Sentence examples for long litigation from inspiring English sources

Still, as some analysts note, the company's corporate culture does seem to have been altered by the long litigation.

As JPMorgan Chase works its way through its own legal morass, it can look to Goldman Sachs for an example of how long litigation can haunt a bank.

The validity of Glidden's patents was upheld during long litigation, and he prospered from the sale of his share of the business to a manufacturing firm in Massachusetts.

In his long litigation career, Mr. Olson has specialized in taking on conservative cases like his successful effort to force the University of Texas to eliminate affirmative action in its law school admissions.

Known to the Wappinger Indians as Quarropas ("White Marshes"), probably for the area's heavy fogs, the site was sold twice (in 1660 and in 1683) by them to different groups, causing long litigation over the title and delays in the settlement of the area.

Getting the issue back on the Supreme Court's docket is the culmination of a long litigation campaign by a public interest group here, the Center for Individual Rights, which opposes affirmative action and helped recruit the three unsuccessful white applicants who are the plaintiffs in the two cases.

Senior Judge Edward G. Biester Jr. of Bucks County Court, who was to hear a pending retrial, instead signed an order this week ending the decades-long litigation over a series of articles questioning the conduct of members of the state's high court.

The group, the Washington Legal Foundation, has conducted a decade-long litigation campaign against the program, arguing that it violated private property rights and that the clients of law firms should not be forced to provide financial support to causes with which they might disagree.

YONKERS, N.Y., Aug. 30 — When Mayor Philip A. Amicone joined community leaders here in April to announce a settlement to decades-long litigation over housing segregation, it seemed as if this city might finally begin to shed the reputation for racial discord that had helped define it for generations.

That judgment ended the eight-year-long litigation between Baxter and the ACCC.

He also suffered trading failures in the East Indies and long, unsuccessful litigation over the estate with one of his partners.