Sentence examples for litigation that could be from inspiring English sources

Zwiebel argues the bill would invite capricious litigation "that could be extremely harmful to some of the most important institutions in our community".

Furthermore, when there is bad faith conduct in the course of litigation that could be adequately sanctioned under the rules, the court ordinarily should rely on the rules rather than the inherent power.

In an unusual statement attached to today's decision, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist defended his decision to participate in the Microsoft case even though his son, James C. Rehnquist, is a Boston lawyer representing Microsoft in private antitrust litigation that could be affected by the outcome of the government's antitrust lawsuit.

Norton said other Colorado communities might be hesitant to spend time in litigation that could be spent on other efforts.

"The litigation that could follow in something like this is a very big concern and that's why missions are trying to be as prudent as possible," said Newell, who could not recall in 32 years of mission work a previous need for contingency plans in Japan.

"What are the regulatory, legislative and litigation options that could be considered to immediately address the situation of these widows and widowers?" she wrote.

"There needs to be some procedure by the A.G. and the comptroller's office — a special checklist if you would — about potential litigation situations that could be explosive," she said.

According to documents published on Thursday by the Folha de S. Paulo, one of Brazil's leading dailies, Brasil Telecom hired Kroll Inc., the risk consulting company, to gather information on Telecom Italia executives that could be used in litigation against the Italian group.

Also, ADR is a private proceeding, which is good for businesses that deal in sensitive information that could be revealed in litigation, which is a public proceeding.

But the litigation involving BP has become especially bitter because of a request to the judge last month by the 17-member leadership asking to create a fund that could be used to cover litigation costs.

But the lawsuit also contains an array of serious charges that could be explored in the course of litigation or in lawsuits to come.