Sentence examples for special litigation from inspiring English sources

In February 2003, A.I.G. formed a "special litigation committee" to examine the pension fund's lawsuit.

The official, special litigation chief Shanetta Cutlar, told investigators that Acosta brushed her off.

The indictment was brought by Guy Goodwin, chief of the special litigation section of the Justice Department's Internal Security Division.

In a separate action, he said, the department's special litigation division is reviewing whether an investigation of police practices is warranted.

He will be chairman of a new special litigation committee that examines claims in shareholder and related lawsuits against the company, which collapsed last week.

In August he is to become a special litigation and forensics fellow at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia.

The UnitedHealth case is also an example of the value of an effective special-litigation committee.

This summer Park is working for the special federal litigation division in New York City's law department.

The chief of the city Law Department's special federal litigation division, Muriel Goode-Trufant, said she was still awaiting service of Ms. Lebowitz's papers and added, "We will review the case thoroughly".

Muriel Goode-Trufant, the chief of the special federal litigation division of the city Law Department, said, "We will review the matters thoroughly," adding that the agency was waiting to receive the complaint.

"All this is in an era of either declining or flat crime rates, which begs the question: Is there really a need for this many stops?" The city plans to contest the reliability and methodology of the plaintiff's statistical expert, upon whom the ruling relied heavily, said Heidi Grossman, deputy chief of the city Law Department's special federal litigation division.