Sentence examples for simply litigation from inspiring English sources

Does this mean religious conservatives are embracing the right to privacy anew, or is it simply litigation strategy in the wake of their support of North Carolina's bathroom bill?

The inevitable bad outcome would simply lead to litigation and possibly high awards against these guideline companies.

That was a very enjoyable bit of litigation simply because we were examining some very unusual facts.

If this provision survives, Congress will have allowed a powerful lobby to stop legitimate federal litigation simply because it has bought the allegiance of some members of Congress.

"Although this may simply be a litigation tactic," said Ned Walker, a spokesman for Continental, "if Northwest is truly serious, we are encouraged.

The book "Claim of Privilege," by Barry Siegel, focuses on that case, which gave birth to the state secrets privilege, which allows the government to shut down litigation simply by invoking national security.

Companies across the U.S., U.K., continental Europe and Asia are recognizing that e-discovery now entails more than simply responding to litigation.

We have allegations and litigation, but we simply don't know if Google search is unfairly manipulated.

The case, United States v. Reynolds, gave birth to the state secrets privilege, which allows the government to shut down litigations simply by invoking national security.

But private litigation has failed.

But that litigation is unlikely.