Sentence examples for of possible litigation from inspiring English sources

He cited the letters and calls to General Moseley and warned of possible litigation.

In fact, some major oil companies have said that the Refuge holds little appeal because of possible litigation.

The purpose, said Evan Latainer, the director of the office, is to help businesses understand what they must do to avoid a next step of possible litigation.

Ryan S. Karben, an assemblyman from Rockland County, asked whether Mr. Burke could promise that the utility would not pass to customers any costs of possible litigation connected with Ms. Lane's death.

In a sign of possible litigation to come, lawyers favoring the measure say that it would cover only major land use changes and that related proposals could be combined for votes by commissions.

So far, all Third Voice has is the framework and the keys to a Pandora's box of possible litigation.

Is this blatant omission of facts acceptable, or do we open ourselves up to possible litigation for withholding information from a potential buyer?... Jay A. Scaramazzo, Manhattan.

The company cited some possible risk factors, including "our use of open source software could negatively affect our ability to sell our products and subject us to possible litigation".

On the professional side, there were concerns that recordings could provide data for possible litigation.

Sir Frank Lowe, the founder and the former chairman of the Lowe Group advertising agency, called yesterday for the agency's parent company, Interpublic Group of Companies, to withdraw accusations of client poaching and threatened possible litigation.

I provide you with this wealth of delectable detail because London Reconnections remains curious about the rules and possible litigation implications of the "hop on, hop off" feature revived from the Routemaster.