It pointed out that taxpayers may pay either way, regardless of litigation outcomes.
Still, Zwirner got a lesson in the American way of tactical litigation and the billable hour, and the public got a glimpse into the opaque, cliquish workings of art allocation — "a realm of self-proclaimed royalty full of 'blacklists,'grayliststs,' and astonishing chicanery," the presiding judge declared.
After more than two decades on the civil side of the Supreme Court -- Justice Gammerman has been around long enough to be an answer on "Jeopardy!" for his role in the O'Donnell case -- there is little in the way of business litigation that surprises him.
However, it wasn't until the early '60s that (through pressure from the federal courts by way of antitrust litigation) MCA decided to abandon its talent agency in favor of production.
In this way, the threat of litigation improves transparency in capital markets.
Great national traumas inevitably give way to tangles of litigation, and so it will go, in all likelihood, in the wake of the attacks on….
Great national traumas inevitably give way to tangles of litigation, and so it will go, in all likelihood, in the wake of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
By Jeffrey Toobin Great national traumas inevitably give way to tangles of litigation, and so it will go, in all likelihood, in the wake of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The finance secretary, Adrian Cosentino, was quoted by the state news agency Télam as saying "today's ruling is not in any way the end of litigation" on the relative treatment of bondholders, and that it had no immediate impact on debt payments.
And with alternative business structures on the horizon, there is likely to be a real push to find new ways of delivering litigation services.
