Sentence examples for litigation unit from inspiring English sources
Debevoise & Plimpton, for example, has aggressively built a litigation unit in London in recent years.
Kate Comerford Todd, a lawyer with the chamber's litigation unit, said the group's victories were routine and warranted.
Mr. Reich, 42, is a partner in the litigation unit at the Los Angeles-based firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips.
Robin S. Conrad, executive vice president of the chamber's litigation unit, said the center's analysis was flattering but superficial, and she questioned its comparisons.
Gena Bunn, chief of the Texas attorney general's capital litigation unit, defended the state's future-dangerousness requirement in a law review article in 2000.
The agency said it was referring the case to its litigation unit and both Allstate and the agents appeared to be preparing to go to court.
In response to these and similar cases, the department set up the Special Litigation Support Unit last month, with an 11-member staff of officers and civilians, said Thomas Antenen, the deputy commissioner of public information.
Credit Suisse built and then spun off its litigation-finance unit, now called Parabellum (the Latin for "prepare for war").The potential profits can be seen in the results of three public companies that specialise in funding litigation: Burford and Juridica, both listed in London but focusing on America, and IMF, the first public litigation funder, based in Australia.
Net income in the quarter was reduced by 9 cents a share from costs to integrate Rohm and Haas, an adjustment on the sale of the Styron unit, labor litigation in Latin America and debt refinancing costs, said Bob Plishka, a spokesman for Dow.
He ended six years of litigation over a 66-unit project proposed by the nonprofit Mutual Housing Association of Stamford by striking a deal with it for two affordable housing developments.
The most frequent complaints these days, said Mr. Carbone, the union leader in the division's enforcement unit, "concern baseless litigation, failure to provide basic services, verbal abuse by an owner or an owner's employee; intrusive acts, for example, entering an apartment under false pretenses, putting cameras in hallways, investigators spying on tenants".
