Sentence examples for well litigation from inspiring English sources

Well, litigation is usually a faster paced lifestyle than prosecution, and often involves considerable travel.

But there's a legal snag there as well: litigation born from a 1997 court case about the mistreatment of unaccompanied minor immigrants known as the "Flores settlement" mandates that the government release children who are held in family detention after 20 days.

The settlement resolves a federal lawsuit filed in Manhattan as well as litigation filed at the National Labor Relations Board.

There will be criminal prosecutions and gnarled disputes over insurance coverage and liability, but there may be something new as well: civil litigation against the terrorists themselves.

Community opposition helped to defeat those plans, but the center -- which occupied one of the largest unused tracts in western Suffolk -- remained the object of controversy as well as litigation.

The creation of YankeeNets led to Cablevision's MSG Network losing the rights to Yankees broadcasts to the YES Network (of which YankeeNets own 60percentt) and the loss of FSNY's Nets rights to YES for the 2001-2 season, as well as litigation and acrimony.

Streamlining patenting may also limit multiple lawsuits related to the same patent in different countries, as well as litigation costs.

This specialization covers forms-based practice as well as litigation.

Powerful and large special interest lobbying groups are behind these "bag bans" as well as litigation aimed at already existing bans.

The Equity vote will certainly spawn a series of lawsuits for illegal restraint of trade by actors and their theaters, as well as litigation from actors over members' rights.

Moore v. Regents of the University of California is a well-known litigation case involving proprietary (as well as decisional and physical) privacy.