Sentence examples for litigation held from inspiring English sources

In a trip by Mrs. Clinton to Texas last fall, two prominent contributors who attended the White House coffees, Tilman J. Fertitta, chairman of Landry's Seafood restaurant chain, and John Eddie Williams, a trial lawyer active in tobacco litigation, held fund-raisers that reaped a few hundred thousand dollars for her campaign committee and another she set up with the Senate Democrats.

Based on the model, a trustworthy litigation hold enabled cloud storage system (LINCS) has been proposed.

In a new study, Zawoad et al. also defined a model of trustworthy litigation hold management for cloud storage systems.

This dependency further leads to serious issues surrounding trust in the CSPs, like originality of the evidence and timely response to litigation holds [3 6].

The U.K.'s four mobile network operators spent last month locked in talks with each other, Ofcom and government ministers to try to thrash out a deal to avoid the risk of litigation holding back EE's LTE launch, and to ensure multiple 4G networks could launch as speedily as possible.

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The system verifies any deliberate destruction of evidence after a litigation hold is triggered.

These may include preserving potential evidence locally or preserving them in another cloud on a dedicated litigation hold server.

"We've had robust litigation hold procedures in place from our very first lawsuit to prevent deletion of emails relevant to ongoing litigation," an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.

Sometimes it is advantageous to retain outside vendors to assist in litigation holds.

The jury found that UBS had destroyed relevant e-mail evidence after the litigation hold had been in place.