Sentence examples for litigation to help the from inspiring English sources

Tyco International named Gardner Courson as deputy counsel for litigation to help the company recover hundreds of millions of dollars it says was stolen by former top executives.

Regarding school closings, the lawsuit charges that the city ignored an agreement reached based on last year's litigation to help the schools it was then trying to close by offering them additional staff and services, primarily for special education and immigrant students.

He persuaded Terrence McCartney, a New York lawyer who had experience in PPA litigation, to help.

Because of this, you will want to hire an attorney who is experienced in civil litigation to help you with your slander suit.

Judge Peter Walsh of United States Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., made the delay and ordered Safety-Kleen to provide financial and litigation information to help the Vivendi unit decide if it wants to compete with the existing bid, one for $311.3 million by Clean Harbors Inc.

Governor McCallum, a Republican, has suggested borrowing the $794 million the state received from the tobacco litigation settlement to help bridge the gap for local governments, and reducing state operations expenses by 11.5percentt.

The venture -- between Symphony Technology II-A, part of the Symphony Technology Group in Palo Alto, Calif., and Tennenbaum Capital Partners in Los Angeles -- will also pay up to $10 million in litigation costs to help finance an antitrust suit brought by Information Resources against the ACNielsen unit of VNU, Dun & Bradstreet and IMS International.

According to Becker, Lex Machina's technology can help identify similar patents that have been enforced in order to show how those patents did in litigation, and to help establish patent value.

The bank set aside $1.3 billion for mortgage litigation and $1 billion to help pay for the restructuring Mr. Corbat announced last month.

His supporters say the litigation might eventually help the Russian government escape its ossified past and strengthen Russia's public administration and business climate.

The proposed $19.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel Communications, Cumulus' much bigger rival, is caught up in a morass of litigation as the banks that agreed to help fund the deal have balked.