Sentence examples for litigations that is from inspiring English sources
E-discovery refers to discovery of information, often for civil litigations, that is stored in electronic format, known as Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
And there are many other litigations that are very complicated that are reaching, I hope very soon, fruition in terms of settlements.
In addition, it is likely that many patent litigations that were stayed pending IPR and CBM proceedings in the 2012/2013 timeframe will become "un-stayed" and resume to trial in district court in 2016 and 2017 as IPRs/CBMs conclude.
Many of these matters will be the subject of litigation that is expected to keep Britain's civil courts and the European courts busy for many years.
The law defines frivolous as litigation that is "completely without merit in law or fact" or that "is undertaken primarily to delay or prolong the resolution of the litigation, or to harass or maliciously injure another".
The players also gave a vote of confidence to DeMaurice Smith, leader of their association, and the executive committee to negotiate the remaining points to settle the antitrust litigation that is part of the deal.
The Cytodyne case is part of a swelling tide of litigation that is raising serious questions about the way makers of ephedra and other dietary supplements use -- and often misuse -- the promise of scientific proof to market their products.
Giving the Patent and Trademark Office PTOO) the resources to improve patent quality and opening up the patent process to citizen review will reduce the uncertainty and wasteful litigation that is currently a significant drag on innovation.
"We heard people today plead for an end to this litigation that was fair and just.
"This is the highest-profile litigation that's ever been in this country, and is going to require a jurist who is above reproach".
The Delaware judge overseeing the litigation that was later brought over the matter observed that the conduct of Mr. Drexler and his friends was "icky".
