Sentence examples similar to litigation of age from inspiring English sources

On top of litigation by shareholders and employees, hundreds of laid-off workers are engaging private attorneys and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to sue Lucent on the grounds of age discrimination.

"This is litigation of singular importance," Mr. Katyal wrote.

("The administrative litigation of C District," June 1999).

This was the once-sensational event called the "Grand Litigation of Ten Thousand Plaintiffs" (hereafter "Grand Litigation").

It appears to be an unfortunate byproduct of the age of litigation.

And while corporations still win the vast majority of age-discrimination claims, the litigation is forcing many companies to rethink their policies and offer more generous retirement incentives.

Edelman has lots of litigation experience despite his young age, having consulted for and testified on behalf of organizations like the ACLU, the National Association of Broadcasters and the National Football League.

Perhaps just as important in an age of litigation, these systems will give them a written record.

In the first quarter, Bank of America had litigation expenses of $881 million.

Years of litigation followed.

Years of litigation followed Rebay's death.