Sentence examples for speculative litigation from inspiring English sources

Common law frowned on these practices, as a Minnesota State Supreme Court decision had it, in order to prevent "officious intermeddlers from stirring up strife and contention by vexatious and speculative litigation".

A spokesman for Mittal said: "Mr Varma's claim is an opportunistic and speculative piece of litigation brought on a conditional fee agreement, which Mr Mittal denies in its entirety and intends to vigorously defend".

This is because, at present, obesity-related litigation is speculative and has yet to result in significant jury awards (and related high contingency fees for attorneys who successfully litigate such claims).

Also, Merck, although risky given the litigation surrounding its Vioxx product, has speculative appeal at these depressed prices.

Scruggs began to formulate his own brand of litigation, entrepreneurial and boldly speculative, of which the actual practice of law was only one part.

Michael Fitzpatrick, GP and author of MMR and Autism: What Parents Need To Know, said: "My thoughts are with the families of autistic children who were dragged into futile litigation (more than 1,000 in the UK, more than 5,000 in the US) on the basis of Wakefield's speculative link between MMR and autism.

No litigation".

"Sunshine and litigation".

"Not through litigation.

This is complex litigation.

And litigation galore.