Sentence examples for litigation going on from inspiring English sources

Consider an extensive antitrust litigation going on in Boston, in which plaintiffs' law firms are asserting that private equity firms colluded in their bidding in several mergers.

"There's a certain amount of litigation going on in testimony," said Colonel Dunbar, who maintained that a small number of officers were responsible for the agency's racial problems.

Mr. Olson has good experience suing governments, and is the lead lawyer representing the bondholders in the big sovereign debt litigation going on in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan.

It's really come to that stage where Enbridge doesn't care that there's litigation going on.

"I wouldn't be surprised to see this litigation go on for years," Roach said.

The Authors Guild (of which I am president) sued; years later, with a proposed settlement scuttled by the judge, the litigation goes on.

Now litigation went on for three years and during this time most of us thought that the companies were litigating against each other, but in fact they were in the back doing a venture.

The litigation went on for years and it remains unclear to this day if it has ever been completely resolved.

Outside court, Charlotte Church said: "What I have discovered as the litigation has gone on has sickened and disgusted me.

"What I have discovered as the litigation has gone on has sickened and disgusted me.

But something much deeper and broader was going on in the decision, something that may unsettle how civil litigation is conducted in the United States.