The case was heard in oral arguments, as opposed to the antiquated written litigation that was the norm in the country before the 2008 reforms.
I never thought I'd see the day when I would find myself writing about litigation -- so not my cup of tea.
A newcomer, brought into the group to develop legal theories and write briefs for litigation, was a Jackson lawyer named Johnny Jones.
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Blake Lawit, LinkedIn's head of litigation, wrote in a blog that members "choose to upload their email address books to LinkedIn".
In an affidavit, Mr. Thaler — who declined an interview request, citing the litigation — wrote that he learned from news accounts that Oklahoma had decided to use pentobarbital in its lethal injection procedure, a three-drug cocktail similar to the one used in Texas.
She wrote that further litigation would require disclosure of information that could violate states' privilege to secrets.
They wrote that the litigation threat had impeded psychopathy research and could allow lawyers challenging PCL-R to claim that its flaws were being suppressed.
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Rogues' Gallery: The Secret History of the Moguls and the Money that Made the Metropolitan Museum, wrote Paul Saunders, a litigation partner at Cravath since 1977, contains "gratuitous and false character assassination," "absolute disregard for the truth" and "false statements".
