Sentence examples for retail litigation from inspiring English sources

"We share clients and there's crossover in practice areas, particularly real estate, retail, litigation and financial recoveries".

The company blames the flat earnings on an expanded retail presence and litigation expense of $18 million.

Although the Best Buy electronics store opened months ago in Mount Vernon, the litigation over the retail development continues.

In large part due to tax and litigation costs, the average retail price of a pack of cigs has nearly doubled since 1995 to $3.91.

Sadly, that's a fairly typical mindset in retail food stores across the U.S, where litigation fears (and the law) often trump common sense and help sway our collective moral compass.    .

It is also negotiating with the Federal Trade Commission to settle charges of predatory lending to retail customers.Given the heightened risks of prosecution and litigation that threaten Citigroup, Mr Weill's choice of Charles Prince, the group's former top lawyer, to run the investment bank may seem appropriate.

But it's rare if not unprecedented for a manufacturer of retail goods — particularly food products — to assert a perpetual ban on litigation just for interacting with it online.

Here are some of Apple's innovations: making computers that aren't scary, creating MP3 players that work, re-inventing phones and inventing tablets, making retail stores that people camp out to get into, and using patent litigation the way that Bruce Lee used his feet.

The agency said: "We assume some banks will still incur material investment banking-related litigation charges in 2015, which, depending on timing, may well outstrip retail conduct charges.

It is engaged in a race against time, regulation and litigation to build up its asset base and return to sane retail trading.

Already, the threat of litigation has caused one leading gun maker, the Colt Manufacturing Company, to stop making guns for retail sale.