Sentence examples for litigation that they from inspiring English sources

"All of Wall Street has essentially refused to deal with the real costs of the litigation that they are up against," said Christopher Whalen, a senior managing director at Tangent Capital Partners.

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, or Maldef, which brought the lawsuit on behalf of the Redondo Beach laborers, recently sent letters to a dozen of those communities, demanding that they erase these unconstitutional blots from their books and spare themselves the effort and expense of litigation that they would certainly lose.

In Pennsylvania, where the potentially most restrictive voter ID law was passed this summer (it is under legal challenge), state officials admitted in earlier litigation that they could not document a single case of such fraud.

If that failed, they could pursue litigation that might allow them to raise the constitutional question again in a federal court in Virginia.

And they were sideswiped by the redistricting litigation that delayed primaries, and by confusion over filing deadlines.

They can accept an offer the others deem acceptable; or they can take their chances with litigation that could take half a decade.

Mr. Hiner led Owens Corning through years of asbestos litigation that forced it to pay billions to people who said they were sickened by asbestos.

They also bring a party into the litigation that doesn't belong there.

They may also feel compelled to settle current litigation that would have been dismissed if the Supreme Court decision had gone their way.

They will also bear the brunt of potential litigation that could stem from the inadequate provision of healthcare services.

Otherwise, they would open a Pandora's box of litigation that would clog the dockets for years to come.