Sentence examples for street litigation from inspiring English sources

Michael Phillips is an associate at a Wall Street litigation firm.

Mr. Karp helped build out the firm's Wall Street litigation practice while branching out to other industries.

But to Wall Street, lengthy litigation is a growing investment opportunity.

Mr. Dinallo is one of the office's handful of lawyers who worked on the Wall Street research litigation, which became public in April 2002 when Mr. Spitzer obtained a court order that forced Merrill Lynch to make changes to its stock reports and released internal e-mail messages that seemed to show analysts privately deriding the shares of companies they were recommending to public investors.

Years later, major Wall Street houses settled litigation in the billions for promising the moon to clients while laughing behind their backs and pocketing underwriting fees.

Barra told the Wall Street Journal that litigation risks were not a factor, although critics have argued that possible patent infringement suits could affect it in the West.

By 1994, the county had lost $1.5 billion on the derivatives deal and declared bankruptcy, dragging most of Wall Street into protracted litigation.

On Tuesday, many retail investors offloaded the new shares that they had received in exchange for swapping at a discount of 70 percent from their preferred shares, a form of convertible debt that recently led to litigation and street protests against Bankia and other Spanish banks.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Davis Polk Starts Litigation Practice in Hong Kong  |  Davis Polk & Wardwell is forming a litigation practice in Hong Kong, highlighting the continued push by New York's blue-chip corporate law firms into foreign financial centers.

It was evidently becoming very difficult for Andy's position in Downing Street with this ongoing civil litigation process … it was a very difficult balance between running the communications for Downing Street and being part of the story".

On weekday mornings brightly-helmeted executives swarm south on their $2000 bikes, off to extract more nectar from fashion, litigation, and Wall Street.