Sentence examples for starting litigation from inspiring English sources

Before starting litigation, he said, the writer might want to ask the managing agent if he can review minutes of board meetings for the last several years to determine whether he is being singled out for this treatment.

However, the court said the club could still appeal the disqualification, but it would need to take its case to Spain's normal law courts, effectively starting litigation against Spain's federation.

But he added that before starting litigation, it might be prudent to hire an architect or engineer to determine whether the drain is truly the cause of the problem and, if so, whether the defect is in the design or installation of the drain.

"If that doesn't get their attention, you may have to hire a lawyer and start litigation," he said, adding that all four parties should be named in any suit that is filed.

Things have become so bad that the private operators of one of the roads, which links the Spanish capital and Toledo, started litigation last year against the government, seeking changes to the terms of its concession that would permit it to collect tolls for a longer time.

After filing suit in the United States, Mr. Heriot's lawyers filed a motion in the Federal Court of Australia, Victoria District Registry, notifying it that he had started litigation in the United States, the country where the copyright registrations had been filed, and asking it to postpone or dismiss its version of the case on jurisdictional grounds.

"It's always a good idea before you start litigation to understand what the law is".

"It's always a good idea before you start litigation to understand what the law is," Vilsack said then. .

"It's always a good idea before you start litigation to understand what the law is". The Wisconsin lawsuit appears to hinge on whether the state can treat SNAP recipients like TANF recipients.

NEW YORK TIMES   Former Prosecutor Starts Litigation Finance Firm  |  Andrew Stolper, a former federal prosecutor, is working with a former F.B.I. agent to start a firm specializing in litigation finance, Reuters reports.

The project emerged from more than 15 years of false starts, litigation and an economic crash that killed an earlier proposal.