Sentence examples for litigation steps from inspiring English sources

The administration did not explain why it did not take routine litigation steps that might have slowed the progress of the challenges enough to avoid a decision in the current Supreme Court term.

"Recourse could be had to litigation at every step to frustrate the commission if the opponents were determined and deep-pocketed enough, including challenges by individual witnesses, not to mention challenges to the appointment of commissioners in the first place," Laing writes.

Procurators attended to the formal and especially the documentary steps in litigation.

AARP said it would "explore a range of different steps, including litigation," to block the rule if it is not changed.

The question is, will this time be meaningful change -- disavowing bad actors in the space, dropping litigation, and taking other steps to acknowledge mistakes - or just another superficial rebranding?

This is a necessary litigation, an important next step.

"We will determine our next steps in the litigation, which the Supreme Court remanded for further consideration," the statement read, according to the Guardian.

Most of my clients are referred from litigation solicitors, so the first step is always initial assessment.

He had hoped to return to a full schedule of litigation, but has had to step in to manage Enron issues for the firm.

By 1991, after the trust had paid out nearly $800 million, Judge Jack B. Weinstein of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, who was overseeing Manville-related litigation, pressured the trustees to step aside.

He added that the administration did not yet know the value of the California leases and that until it did it could not consider stepping outside the litigation.