Sentence examples for parallel litigation from inspiring English sources
Last week, he and Mr. Heaney agreed that the town may be forced to file its own parallel litigation.
A separate shareholder lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court was put on hold in April, with the judge in that case citing the parallel litigation in New York.
In an effort to avoid the extra cost of parallel litigation in multiple courts, some companies are changing their bylaws to mandate all shareholder litigation be brought in a court of their choosing.
The parallels to litigation should be clear.
Some research analysts see parallels to the tobacco litigation, parallels which Kraft's parent company, the Altria Group, knows all too well from its experience with Philip Morris.
Cynics would erroneously attribute this to a parallel increase in litigation but increasing patient knowledge and expectations with a move toward subspecialisation are the main catalysts driving change.
"Samsung formally filed a request with the court in a parallel Apple v. Samsung two-way litigation (which started in February 2012) to add the iPhone 5 to the list of products accused of infringing eight Samsung patents," Mueller notes.
Given these and other facts of the various litigations, the shareholders who filed the parallel case in Delaware against the bank's directors objected to the terms of the $20 million settlement.
This attention to ongoing reflection and work redesign has been identified by researchers investigating the working practices of coders in litigation [ 22, 23] and we have described parallels in the work of reception staff in general practice as they seek to uphold the quality and safety of repeat prescribing [ 37].
According the Straits Times, retailers received a sternly-worded email from Apple legal advising them that selling "parallel" handsets with the SIM lock disabled is illegal and will result in litigation.
The trolls demand a settlement fee, which many of the victims pay rather than face the punitive cost of litigation—$2m or more these days.Technology Quarterly Ghost ships Going with the flow Can parallel lines meet?
