Sentence examples for prospective litigation from inspiring English sources
One understands the lawyers demand certain genuflections before the vengeful god of Prospective Litigation.
She noted, for example, that shareholders typically are not entitled to copies of the minutes of board meetings, or application packages provided by prospective buyers, except in the context of litigation.
Reveal litigation or regulatory issues to prospective buyers upfront.
"Unless there is a comfort level on the merits of the litigation with a meaningful indemnification, any prospective buyer and lender would have to think long and hard about moving forward with this purchase".
A representative from Abercrombie & Kent said the company does not comment on pending litigation, but noted that its licensing agreement required that prospective members be informed that it was not involved in the operations or management of the club.
The judge took pains Monday to explain that his comment "was a statement made early in litigation" amid concern over the video's effect on prospective jurors and that now that he is the sole fact finder as well as jurist, he had not prejudged the evidence.
It's also useful to know if your prospective broker or adviser has been on the end of nasty litigation.
"Because of the pending litigation, we went above and beyond what is required by law to make prospective class members aware of the situation and encourage them to talk to plaintiffs' counsel before signing the release," said the spokesman, Ben Deutsch.
While the UK government has been complaining that a claims and litigation culture has been imported into Britain from the United States, America's supreme court has told prospective European claimants to take their claims back to Europe.
BrightEdge started by engaging in a smear campaign designed to lure the Debtor's customers and prospective customers to BrightEdge by making false and disparaging statements about Searchmetrics's products, and then initiated vexatious, baseless, and prolonged litigation against [Searchmetrics] on two fronts.
