Sentence examples for the litigation stems from from inspiring English sources

The litigation stems from a huge "short squeeze" in the shares of Volkswagen in 2008.

The litigation stems from Temple-Inland's ownership of the bank, the Guaranty Financial Group, which it spun off in 2007.

The litigation stemmed from a 1995 F.B.I. raid on the headquarters of Archer Daniels in Decatur, Ill.

The litigation stemmed from a disagreement in which a court made its decision.

The two-tiered battle between the league and its former players and insurers echoes the litigation stemming from asbestos claims because both cases center on long-tail claims, or injuries that could take years to manifest themselves.

He currently represents MGA Entertainment in the ongoing litigation stemming from the Bratz dispute between MGA and Mattel.

He represented Ghaith R. Pharaon, a Saudi-born financier affiliated with the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, in litigation stemming from the collapse of that institution in the early 1990's.

Garcia's case was the first known civil litigation stemming from the video, billed as a film trailer, which depicts the Prophet Mohammad as a fool and a sexual deviant.

If you're an executive today, for instance, especially if your business emits carbon, you may be interested in a policy from Liberty Mutual that protects against what the company calls "the continuously growing wave of litigation stemming from the alleged improper release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases".

With the S.E.C. settlement, the company and its officials have now ended all litigation stemming from the accounting problems.

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