Sentence examples for litigation issued from inspiring English sources

Proceedings were scheduled to begin Monday, but on Sunday afternoon, Judge Carl J. Barbier of Federal District Court, who is overseeing the sprawling litigation, issued a brief order pushing the opening day back to March 5 "for reasons of judicial efficiency and to allow the parties to make further progress in their settlement discussions".

This paper employs a natural experiment research design to analyze the differences in the effects of the 2002 notice concerning private securities litigation issued by the Supreme People's Court on stock price performance in A/B-share markets.

This includes significant conduct and litigation issues that will likely hit our profits going forward".

However, the Severn Trent board decided to view it as a litigation issue with a need to prevent disclosure.

"I spent most of my time dealing with issues of litigation, issues of law and issues of paper," said Dr. Rotter.

The measures have hurt profit, but they could pay off if he succeeds in resolving the litigation issues and making the bank less complex and easier to manage.

McEwan said last year that the bank was dealing with a "long list of conduct and litigation issues," and warned of "inevitable" branch closures.

"We have been very clear that we wanted to deal with as many of our legacy litigation issues as possible during 2015 and 2016.

Governor Leavitt and his allies, however, take strong issue with this view because, they say, they have agreed that collecting sales taxes should not draw a company into other tax, regulatory and litigation issues.

A shareholder proposal for a special audit of how top managers had handled the bank's litigation issues was narrowly rejected – 46.4% of investors voted in favour and 53.6% against.

Over the five years to 2015, Barclays, HSBC and the bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland have together incurred costs of £55.8bn to cover so-called conduct and litigation issues, after being penalised for rigging Libor and foreign exchange markets, and having to compensate customers for misselling payment protection insurance.