Sentence examples for litigation drawing from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the Justice Department are frequently involved in highly sensitive litigation, drawing on documents that while not classified, would typically be kept confidential.

"Litigation draws that money away.

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

Here, BCE can force the private equity subsidiary to pursue litigation to draw on the debt and equity commitment letters.

Beck's was just one of many Pittsburgh-area police brutality cases to produce litigation and draw media scrutiny in the 1990s.

Responding to the skepticism about the reserves against the Bank of New York litigation, he added, "We believe extrapolating selective rulings from other venues involving other litigants and facts and drawing conclusions about our settlements and other litigation matters does not portray a fair and accurate presentation of our litigation matters".

But the litigation has also drawn attention because of the prosecution this summer of Mr. Kissel's brother, Andrew M. Kissel, on charges of engineering an elaborate real estate fraud in the New York metropolitan area involving tens of millions of dollars.

In sum, it appears the line on litigation has been drawn finely enough for the government to say it has preserved the rights of any aggrieved bank clients and for the banks to say the deal ends a sordid legal chapter.Among the most debated outcomes is the impact on the overall housing market and because of the housing market's importance the American economy.

It appears the line on litigation has been drawn finely enough for the government to say it has preserved the rights of any aggrieved bank clients to sue, and for the banks to say the deal ends a sordid legal chapter.

Kevin Winters of KRW Law, which is acting on a pro-bono basis for Rowlands and other relatives of the victims, said: "The Birmingham Six case had a retraumatising effect on relatives of the victims because the litigation process was drawn out across so many years.

Corruption and litigation make headlines.