Sentence examples for litigation himself from inspiring English sources

Appropriately framed by Mr. Rosset's raucous 1989 interview with Al Goldstein, the colorful publisher of Screw magazine and no stranger to litigation himself, "Obscene" is a warm, entertaining compendium of counterculture voices (including Jim Carroll and Amiri Baraka) and literary landmarks.

Koons, the subject of much litigation, may himself be litigious: the walls have eyes.

In trying to minimize the board's costs, he has taken on some of the litigation work himself, free.

Mr. Bradley, who is single and works on the support staff in a law firm's litigation department, found himself an instant parent for his two younger siblings.

Kleinfeld, whose alleged resemblance to Alan Dershowitz caused the famous professor to threaten litigation, has promoted himself from money laundering to murder.

The divorce was eventually settled, without litigation, but Cuomo found himself an outcast — single, unemployed, and repudiated by the New York political establishment.

A member of a nonprofit board can buy a directors and officers policy to protect himself from litigation related to board decisions.

Pruitt recently made a big show of recusing himself from litigation over these safeguards.

He has recently inserted himself into litigation in which 9/11 victims allege the Saudi government funded Islamist charities that provided financial and logistical support to al-Qaeda.

Young Israel, of course, appealed the decision, and David tried to tell himself all the litigation was just a stalling tactic, a postponement of the inevitable.

Ginni Thomas's political activities prompted seventy-four Democrats in the House to write Justice Thomas in February and demand that he recuse himself from any litigation on health-care reform because of an "appearance of a conflict of interest".