Sentence examples for middle of litigation from inspiring English sources

"It's in the middle of litigation," Lieutenant Buckley said.

A spokeswoman for the Memphis Police Department recently told The Associated Press that she couldn't comment about the backlog because the department is in the middle of litigation concerning a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of women whose rape kits haven't been tested.

"We are still in the middle of the litigation".

Then, in the middle of the litigation, in 2000, a volunteer was seriously injured in an electrical accident while working on the bridge, and an angry State Supreme Court Justice said he'd had enough.

We've heard rumors of a big financing, but they're also in the middle of RIAA litigation which will likely suck any capital out of the company for royalty licensing fees.

Disclosure: Loopt is in the middle of a patent litigation suit, and the plaintiff in that case dragged us into the middle of the fight.

Disclosure: Pocket Life competitor Loopt is in the middle of a patent litigation suit that we've been dragged into, and they've also created a TechCrunch-branded Loopt iPhone app.

The bad news is that those investors may be stuck in the middle of some pretty serious litigation between Sethi and Wilkins.

The notion of litigation when things are not "perfect" is very upper-middle-class.

By the middle of the 20th century, lawyers discovered that litigation could also be a tool for broad social change, filing the landmark Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.

Years of litigation followed.