"I personally think it's not only fear of litigation," Ms. Levine said.
The government will continue to pay the price – not only in ongoing litigation fees – but in a deepened moral deficit".
And recent developments, including a decision in Delaware over the now completed acquisition of Transatlantic Holdings, show not only that merger litigation is here to stay, but also that courts still don't know what to do about the proliferation of suits.
The tape was a threat to MMAR not only in the litigation involving the Louisiana pension fund but also in the case against the Journal, which had been filed on Oct. 20, 1994.
He was involved in endless litigation not only with rival manufacturers and infringers but also with the New York Central Railroad, which he sued for $20,000 damages following an altercation over an $8.75 overcharge on his wife's baggage.
After years of litigation, not only did two federal courts rule Governor Scott's policy unconstitutional, but the state also failed to produce any reliable results of drug use among those tested.
"She was concerned that if the report was wrong in its conclusions that its release would not only hurt Amity's litigation, it could result in unfounded fear and panic among parents, students and teachers at the school," said Mr. Elliot, adding that his client is considering an appeal, possibly to the State Supreme Court.
Helping With Strategy At Davis Polk, lawyers not only represented Philip Morris in litigation, they advised the company on business strategy, including how to protect the image of the cigarette company and how to deal with concerns about the effects of its products.
"I consider myself, as well as other members of our firm, to be experts in not only complex child custody litigation involving move-away cases within California and the United States, but also in international custody cases as well," says Meyer, who was named as Best Lawyers' 2012 Lawyer of the Year in Los Angeles for Family Law.
And it is not only big projects that are litigation targets.
