The phrase "litigation section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular department or team in a law firm that is responsible for handling litigation cases. For example, "The litigation section of our firm has had success in winning a series of complex cases."
The Litigation Section of the American Bar Association visited Manhattan twenty-five hundred strong.
Her father is a partner in Walter & Haverfield, a Cleveland law firm; he is the chairman of the firm's litigation section and specializes in media libel cases.
He was active in the American Bar Association and was one of the founders of its Litigation Section, serving as chairman of the section during 1980 through 1981.
During his years of legal practice, he was chairman of the litigation section of the Connecticut Bar Association and founded a trial advocacy organization for new lawyers.
The bride, 30, is a trial lawyer in the special litigation section of the Justice Department's civil rights division in Washington.
"We hope to address the concerns laid out in the report," said Sanford Cohen, chief of the civil rights litigation section of the United States attorney's office, who supervised the investigation.
After 1910, Maiorescu appointed Filitti head of the Ministry's Political Section in Bucharest, and then granted him supervision of the Consular and Litigation sections.
Because the document was still classified, anything Eisenberg wrote about its contents would become "derivatively classified," so he was obliged to write his brief under supervision — not of the court but of the Litigation Security Section of the Justice Department, his adversary.
The Litigation Security Section is ostensibly neutral and independent, but Eisenberg contends that Hogarty, as a Justice Department employee taking orders from government lawyers working on the case, had a conflict of interest, and that allowing his opponents to determine who could contribute to a court filing undermines the fairness of the adversarial process.
The administration has delayed making a decision about the pipeline and the State Department is currently reviewing litigation about a section of the pipeline route in Nebraska.
There has been much recent Supreme Court litigation over whether Section 1983 is as broad in practice as it appears to be in its text.
