Sentence examples for litigation undertaken from inspiring English sources

It was the biggest spate of such litigation undertaken by the department since the New Deal.

In his only murder case, litigation undertaken as a favor to an employee of the firm, he mustered an argument so passionate that his client, who had indisputably killed her own mother, was admitted to a psychiatric institution.

"Two very well-known brands have recently undertaken litigation to try to enforce design copyright which, though nobody knows for sure, may have come from security breaches leading to features being cloned.

We begin with two questions about Judge Kosinski's definition of litigation-generated science research undertaken to support litigation which we will call litigation-generated science, type 1 (LGS1).

The government began a review of the litigation authority last March – undertaken by Marsh, one of the world's biggest insurance brokers – but has yet to make its findings public.

Along with 4 of his colleagues Macbeth had been in the Class of 1969 at Yale Law School, where they conceived the idea of a public-interst law firm that would undertake litigation on behalf of the environment.

GATA is the Gold Anti-Trust andion Committee and was organized in January 1999 to advocate and undertake litigation against illegal collusion to control the price and supply of gold and related financial securities.

The analysis was undertaken by the litigation outcome or by the type of medical facility.

In particular we discuss the similar problems raised by strategically motivated science done in anticipation of possible future litigation or otherwise designed to benefit the sponsor and ask what special treatment, if any, should be given to science undertaken to support existing or potential future litigation.

Richard Hunter, at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said that resolving these issues was proving troublesome: "The clear fly in the ointment is the additional provisions undertaken for the forex investigation and litigation, as well as the seemingly perennial PPI situation.

The law defines frivolous as litigation that is "completely without merit in law or fact" or that "is undertaken primarily to delay or prolong the resolution of the litigation, or to harass or maliciously injure another".