Sentence examples for litigation when from inspiring English sources
The notion of litigation when things are not "perfect" is very upper-middle-class.
Bellwethers are often used in product-liability litigation when many people have similar claims.
"I can assure you that we will have recourse to litigation when that's necessary," Mr. Kobak said.
In January, NGN won the first round of litigation when a high court judge refused to impose an injunction.
But the city avoided litigation when it lifted that limit after negotiations between the unions and the corporation counsel's office.
The judge also indicated the likelihood of further litigation when Elliot tried to have costs quashed because of the police's alleged deceit.
"When we first embarked on this program," he said, "the question was not if there was going to be litigation but when.
Merger litigation is when plaintiffs' lawyers bring class-action lawsuits challenging an acquisition transaction.
Mark, the civil-rights lawyer, who acted in the mess of divorce litigation only when it infringed constitutional rights, said, in response, of the letter, "Tear it up".
In addition, large corporations face eye-popping litigation costs when they search for information that may be evidence in a lawsuit — so-called e-discovery — that can add up to millions of dollars a year.
The litigation began when the industry group Air Transport Association of America (since renamed Airlines for America) and three major airlines — United and Continental, which merged last year, and American — complained at the High Court in London in 2009.
