Sentence examples for litigation suggests from inspiring English sources

Johnathan Shub, a lawyer in Philadelphia who specializes in class-action computer litigation, suggests that consumers "absolutely should not trust vendors with their confidential information".

"The more laws there are, the more people try to find their way out of facing them, but black box evidence is concrete for anyone facing litigation," suggests KCI's vice-president, Chris Pflanz.

But as the 401(k) litigation suggests, even 401(k) participants at large employers need to do their own due diligence regarding fees.

Proposing the idea that Belmont be sold, besides possibly drawing the issue into contentious and costly litigation, suggests that the board is in a quandary.

The terms of the settlement remain confidential, but a reference to the case in court filings in other Trans Healthcare litigation suggests the amount was easily in the millions.

At the very least, documents released through litigation suggest prosecutors cooperated with Epstein's lawyers to keep the deal under wraps.

Prince's siblings had mentioned his drug use in the course of conversation, unrelated to litigation, suggesting he had used cocaine and Percocet since the 1980s.

The Trump administration pushed back against this request in a subsequent motion to put a temporary stay on the litigation, suggesting that the scope of discovery was likely to pose a significant burden on the federal defendants.

A leaked legal strategy document obtained by the ABC last month, prepared by a law firm Adani subsequently hired to conduct commercial litigation, suggested the company should use "use the legal system to pressure decision makers".

Court documents pertaining to that litigation suggested Silent Circle closed an unannounced $25 million Series C round earlier this year.

Interviews with several attorneys and experts on capital litigation suggest there is little chance Tsarnaev will see his conviction set aside.