Sentence examples for worked on the litigation from inspiring English sources

The protection of the environment and the oceans is "the single biggest issue facing the world", said Pugh, who as a maritime lawyer in London worked on the litigation of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska.

"A final sordid chapter in the tort litigation over Vioxx closed, as Judge Eldon Fallon divvied up $315 million to be paid to the plaintiffs' attorneys who worked on the litigation.

Professor Neuborne said he began working on the litigation in 1997 with no expectation of being paid.

In a congratulatory letter to colleagues Motley called the Rhode Island decision "as significant if not more significant" than precedent-setting rulings in tobacco litigation: "Uncork the champagne bottles!" Already Motley has 20 lawyers and paralegals working on the litigation.

"The system costs us hundreds of thousands of dollars, but it's proved to be worth it," said Patrick Daniels, a Milberg Weiss lawyer who worked on the Enron litigation from San Diego.

Sorial is deeply enmeshed in the company: he has been employed by Trump since 2007, and worked on the Trump University fraud litigation, which the company settled for twenty-five million dollars.

Mr. Dinallo is one of the office's handful of lawyers who worked on the Wall Street research litigation, which became public in April 2002 when Mr. Spitzer obtained a court order that forced Merrill Lynch to make changes to its stock reports and released internal e-mail messages that seemed to show analysts privately deriding the shares of companies they were recommending to public investors.

"Tom was really the father of modern big-case litigation," said David Boies, who worked on the case under Mr. Barr.

"In the Sentinel case, some funds were released quickly, but others were subject to cross claims and litigation," said Mr. Feltman, who worked on the case for the court-appointed trustee.

Paul Neale, the chief executive officer of Doar Litigation Consulting -- the Lynbrook, New York-based firm that worked on the Gupta case -- declined to comment on the trial.

A former Justice Department attorney who has worked on environmental litigation called the order significant.