Sentence examples for prolong litigation from inspiring English sources

Other experts say the companies exploit vulnerable people and encourage or prolong litigation in violation of centuries-old but eroding judicial prohibitions against investing in others' lawsuits.

Delivering a public lecture last week, Lord Justice Jackson warned that firms could be tempted to create unnecessary work and prolong litigation in order to boost their profits.

"Nevertheless prolonged litigation is very expensive.

Baxter became involved in prolonged litigation after being accused of fraudulently overcharging Medicaid, the US health programme that provides a safety net for the poorest families.

At the time, Senator McCain argued that the law did not take deregulation far enough and would lead to prolonged litigation.

After prolonged litigation, at estimated legal costs of $20 million, Wallace McCain resigned as president and co-chief executive and left Florenceville, although he retained one-third ownership of McCain Foods, which has annual sales of about $6 billion.

He seems to have emerged from a period of divorce, prolonged litigation, record-company mishegoss, band discord, cloying celebrity, and studio fatigue to find himself, in his mid-forties, with nothing left to say and no desire to say it — an entertainer's strain of shellshock.

But the feds have done just that by prolonging litigation over the damages.

Much like Tyco under the auspices of Breen, Nortel under the post-scandal leadership of CEO Zafirovski wants to put the nastiness behind it preferably circumnavigating messy and prolonged litigation.

Initially, it appeared that the issue of grazing in the range would produce prolonged litigation with appeals potentially lasting decades.

He said it was not in the interest of the owners, who are close to defaulting on their loans, to prolong the litigation.