Sentence examples for such a litigation from inspiring English sources
Such a litigation can take a long time to resolve, if ever.
In June 2004, in such a context of litigation and drug related death post prison-release, an opiate maintenance programme was introduced into a remand prison in the North of England with a population of approximately 1200 prisoners.
Yet even Sherwyn has written that "employers are well advised to raise the prospect of such a defense in any litigation and in settlement talks".
In an interview, Mr. Telscher said he thought such a standard would deter litigation and added that he expected numerous business groups to file friend-of-the-court briefs supporting his client.
By not including such a clause, firms induce litigation before a Court with positive probability.
How I became a litigation attorney is not such an interesting tale, but the "unbecoming" is a whopper.
Will such a code assuage fears of litigation?
"At the moment, no other country in the world has to pay for so much litigation over such a wide variety of areas," said the justice minister, Kenneth Clarke.
Margaret Jane Radin, a law professor at the University of Michigan, says they're intimidating at the least, and overcoming such a provision could itself require litigation.
Justice Scalia's comments echoed the often-heard complaints of the defense bar that shareholder litigation poses such a threat to a public company that it forces the defendant to settle even unmeritorious lawsuits.
Litigation on such a scale should not be "a historical inquiry into the events that occurred in Kenya at the end of the colonial era", he stressed, but required "each of the claimants [to] prove their claims to the satisfaction of the court.
