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What AES wanted to see was how Shaw's lawyers and accountants had addressed Stone & Webster's expected recovery through litigation of the Wolf Hollow project.
"Just as was the case with the release through litigation of tobacco industry documents, these documents will shed light on the actions and inactions of a powerful and influential industry," Eubanks said in a statement.
In isolated cases, such information has been made public through litigation and Freedom of Information Act requests.
Most startups shy away from litigation anyway, but Joost may want to avoid lawsuits even more than usual – Founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis have gone through litigation hell because of Kazaa, the P2P file sharing service they created before Skype.
Mr. REBACK: But the book – the book is very much what you say because, you know, we're all about entrepreneurship here and I saw some really important entrepreneurs and I saw how they suffered through litigation and through all kinds of problems and that's part of what I wanted to explain.
"Part of its constellation of commitments is against the regulation of business and, in particular, the regulation of business through litigation".
These cases mark the first time immigration will be among the list of federal marriage benefits same sex couples are demanding through litigation premised on the unconstitutionality of DOMA.
Conservatives and business groups say class actions are a form of regulation through litigation and insert courts into matters better left to administrative bodies.
She has attained that renown less through litigation — though she has done plenty of that — than through a blend of high-profile legal advocacy and public relations.
However, new forms of liability have emerged, through litigation under general human rights codes or specific regulations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Siebel said in a statement that no violation of Regulation FD occurred, and that it was "prepared to pursue resolution of this matter" through litigation.
