Sentence examples for litigation started from inspiring English sources

"In Germany you get a first ruling by a regional court rather quickly - this litigation started in April this year.

For example, the Bay Area law firm involved in the California case, Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, has doled out more than $900,000 in California politics since the lead paint litigation started, in addition to more than $1.9 million to federal campaigns, overwhelmingly to Democrats.

* More U.S. litigation starts over Libor scandal.

Robinson-Dorn thinks it's not a matter of if litigation starts to push us along this path, but when.

Asbestos is an object lesson in how massive litigation starts slowly and spins wildly out of control.

Family court litigation had started about three years ago after the father raised concerns about not having contact with his son.

The court's decision cuts through a thicket of litigation that started soon after the initial auction when NextWave was having trouble coming up with the $4 billion-plus it still owed after making its $500 million downpayment.

"Samsung formally filed a request with the court in a parallel Apple v. Samsung two-way litigation (which started in February 2012) to add the iPhone 5 to the list of products accused of infringing eight Samsung patents," Mueller notes.

Politics, corporate strategies, logistics, private initiatives and litigation are starting to define what downtown will become.

"Now the question is whether the costs imposed by litigation will start to make it less financially attractive.

But the lawyers are busy thwarting that possibility: insurers against sexual-harassment litigation are starting to tell companies that they ought to have "no-dating" policies.