Sentence examples for litigation so that from inspiring English sources

"I do a lot of general commercial litigation, so that includes general contractual disputes, banking disputes, some shareholder disputes.

"Although Bayer CropScience believes it acted responsibly in the handling of its biotech rice, the company considers it important to resolve the litigation so that it can move forward focused on its fundamental mission of providing innovative solutions to modern agriculture," a spokesman for the company said.

Lawyers for the drugmaker Wyeth and lawyers representing people suing the company over diet drugs have asked a federal judge to approve a stay of litigation so that settlement talks could move forward.

Neil Record says the sums involved would be so large, and the litigation so ruinous, that the best option would be to abolish the euro as soon as one country leaves, so as to invalidate all euro contracts.Unlike Mr Record, who favours secrecy, in their paper Jens Nordvig and Nick Firoozye argue that open contingency planning would reduce uncertainty.

"The thing that makes litigation so labor intensive is that each case is fact-specific," he says.

But Hatch-Waxman also gives drug makers who sue generic infringers an automatic 30-month stay of generic market entry so that litigation can proceed.

"If any of the information at issue is relevant to any of those then they would have a problem doing that because they are effectively going to obstruct or impede that investigation or litigation so it would be legally risky to do that unless they know that it's not related to those things," Robbins continues.

"That ends all of the litigation, so there is no more litigation, and finally something is going to get done down there because it's a beautiful place," Mr. Carabetta said.

It was an illegal tackle so that is where the opportunity for litigation arises".

So that's why we're pushing litigation, because that's when people know you're serious".

So that was the second wave of marriage litigation that led to everything else that follows.