Sentence examples for litigation to develop from inspiring English sources

The groom, also 32, works at Sard Verbinnen & Company, a corporate and financial communications firm in New York, where he helps clients facing mergers and acquisitions, crises or litigation to develop and execute communications strategies.

It is common in class-action suits for lawyers to make broad accusations when first filing and in the course of litigation to try to develop supportive information.

Companies with vast resources that seek to exploit global markets would be wise to partner with these companies to develop solutions that preempt litigation in other countries.

The historic Health Care Reform bill contains a provision to award five-year grants to select states to develop alternatives to current tort litigation.

As a result, while other areas of law have had more time to develop, many basic concepts in aboriginal litigation are not yet clearly defined.

A newcomer, brought into the group to develop legal theories and write briefs for litigation, was a Jackson lawyer named Johnny Jones.

Lilly's troubles are particularly worrisome, because it has actually managed to develop a robust pipeline instead of resorting to patent litigation.

In addition, protest-supported demolition litigation brings pressure to the courts, which in turn pushes the courts to develop coping strategies to constrain the housing demolition authorities (He 2014).

The city offered the NFL Rams the chance to develop the parking lot, only to end up in protracted litigation against the Angels.

Oliver B. Quinn, the program director, said Prudential took the step to develop a system that offered mediation and arbitration in light of the litigation erupting elsewhere.

Legal liabilities and litigation costs are prevalent in reorganizations because the insolvency administrator has to manage the bankrupt firm and to develop a sustainable business model in a continuation.