Sentence examples for undergoing litigation from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to determine clinical and radiographic differences between post-MVA and nontrauma TMD patients and to determine whether radiographic findings in post-MVA patients undergoing litigation show more severe anatomical changes than post-MVA patients not undergoing litigation.
For non-military personnel, anyone who is pending or undergoing any litigation for their injury.
Most of the companies settled rather than undergo costly litigation, earning the firm hundreds of millions of dollars in legal fees.
In most cases, projects would still need to undergo a full environmental review -- and the agonizingly protracted scoping and litigation that so often comes with it.
Clint Bolick, vice president for litigation for the Institute for Justice, a conservative public interest law firm, said the Justice Department was likely to undergo a change.
Milbank laid out its approach on its Web site, billing itself as a specialist in "litigation related to evictions," and suggesting it would push for "an improved tenant base" in the Bronx, which was "positioned to undergo significant gentrification".
Brown's representatives, led by Luan Tran and James Lee, learned that Benchmark Capital is a Quinn Emanuel client, and asked for a one-week standstill of litigation; the two parties then underwent two unsuccessful mediation sessions and agreed to another standstill until June 20.
This is complex litigation.
"Sunshine and litigation".
