Sentence examples for litigation disputes from inspiring English sources

But spats and litigation — disputes short of Middle East passions but epitomizing counterproductive rancor — derailed it.

It is used in a vast number of patent litigation disputes, leading to high litigation costs, but the allegations rarely succeed because they are usually not based on merit.

As a Neutral with JAMS, Garrie serves as an E-Discovery Special Master, ForeNeutralutrand Arbitratorator with a focus on complex software and business litigation, privacy and data breach matters, trade secret theft, copyright and patent litigation disputes.

That lean membership has sparked a huge litigation dispute, which leaves lower courts divided on whether two judges count as a quorum.

David Boies David Boies, Napster's lead attorney who previously helped the U.S. government win its antitrust case against Microsoft and who represented Vice President Al Gore Al Gore in his campaign's recount litigation, disputed the judges' finding.

While the Sprint news was positive for Research in Motion, based in Waterloo, Ontario, its shares are off about 21percentt since July 1, as investors await a Federal Circuit Court ruling on its patent-litigation dispute with NTP Inc.

The winery's ownership has been the subject of extensive litigation involving disputes within the family.

The defamation act came into force on 1 January this year and could lead to further litigation as disputes arise over grey areas in the new law.

We attempted to elucidate the typical factors related to physician's liability by comparing medical litigation regarding disputes of a breach of the duty to explain in obstetrics and gynecology with those in internal medicine and surgery.

The banks include "most of the major players," said one of the lawyers, Martin Rogers, head of litigation and dispute resolution in Asia at Clifford Chance.

Although big law firms have renamed their litigation divisions "dispute-resolution departments", lawyers are not necessarily benefiting from the shift away from court.