Sentence examples for litigation in that from inspiring English sources

After fierce lobbying the Government agreed a two-year exemption for insolvency cases after it was argued it differed from other commercial litigation in that it is brought for the benefit of all creditors, including the Government itself, rather than one party.

Davis Law is a unique civil litigation firm in that it offers the sophistication of a large corporate firm but with the personal service of a boutique practice.

The Court held that Section 5 constituted a valid use of Congress's power to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment, reasoning that "exceptional circumstances" of pervasive racial discrimination, combined with the inadequacy of case-by-case litigation in ending that discrimination, justified the preclearance requirement.

"Broadcasters can get sucked into litigation in Northern Ireland that they wouldn't get sucked into in Britain".

Colorado Ethics Watch was awarded over $10,000 in 2009 in litigation that was launched by the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission in response to an open records request.

In litigation that began in 2011, investors accused big banks of suppressing Libor during the financial crisis in order to boost earnings or make their finances appear healthier.

The plaintiffs in Ecuador have sought billions of dollars from Chevron in litigation that has been heard in courts in South America and the United States.

He does complicated civil litigation in federal court that requires know-how and intelligence that most attorneys don't have".

While lawyering, even in litigation that goes to trial, consists in large part of carefully reasoned argumentation, the result is often unpredictable and seemingly irrational.

Property disputes initiated by his two brothers and sister resulted in litigation that distracted him for many years.

A federal appeals court in Atlanta upheld a ruling yesterday awarding New York City more than $40 million from the trust for a bankrupt Florida-based asbestos company, the latest development in litigation that has lasted more than two decades.