Sentence examples for the litigation itself from inspiring English sources

As for the litigation itself, Goldman has argued that, contrary to popular belief, underwriters do not have a fiduciary duty to the companies they are underwriting.

Except of course for the litigation itself, which has put the company on the defensive in a way no other remedy could.

Yet the path to the accord — which follows five years of negotiations and sweeping administrative reforms of the system — was almost as tortuous as the litigation itself.

Judicial screening does not take into account the dynamics of litigation itself, including gaming by the parties and framing by judges, as constitutive factors in the production and representation of knowledge.

As a result, £10,000 ($18,000) in damages often means a payout of more than £15,000.Even more unnerving than rising costs is the fear of litigation itself, which is making local authorities overly risk-averse.

It means that the cause of free speech requires us constantly to reevaluate our legal system and demand that the process of litigation itself cannot prove ruinous.

The idea of financers investing in commercial litigation takes getting used to, but getting used to litigation itself took the American bar the better part of a century.

But he also understood that such suits could prompt political action, and that advocacy inspired by a lawsuit was often more important in achieving justice than the litigation itself".

"Because if they wait for the litigation to play itself out, this season — and seasons beyond it — may be gone".

Mr. Drabinsky declined to discuss other aspects of his case, saying, "Until all the litigation has worked itself through, I can't go into it".

That list ranges from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country's largest industry association, to more radical groups, such as The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, which has called global warming "nothing more than an educated guess," and the Mountain States Legal Fund, which once described itself as the "litigation arm" of an "anti-environmental" movement.