Sentence examples for position litigation from inspiring English sources

Current Position Litigation counsel for an international bank.

The district is, he fears, in a "damned if it does, damned if it doesn't" position, litigation-wise; prohibit Mr. Harrison's class, and religious right-leaning law firms will leap at the chance to sue.

Failure to enact a sufficient policy can undermine a company's position in litigation.

"One of the criteria in that rating system is whether or not a company takes a position in litigation that's adverse to the LGBT community," Moulton said.

Rather, this was an outcome that emerged from dueling Board of Nursing and Board of Medicine positions and litigation that, unfortunately, did not end positively for the nurse anaesthetists... it's clearly an aberration - at least to date - as no other state has yet adopted such a prohibition concerning nurse anaesthetists.

"It will be interesting in the end," Mr. Clement said dryly at a Georgetown University Law Center forum last week, "if the litigation position of the Justice Department and the president's position kind of realign".

The amount set aside for these defences is not disclosed "to protect the Australian government's position in any litigation".

The position led to litigation over whether Mr. Burkle and Mr. Eichler were improperly colluding to accumulate a controlling position in the company.

So the S.E.C. gets the benefit of an admission of wrongdoing but JPMorgan suffers no appreciable jeopardy to its legal position in private litigation.

The newspaper has since filed a lawsuit seeking to make it public, and the department has maintained that position in the litigation.

"The governor and the attorney general decide what the state's position is in litigation, not the comptroller," Mr. Cappelli said.