Sentence examples for said litigation from inspiring English sources

Until that happens, he said, "litigation opportunities are not done".

An industry spokesman said litigation or a new legislative challenge to block the rules were possibilities.

If she did not contact the trustee by this Friday, he said, "litigation may be commenced against you".

Professor Porter said litigation was emerging along two fronts: homeowners are contesting foreclosures, and investors are charging that shoddy loan originations or servicing have increased their losses.

He said litigation was not his clients' first choice but was an option "if there is no other way".

Robert Gangi, the Correctional Association's executive director, said litigation was the group's last resort to defend its statutory right to tour prisons and report back to the Legislature.

Neighbor-law experts say litigation ought to be the last resort.

Its advocates say litigation helps innovators protect their intellectual property and benefit from it.

Business groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, say litigation creates cost beyond settlements and awards and the malpractice insurance to cover them.

Ms. LaGrasse expressed little surprise at these numbers, saying litigation is so expensive that the vast majority of property owners take what is offered.

Legal experts say litigation financing has become more prevalent in recent years with the proliferation of companies devoted to helping not just lawyers and law firms, but also individual plaintiffs, while they await resolution of cases.