Sentence examples for litigations that he from inspiring English sources

He was so successful in these litigations that he soon had a thriving private practice and had gained the friendship of landowners and creditors.

As Dr. DeBakey recalled in an interview last March, he refused to testify in the litigation that followed; he did not want his rival to be found guilty.

He wanted legislation authorizing his hiring, an unlikely prospect in a state whose governor, Kirk Fordice, so opposed the tobacco litigation that he is said to have refused to endorse the check when Mississippi's case was successfully settled.

Peter Barry, a Minneapolis trial lawyer, is so bullish on the future of debt collection litigation that he holds several "boot camps" each year to share his secrets with other lawyers who want in on the action.

By the late 1990s King was so bombarded by litigation that he spent $30 million on lawyers' fees in a single year.

More recently, he said under oath in litigation that he doesn't remember authorizing the change.

"We're doing this because we recognize that creators can be intimidated by the DMCA's counter notification process, and the potential for litigation that comes with it," he wrote.

Having met Samuel Morse in 1832, Jackson later declared that he himself had told Morse the basic principles of the telegraph, and he initiated litigation that continued for years.

Walter Olson, a Cato Institute expert on litigation who often expresses skepticism about civil litigation, said that he could not comment extensively without seeing the filing, but that "it sounds like the sort of thing you couldn't dismiss out of hand".

But Mr. Almunia added that he wanted to encourage civil litigation that could further penalize companies by enabling consumers and companies hurt by cartels to recover damages.

But he was drawn to litigation that could help spark reform, even if the odds were not in his favor.