Sentence examples for new litigation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wildenstein now also faces new litigation involving another Wildenstein widow.

There are not many new litigation targets.Cases involving America and the EU seem unlikely both sides already have enough ammunition to shoot at each other, if rationality fails.

Under him, the voting section participated in the most new litigation in the last fiscal year than in any previous year.

"We think that this bill is primarily designed to create a massive amount of new litigation in our country," said Mr. McConnell, the minority leader.

The decision may prompt new litigation from people unhappy with how the guaranty corporation determined the amount they were due from their employer's failed pension plan.

Lawyers in that state are preparing new litigation challenging the state's refusal to provide any public information about where and how it is obtaining its lethal injection drugs.

Without the new law, litigation would have lasted an estimated 15 years.

Here, they now have the luxury of letting the New York litigation play out.

Support for the deal in the Swiss Parliament would end the legal deadlock and avert the risk of new tax litigation against UBS.

He will be chairman of a new special litigation committee that examines claims in shareholder and related lawsuits against the company, which collapsed last week.

Maurie Levin, one of a team of lawyers working on the new Texas litigation, said that "if nothing else, Mr Lockett's execution in Oklahoma makes clear that you can't simply take the word of the executioner that everything will be okay.