Sentence examples for onerous litigation from inspiring English sources
Congressional hearings documented many instances where the seizures created enormous hardships for people and required that they engage in onerous litigation to try to win back money, cars, homes and businesses that were never part of a criminal scheme.
But under court rules, the very process of certifying a class -- which happens at the front-end of the litigation -- can be lengthy, onerous and very expensive.
These days, although Philip Morris USA loses the occasional lawsuit, the litigation threat that once seemed so onerous has become quite manageable.
"It does seem on the face of it quite an onerous burden on auctioneers," said Jeremy Kosky, a partner in litigation at Clifford Chance in London.
Tracey Goldstein, a lawyer who represents property owners in New Jersey, said that complying with the amendment imposed an "onerous burden" on the state's landlords and opened the litigation floodgates.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
Reporting requirements are onerous.
Making tantalum is similarly onerous.
Some are needlessly onerous.
