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"I think the most likely option is that the administration does nothing affirmatively and waits to see what the outcome of litigation is," said Legomsky.

He wanted legislation authorizing his hiring, an unlikely prospect in a state whose governor, Kirk Fordice, so opposed the tobacco litigation that he is said to have refused to endorse the check when Mississippi's case was successfully settled.

Now, twelve years into the litigation, the case is said to be the oldest one on file in Los Angeles Superior Court, and it has recently earned another dubious distinction, as a kind of postscript to the O. J. Simpson case.

"That is not what litigation is supposed to be," said Mr. Olson.

"The true price tag for the ongoing costs of the litigation is terrifying," said Christopher Whalen, managing director at Carrington Investment Services.

"It really shows how inefficient asbestos litigation is," she said.

In the absence of clear title to property, the risk of litigation is high, says Gagan Banga, a director at Indiabulls.

There, she heard a very different story than that coming from Hearst and A.P. "They are all saying access litigation is really struggling," said Ms. Dalglish.

"Businesses ranging from the smallest start-up to the largest Fortune 500 company are suffering from the enormous waste that the threat of litigation and actual litigation are causing," said Gary Shapiro, president of the Consumer Electronics Assn. "Each one of these threats must be taken seriously by a company," he added.

Such litigation is painstaking, he said.

The litigation is exhausting, he said.