Sentence examples for litigation whether from inspiring English sources

Under the Iqbal decision, federal judges will now decide at the very start of a litigation whether the plaintiff's accusations ring true, and they will close the courthouse door if they do not.

"I have to say that throughout eight years, the city repeatedly required us to bring litigation, whether it was on behalf of New Yorkers with mental health problems or homeless children," said Steven Banks, the director of the Legal Aid Society's homeless rights project.

"The question at the heart of this litigation – whether ESA is an effective or appropriate tool to address the threat of climate change – is not a question that this court can decide based upon its own independent assessment, particularly in the abstract," the judge wrote.

"Unfortunately, there will be litigation, whether it's meritorious or not," says James Salzman, a law professor at American University.

Growing public unease over safety and environmental matters is leading to more litigation whether in the civil or the criminal court.

When it comes to habeas corpus litigation, whether prisoner or practitioner, The Habeas Citebook: Ineffective Assistance of Counsel (2nd Edition) is a required resource.

However you feel about the litigation - whether you think the tax is due or not - it underscores the arbitrary and complex nature of our tax system and demonstrates why it needs to be fixed with simple and clear rules.

Katz and Wilpon also agreed to end their role in the litigation over whether Picard can claw back from the net winners.

The position led to litigation over whether Mr. Burkle and Mr. Eichler were improperly colluding to accumulate a controlling position in the company.

The case before the court arose from a second round of litigation concerning whether the law transferring the land under the cross violated the original order.

The pact settles 27 years of litigation over whether the state can restrict Indian fishing, people involved in the negotiations said.