Sentence examples for repeat litigants from inspiring English sources

In the past, Trump's attorneys have accused plaintiffs suing under the ADA of being repeat litigants.

We've seen other plaintiffs unsuccessfully attempt to use the Wisconsin publicity rights statute to control Internet advertising (most obviously, the repeat litigant Bev Stayart), but this case provides the cleanest opinion to squarely address a publicity rights challenge to keyword advertising.

Repeated attempts of private litigants to obtain a special stake in public rights have been consistently denied.

Professors Moore and Currier point out that one of the underpinnings of the general concept of res judicata is the prevention of harassment of some litigants by the repeated assertion of the same or different claims against them by others, and that this problem is simply not present where the person asserting an estoppel was not a party (or privy to a party) in the earlier suit.

The Supreme Court recently in the Massey Coal case required a state court justice, despite his repeated refusals, to recuse himself because one of the litigants had contributed $3 million to his campaign.

The perceived advantages that go with the knowledge of a decider's propensities obtained by repeat players and less reliably through hearsay suggest the importance of such information to litigants.

Litigation contemplates a final decision between 2 (sometimes more) litigants.

Scientology's lawyers are vigorous litigants.

But litigants are also becoming more sophisticated.

It's a litigants' paradise.

The process left many litigants dissatisfied.