Sentence examples for stemming litigation from inspiring English sources

Not true, say advocates such as Flynn and Edwards, who claim they save insurers money by closing cases quicker and stemming litigation.

Documents seen by the Guardian show that it was fear of disruption stemming from litigation at the eleventh hour.

The year-earlier quarter included charges totaling $495 million, or 25 cents a share, stemming from litigation of breast-implant and drug-pricing cases.

Those decisions, stemming from litigation dating to 1971 and known as the Mount Laurel rulings, from the New Jersey town where the case originated, struck down local zoning ordinances that barred affordable and rental housing for the poor.

Mr. Fisher said that the club's extraordinarily high legal costs, another bone of contention, stemmed from litigation brought by others.

Feldman's chariness doesn't stem from litigation, a risk he believes is receding.

Wachovia, like many banks, faces a deluge of shareholder litigation stemming from the subprime mortgage mess.

The case is part of a raft of litigation stemming from the mortgage crisis.

ReprintsThe bank's big problem is litigation stemming from America's mortgage fiasco.

He is now helping the bank fend off a tidal wave of shareholder litigation stemming from the subprime mortgage mess.

Ropes & Gray is representing the insurer Lloyd's of London in litigation stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks.