Sentence examples for litigation ensued from inspiring English sources
Two years of insults, ill will, and litigation ensued.
But it would not be surprising if further litigation ensued.
Litigation ensued between the developer and the Port Authority.
Litigation ensued, and she ultimately was upheld by the State Supreme Court.
Many months of litigation ensued, in which I broke two cardinal precepts.
Litigation ensued and the case was eventually tried in the federal district court for the district of D.C. Regenerative challenged the FDA's authority to regulate at all, arguing: 1) Congress never intended its Commerce Clause power to interfere with the practice of medicine; and 2) there was no interstate commerce since all activities were confined to Colorado.
Once litigation ensues, records retention becomes even more crucial.
Although "The Facebook Effect" dutifully recounts the litigation that ensued between Mr. Zuckerberg and his antagonists — litigation, I should point out, that netted the Winklevoss twins a reported $65 million and made Mr. Saverin a billionaire — he bends over backward to exonerate his hero.
Litigation inevitably ensued.
The bank agreed to hold Stubbins' firm harmless and to accept the $2 million payment from LeMessurier and his joint-venture partners; no litigation ever ensued.
