Sentence examples for significant litigation from inspiring English sources

"The most significant litigation is in New York".

Such employees are often required to pay union "service fees," though the legal issues associated with such fees have generated significant litigation in the area of collective bargaining.

Brigadier Gen. Mark S. Martins, the chief military commissions prosecutor, recommended dropping the conspiracy charge in order to avoid the "significant litigation risks" of proceeding and losing.

"There is undoubtedly going to be significant litigation on this case," Mr. Lomas said, but so far, the legal proceedings of unwinding the business are shielding it from lawsuits.

Martins wants to drop the questionable charges — he wrote a memo citing "significant litigation risks" — but the Pentagon doesn't, even though there are plenty of others in the indictment.

"It seems to me such a simple idea that there should be significant litigation on this point," said Mr. Wit, 72, a managing director of Allen & Company, an investment bank in New York.

Thankfully, during 18 years in the business TVT's significant litigations have been few and far between, and -- as in the $132 million judgment against Mr. Cohen and Def Jam -- its legal positions consistently have been vindicated".

The change is especially significant because litigation around same-sex marriage has seen a sharp increase since the Supreme Court ruling.

"There have been lawsuits settled overseas," Professor Beresford said, "but for the most part, significant accounting litigation is a U.S. phenomenon".

The agreement is not expected to lead to any significant related civil litigation, lawyers said.

This includes significant conduct and litigation issues that will likely hit our profits going forward".