Sentence examples for was being litigated from inspiring English sources

(Obergefell's husband died while the case was being litigated).

Chad Vignola, the chancellor's counsel, declined to comment on Mr. Riccobono's case on the grounds that it was being litigated.

State officials refused to discuss any aspect of the new execution protocols other than bare construction issues, on grounds that the matter was "being litigated".

While the suit was being litigated, Mr. Langford unseated Mr. Whelan as mayor and took office on Jan .2. Steve Strunsky (NYT).

There may have been some willful blindness here – the fraudulent transfer issue was being litigated in state court before the bankruptcy case – yet this group may have a point.

Win or lose, however, Mr. Nolan was considered a successful litigator, and his cases laid the foundation for lawsuits that are being litigated today, said Robert A. Destro, interim dean of the Columbus School of Law at Catholic University of America in Washington.

Morgenthau refuses to discuss the merits of the Palladium case, because it is being litigated.

But that question is being litigated in the two infringement cases being led by Universal.

Courts have allowed generic versions of that drug to be sold in India while the case is being litigated.

A tangle of resulting claims and counter-claims is being litigated in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, America, Britain, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands.

The museum, which acquired the works in the 1950s, declined to comment because the case is being litigated.