Sentence examples for litigation to pay from inspiring English sources

It is the perfect sound bite in what could be the next tort reform battle in Texas: a push to require the losing parties in litigation to pay their opponents' legal fees.

The Delaware Supreme Court recently stated that a non-stock corporation may have a bylaw provision that requires the plaintiff who loses inter-corporate litigation to pay all of the litigation expenses in essentially a "loser pays" fashion (ATP Tour, Inc. v. Deutscher Tennis Bund (German Tennis Federation).

Or you may become embroiled in costly litigation and have to pay damages.

And as a product of the litigation, the businesses had to pay thousands of dollars in legal fees to Mr. Weitz and his associates.

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.

I also wrote a "letter before claim" to the defendant, demanding the money and threatening litigation if he failed to pay.

Carbide settled resulting litigation in 1989, agreeing to pay $470 million.

With no professional liability insurance in Afghanistan there is a great fear of litigation and of having to pay large fines or bribes to avoid prison.

He is not sure there is much the town can do to press the issue, however, unless taxpayers are willing to pay for litigation.

On Wednesday, Chase Carey, News Corporation's president and chief operating officer, said the company had "fully reserved" funds to pay for litigation related to hacking.

Last summer, the firm announced that it had settled its litigation with Mr. Curry without agreeing to pay him any money.