Sentence examples for litigation stems from inspiring English sources
The litigation stems from a huge "short squeeze" in the shares of Volkswagen in 2008.
The litigation stems from Temple-Inland's ownership of the bank, the Guaranty Financial Group, which it spun off in 2007.
Wachovia, like many banks, faces a deluge of shareholder litigation stemming from the subprime mortgage mess.
The litigation stemmed from a disagreement in which a court made its decision.
The litigation stemmed from a 1995 F.B.I. raid on the headquarters of Archer Daniels in Decatur, Ill.
The case is part of a raft of litigation stemming from the mortgage crisis.
ReprintsThe bank's big problem is litigation stemming from America's mortgage fiasco.
He is now helping the bank fend off a tidal wave of shareholder litigation stemming from the subprime mortgage mess.
Ropes & Gray is representing the insurer Lloyd's of London in litigation stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks.
The new name might help American Home distance itself from litigation stemming from fen-phen pills recalled in 1997, analysts said.
The agency met in closed session Friday to discuss anticipated and current litigation stemming from the collision.
