Sentence examples for litigation handled from inspiring English sources

The MC Mojave case is disturbing because many of the elderly homeowners felt as if they had no control over the litigation handled by their lawyers.

In England between the 13th and 16th centuries, extramarital sex was policed with such energy that up to 90% of the litigation handled by church courts was about combating fornication, adultery, sodomy and prostitution.

For eight years he served as an assistant public defender and Director of Capital and Special Litigation, handling numerous death penalty cases until the abolition of the death penalty in New Jersey in December 2007.

After 14 years of litigation mostly handled by another lawyer, Leon Segan, a State Supreme Court justice dismissed the libel suit in 1999.

Lawsuits against manufacturers over injuries in the use of products, one of the biggest growth areas in litigation, is handled through one of the most amorphous balancing tests yet invented.

Prior to Kitty Hawk, Molly was at Wachtell Lipton, where she practiced litigation and handled internal investigations for a variety of Fortune 50 clients.

MR. BOIES'S firm is in some ways a conventional litigation boutique, handling big cases for a dozen core clients, including Northwest Airlines and Philip Morris.

"A loss would have called into question the government's apparent strategy of leaning heavily on civil litigation to handle crisis-related misconduct," said Neil M. Barofsky, a law professor at New York University and former inspector general of the Treasury Department's bank bailout program.

All business attorneys will fall into 1 of 2 categories (or may fall into both): litigation attorneys handle disputes and transactional attorneys handle out-of-court business matters.

In addition, the administration has not appointed a general counsel, who is especially influential in deciding which discrimination cases to bring and how the litigation should be handled.

Last year, the remaining owners recruited the Institute for Justice, the Washington-based litigation organization that handled the Atlantic City case and several others around the nation.