Sentence examples for litigation not to from inspiring English sources

They recall a simpler past without insurance-company hassles, government regulations, malpractice litigation, not to mention nurses and doctors bearing tattoos and talking of wanting "balance" in their lives.

"There's no justice to the company who spent over $100 million in litigation, not to mention having their chief executives tied up in litigation for years and years," Professor Bernstein said.

The fact that our disposition of the pending Microsoft litigation could potentially affect Microsoft's exposure to antitrust liability in other litigation does not, to my mind, significantly distinguish the present situation from other cases that this court decides".

And it was created to represent the position of Congress in litigation matters, not to take on the Defense of Marriage Act.

There could very well be civil litigation pending not to mention departmental or administrative investigations.

That opens the door to litigation not just by the direct customers of implicated banks, but by anyone with a financial interest in LIBOR.

But clashing superlawyers tend to lengthen litigation, not shorten it.

While expenses for insurers may well be rising in New Jersey, as elsewhere, industry executives said it was difficult to predict whether those costs would be offset by legislative changes aimed at reducing fraud and litigation and, if not, to what extent political leaders would permit price increases.

The role of a litigation department is not to be impartial or independent.

Sharp, the ADF lawyer, explained in an interview that the specific goal of the North Carolina litigation isn't to build on these historic precedents, which his organization continues to oppose.

And he was talking about ordinary civil litigation, not mortal combat with the government.