Sentence examples for state of litigation from inspiring English sources

Correction: July 7, 2002, Sunday An article on June 23 about investing in Philip Morris stock referred incorrectly to the state of litigation involving major tobacco companies.

Also because most brought in dead do not have provisional diagnosis and the previous medical records of the deceased are usually not available it was therefore difficult to have provisional diagnosis to compare with our autopsy causes of death and we could not provide concise information on the state of litigation among the cases.

So doctors will still be in a state of litigation-induced paranoia.

That would at least help Yahoo's image problem among those in the tech world who were disheartened to hear of the suit and what it signified both for Yahoo and the state of patent litigation.

There had been in the state courts years of litigation about whether the plaintiffs could present evidence of State Farm's practices outside Utah.

Look, I have friends in real estate who are quite happy to see out-of-state litigation firms suddenly filling up empty downtown office space.

But the current state of class-action litigation makes the dismissal ruling very important.

If the secret court is having doubts about the state of national security litigation, it is not alone.

The construction industry has undergone a significant transformation over recent years and the dissatisfaction by many in the industry with the current state of traditional civil litigation has provided an important impetus to the development of various alternative dispute resolution (ADR) techniques.

That has made Erisa, with its broad but confusing language that pre-empts some state laws, a focus of litigation.

Liberals worry that such a scheme will fuse church and state, but the prospect of litigation hell may well deter those tempted to mix charity work with either evangelical proselytizing or religion-based hiring discrimination on the taxpayers' dime.