Sentence examples for litigation says from inspiring English sources

"We think there's going to be tons of litigation," says an attorney in New York.

(What if the owners have differing religious beliefs? Alito, in one of this decision's many invitations to litigation, says "state corporate law" will help).

That may result in litigation, says Tony Lomas, a partner at PWC.In the global Lehman debacle, the British authorities and claimants on the London entity drew the short straw.

"It can be informative when deciding whether to practice in a contentious or non-contentious area of law, and whether to pursue a career in criminal or civil litigation," says Linda Jacobs, a barrister at Cloisters.

Another European investment manager, who also declined to be identified because of potential litigation, says he decided to purchase the notes for his clients partly on the strength of the bank's reputation.

The truth is, nobody yet knows how corporate blogging will evolve.This caveat is especially important because it is probably "only a matter of time" before a serious blogging embarrassment leads to litigation, says Joseph Grundfest, a professor at Stanford Law School and a former commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"We don't comment on pending litigation," said Amy Bessette, an Apple spokeswoman.

"We are continuing to work toward resolving all the litigation," said Kevin Brown, a spokesman for MBIA.

"The statute as written causes confusion and the potential for unnecessary litigation," said Dean Boyd, a Justice Department spokesman.

"There were clearly abuses in litigation," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.

RIM is "engaging in 'bet your company' litigation," said Jim Wallace, a lawyer representing NTP.