"The litigation of whose fault it is will probably go on forever".
For all the talk: culpable, punishment, law, legislation, "people need to get fired over this" The litigation of whose fault it is will probably go on forever.
The explanation for this was that the report had been superseded by further evidence from experts whom the firm had consulted for the purposes of the litigation, and whose evidence was preferred.
The plaintiffs are represented by a libertarian legal advocacy group in Washington, the Institute for Justice, whose litigation director, Clint Bolick, called the ruling a victory for consumers and small wineries.
[n.9] The first, known as the "common fund exception," derives not from a court's power to control litigants, but from its historic equity jurisdiction, see Sprague v. Ticonic National Bank, 307 U.S. 161, 164 (1939), and allows a court to award attorney's fees to a party whose litigation efforts directly benefit others.
Napster is the infamous free music-file-sharing service that was shut down by a California judge in July 2001 for copyright infringement, and whose litigation and bankruptcy liabilities still linger.
The highlighted emails centered around a moment widely considered a Clinton success, providing the campaign an opening to chide a longtime antagonist whose ongoing litigation against the State Department has produced a series of embarrassing revelations". -- The State Department promised to give the Associated Press all of Clinton's "detailed planning schedules" as secretary by mid-October.
The plea deal is a remarkable turn for a folksy, politically well-connected but always defiant plaintiff's lawyer who has humbled some of the nation's most powerful companies and whose tobacco litigation was portrayed in the movie "The Insider".
If the jury finds that Google did indeed steal code from Oracle, it could disturb the way engineers at small startups build their products and expose them to litigation from major companies whose programming languages they use.
The 144-page report is a masterpiece of evenhandedness, produced by a team of attorneys led by Ted Wells, whose New York litigation firm was retained by the NFL to investigate the circumstances around Martin's departure and his subsequent accusations against his teammates.
