Sentence examples for postpone litigation from inspiring English sources
The companies also agreed to postpone litigation as part of the agreement and withdraw outstanding lawsuits when the deal closes.
Mr. MacLeish said today that as a gesture of good faith, the plaintiffs' lawyers had agreed to stop almost all current litigation, postponing scheduled depositions by Cardinal Law and Bishop John McCormack of the Manchester Diocese in New Hampshire, who served as a top aide to Cardinal Law in handling sexual abuse complaints against priests.
Add in layoffs at P2P rivals Prosper and Avant, a postponed IPO and litigation for consumer lender Elevate Credit, and a U.S. Treasury Department report hinting at a need for more regulation, and it's clear why investor enthusiasm for marketplace lending would be diminishing.
Paul Sizemore, a plaintiff's lawyer in the Alabama case that was set for May 23, said U.S. District Judge Eldon E. Fallon asked his firm to postpone the case so it wouldn't interfere with federal litigation.
Michael Gove's plans to reform legal aid by cutting the number of solicitors providing services in criminal courts is in tatters after the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) was forced to postpone a new system of contracts because of a rise in litigation by law firms claiming the entire bidding process was deeply flawed.
They can postpone history.
Postpone the pain, postpone the recovery.
They should postpone their decision.
Better postpone that meeting.
Do not postpone pleasure.
