Sentence examples for to be litigious from inspiring English sources
The business conglomerate is known to be litigious and well connected in Russia's court system.
But now, Professor Wolfe said, "the civil religion, those informal kinds of agreements, can't work if everyone is going to be litigious".
Even at the Jan . 14signing ceremony, according to one person who was present, Mr. Putin had mentioned in a quiet aside that the AAR group was known to be litigious.
Instead of a life-changing lesson, the adults made a decision to be litigious -- a reaction that creates a new set of problems, puts both parties more on the defensive, and most likely strengthens the pre-existing negative convictions of the alleged perpetrators.
According to Lisa Bankoff, Lennon's literary agent at International Creative Management, the publisher was worried that Pleasant Rowland "would possibly be litigious".
Publishers can be litigious about this, but in 2013 the Supreme Court ruled that Americans have the right to buy and resell copyrighted material obtained legally.
Koons, the subject of much litigation, may himself be litigious: the walls have eyes.
"The idea that we would be litigious was never part of the program, and the word 'amnesty' was probably less useful for social media.
When attacked in print, for his journalistic ethics or his rather exotic political past, he can be litigious.
ResCap's bankruptcy could still be litigious.
"In the record industry, that doesn't sound to me like being litigious," said John C. Coffee Jr., a law professor at Columbia and an expert in corporate law.
