Sentence examples for litigation project from inspiring English sources
The Prescription Access Litigation Project, a consumer group, has also sued Purdue, accusing it of antitrust violations.
"It's a tremendously important step that Yale took," said Graham Boyd, the national director of the A.C.L.U.'s drug policy litigation project.
It was that ruling that the Pottawatomie district was challenging today and that Mr. Boyd, director of the civil liberties union's drug policy litigation project, was defending on behalf of the Earls family.
"The political and legal atmosphere is really changing," said Graham A. Boyd, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's drug policy litigation project, which has brought most of the school cases.
"Consumers all over the country are demanding a way to end the escalating price pressure from drugs," said Kim Shellenberger, director of the groups' Prescription Access Litigation project, which was formed this year.
Steve Berman, a lawyer for the Prescription Access Litigation Project, said that Judge Stein's summary of the OxyContin patent case described "a classic situation that I'm sure will result in litigation in the imminent future".
Those major music companies are likely Warner Music, Universal Music Group and EMI, which have been in litigation with Project Playlist since April 2008.
The scrub was the result of infringement notices from the major labels, all of which are in litigation with Project Playlist.
Experts who wish to best serve their clients will do this in their own way -- whether that means keeping them safe, protecting them from litigation, completing projects according to safety codes, or saving them time and hard-earned money.
And NEPA plaintiffs have six years after a "final agency action" to initiate litigation challenging the project, per the Administrative Procedure Act's statute of limitations.
What AES wanted to see was how Shaw's lawyers and accountants had addressed Stone & Webster's expected recovery through litigation of the Wolf Hollow project.
