Sentence examples for there litigation from inspiring English sources

There, litigation has intensified, just as the administration expected.

"Obviously, there's some litigation there that Andy might be a part of," Girardi said.

"There could be litigation out there, but it hasn't gotten up to a level that there's an opportunity for fundamental change".

"There is litigation ahead".

Is there any litigation against the building — or litigation the board has brought — that could result in liability or legal expenses for the shareholders?

"Our international partners understand the US system is one where rules get challenged and there is litigation.

"If there's litigation" against the state in the meantime, Mr. Costantino said, "so be it — the courts will decide.

There was litigation that claimed Wall Street firms had facilitated naked shorting, but in the end it was the financial crisis that did the company in.

Hoppe said, "Notwithstanding the difficulties in negotiating while there is litigation, SMG would be willing to negotiate with a party that has the wherewithal to buy the team".

Then there is litigation over a 200-acre parcel called the Patrick Farm, one of the town's largest developable pieces of property, which has been rezoned to allow dense multifamily development miles from the current high-density population zones.

But like everything else, if this ever reaches the stage where there is litigation, when you put it in that environment, you don't have warm and fuzzy feelings".