Sentence examples for own litigation from inspiring English sources

Google is engaged in its own litigation against Apple with the use of patents owned by Motorola Mobility.

Hired by Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro of San Francisco, he practiced with the firm for 42 years, leading his own litigation group.

To settle the affair either way the government would have to publish the record of ministers' meetings with Enron and the advice it received from its lawyers about its own litigation against Andersen.

"Debtorboards is geared to help people use the laws as they are on the books as both a shield and a sword," said Mr. Katz, who says he has won $36,000 from his own litigation against collection agencies.

In courtroom proceedings, attorneys will invariably use the written word, and especially the DSM manual, to buttress their own litigation agendas.

The U.S. Chamber itself prides itself on its very own "litigation center," which files suit, on average, three times a week.

In cinemas, the Oscar-tipped Black Swan sees Darren Aronofsky paying lavish homage to Dario Argento, whose own litigation-dogged shocker Giallo (starring Oscar-winner Adrien Brody, who took the producers and distributors to court for unpaid fees) will presumably show up on UK DVD sometime this year.

Last week, he and Mr. Heaney agreed that the town may be forced to file its own parallel litigation.

In 1996, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, a fierce opponent of campaign finance laws who is now the Senate Republican leader, helped Mr. Bopp set up his own nonprofit litigation center, the James Madison Center for Free Speech.

The foundation is also urging the Justice Department, which has its own longstanding litigation against the tobacco companies in the works, to include a provision in any settlement that would renew the industry's contributions to the foundation.

Indeed, this is quite similar to some of the complaints that were lodged against Microsoft in its own antitrust litigation.