Sentence examples for so much litigation from inspiring English sources
"At the moment, no other country in the world has to pay for so much litigation over such a wide variety of areas," said the justice minister, Kenneth Clarke.
For Grooveshark, as with many technology start-ups that have run afoul of the music industry, its ultimate fate might depend less on whether it wins the suits than on whether it can survive the expenses of so much litigation.
California officials have said that because of their limited resources -- in part because of so much litigation stemming from the energy crisis -- they have had to rely on Edison to provide much of the evidence against El Paso.
"There are just too many questions, and so much litigation, for the Court to avoid the merits for too long".Whenever the day of judgment arrives, do not expect Justice Scalia to suddenly embrace a constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
He has inspired so much litigation that it may be boosting our GDP.
TMZ updated its report after Cage went on record, noting that "because the ex-couple has been through so much litigation over the years, nude photos would definitely have come to light".
Or been in so much ugly litigation.
The reason there is so much tort litigation, Mr. Geoghegan says, is that workers and others no longer have contracts they can enforce.
Because I was spending so much money on litigation, and because the end result of that litigation was the cessation of child support, I decided that if I got really, truly, terminally sick, I wouldn't bother to get treatment.
"That experience clearly showed me how a collaborative process could work so much better than litigation," she said.
"With so much available venture litigation money available in other words, attorneys who won big in tobacco, asbestos, breast implant and other major litigations we will probably see a number of lawsuits underwritten by other lawyers against Microsoft," says computer attorney Jack Russo.
