The use of covert surveillance against solicitors representing the opposition in damaging litigation is dubious at best, particularly when it seems clear that the surveillance was commissioned in order to put pressure on the solicitors to withdraw from the litigation.
It seems a nasty bit of litigation will be avoided by MasterCard and Visa, but at what cost is yet to be seen.
In fact, given the great variation in tax reporting and the players in litigation (the parties, their insurance companies and their attorneys), it seems foolish not to try to nail all this down.
"It seems the Ecuadorian government sees the entire litigation as a money-making venture, with Washington Pesantez, the South American country's prosecutor general, now admitting as much".
Best Buy, in this case, is liable, and although I would not say that litigation was wise in Nicholas' case, in this person's case it seems necessary.
Investors, it seems, would rather not risk their cash on discretionary litigation.
And Apple's litigation strategy appears to not only come out of the jungle, but it seems to be turning the industry into more of one.
It seems both inevitable and ominous that the re-litigation of L.G.B.T. rights will center on children.
Furthermore, it seems odd that there is no mention of the potential litigation from Mr Honegger in any of the small print of the prospectus GVC issued to shareholders at the time of the Bwin.party agreement.
It seems no accident that America, "the land of rights," is also the land of litigation.
