Sentence examples for worldwide litigation from inspiring English sources

Since that time, the remaining holders of the old bonds, including Elliott and Aurelius, have been enmeshed in worldwide litigation against Argentina to force it to pay.

Jonathan A. Olsoff, director of worldwide litigation for Sotheby's, said that auction house viewed the decision as "narrow and technical" and that others were overstating its impact.

An American jury has ordered Samsung to pay $119.6m to Apple for smartphone patent violations, far less than Apple had sought and marking a big loss for the iPhone-maker in the latest round of the two companies' worldwide litigation.

The danger of more wide-ranging sanctions has already caused BP to issue a warning of "material adverse impact" to its business, and the prospect of sustained, worldwide litigation against Rosneft in the wake of the Hague ruling only adds further cause for uncertainty and concern.If anything, the ruling is an expensive lesson.

Motorola and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion have just jointly announced that they have entered into a settlement and licensing agreement that ends all outstanding worldwide litigation between the two companies.

This latest action by Chevron is part of a worldwide, desperate litigation campaign by the oil giant to escape liability for what is thought to be the world's worst oil-related environmental catastrophe.

"Our view is, people aren't bidding on the same terms," said Jonathan A. Olsoff, senior vice president and worldwide director of litigation.

The American partnership Arthur Andersen was not part of the two settlements, which would effectively shield the other global offices from litigation connected to Enron's collapse, Andersen Worldwide said in statements issued here.

Skadden has more than 1,800 lawyers in 23 offices worldwide and its practices include litigation and mergers and acquisitions.

MADRID — Twenty-two law firms will form a worldwide alliance to collaborate on financial litigation against questionable funds and other financial products sold across borders in the wake of scandals like that of Bernard L. Madoff.

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