Sentence examples for litigation dead from inspiring English sources

Since Common Cause filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging the constitutionality of the Senate's filibuster rule, some commentators have labeled our litigation "dead on arrival".

"Those of us who work on legal reform know any significant litigation reform is dead on arrival in the Assembly of the State of New York," said James R. Copland, director of the Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative policy group.

Litigation reform is dead but wasn't showing much life anyway.

Such disputes increasingly are settled in arbitration and don't play out publicly, making "The Walking Dead" litigation all the more unusual.

The story of power, ego, hoarding, dead birds and litigation drew reader comments on NYTimes.com; a selection is below.

Mr. Waheed and Mr. Nanhe are long dead, but their litigation has plodded onward, moving with all the speed of a creaky bullock cart through perhaps the most overburdened justice system in the world.

The companies face extensive private litigation by the families of the dead and injured and by hundreds of Gulf Coast business owners affected by the spill.

The United Nations' response — as it has been the last three years — was to claim immunity from litigation while expressing sympathy for the dead and infected, and promising to keep working to eradicate the epidemic.

Some of the links in this article pointing to other criticisms are now dead links – victims of litigation?

Virtually every studio that has had a successful show has been the target of litigation like this, and 'The Walking Dead' has been the #1 show on television for five years in a row, so this is no surprise.

Virtually every studio that has had a successful show has been the target of litigation like this, and "The Walking Dead" has been the No. 1 show on television for five years in a row, so this is no surprise.