"There is litigation ahead".
"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.
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".
There is litigation over trustees not acting in the best fiduciary capacity, so selection of the correct person or institution are essential.
Martha Lauren thinks they will only move forward on the issue of women's under-employment if there is "litigation or intervention by an external organisation".
It's really come to that stage where Enbridge doesn't care that there's litigation going on.
But in a draft Dear Colleague letter to schools nationwide, the Education Department said they should avoid doing so in most cases where there is litigation.
