Sentence examples for worth litigation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he said, since the landlord is entitled to deduct 1percentt of the amount on deposit as an administrative fee each year, the amount the tenant would get, particularly for a limited-term sublet, is probably not worth litigation to recover.

There isn't a close enough case for this to be worth litigation, and the traffic bump from calling MySpace out on this will be short lived.

During nearly a decade's worth of litigation, the lower courts have generally been hostile to Cohane, while the court of appeals has sided with him.

"A Wild Justice" covers a decade's worth of litigation, beginning in the mid-1960s with a daring strategy by death penalty abolitionists to grab the Supreme Court's attention and ending in the mid-1970s with an angry public backlash and a crushing legal defeat.

Though the judge, Colonel James Pohl, finally resolved three years' worth of litigation on how the legal teams could receive classified information pertaining to the attacks without revealing it to their clients, even that bit of progress led to further questions and delays.

At a cost of well over ten million dollars in legal fees and other costs, was the Prop 8 litigation worth it?

A billion dollars' worth of breast implant litigation can be launched by "experts" who have never written a word about immune system impairment for review by their scientific peers.

He must have reasoned that his admission was worth resolving several outstanding litigation issues in order to tell his side of the story.

Mr. Cox declined to comment, citing the pending litigation, but it is worth noting that the S.E.C. did file enforcement actions against the company while Mr. Cox was at the helm.

(It's worth mentioning that the timeline of litigation in the Exxon Valdez disaster spanned two decades, during which time Exxon talked a $5 billion punishment down to $507.5 million).

But the rings are not usually worth enough to offset the cost of litigation".