Sentence examples for suggested litigation from inspiring English sources

Tim Clark, another golfer who uses the long putter, has suggested litigation as a possibility if anchored putting was banned.

But Facebook remained silent even as music label insiders called them "irresponsible" and suggested litigation against them was on the way.

The strongest evidence, reproduced in an affidavit from portions of e-mails sent by Merrill's Internet analysts, was more muddied when seen in full than the widely disseminated excerpts might have suggested.Further litigation, however, was clearly unbearable for Merrill.

But one judge also took the unusual step of suggesting further litigation that would better define the issues.

"Despite what partisans for or against the individual mandate might suggest, this litigation presents a question with some strong and compelling arguments on both sides".

The blog also suggests this litigation may be advantageous in Apple's ongoing U.S. court battle against Samsung, noting that.

Court documents pertaining to that litigation suggested Silent Circle closed an unannounced $25 million Series C round earlier this year.

The outcomes in past appraisal cases suggest that such litigation can pay off handsomely.

At the very least, documents released through litigation suggest prosecutors cooperated with Epstein's lawyers to keep the deal under wraps.

Prince's siblings had mentioned his drug use in the course of conversation, unrelated to litigation, suggesting he had used cocaine and Percocet since the 1980s.

Johnathan Shub, a lawyer in Philadelphia who specializes in class-action computer litigation, suggests that consumers "absolutely should not trust vendors with their confidential information".