You mentioned earlier, you thought that there could be litigation. Litigation.
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The Household litigation began in 2002, and the Merck litigation in 2005.
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Steve Lehotsky is executive vice president and chief litigation counsel for the U.S. Chamber Litigation Center, the litigation arm of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Justice also is charged with representing the government in litigation -- which would include all the sanctuary cities litigation, DACA lawsuits and ongoing travel ban litigation.
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Cox said DOJ doesn't really know the extent to which litigation financiers are involved in FCA litigation, aside from what the litigation finance industry says publicly.
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All are spared litigation costs and the bad publicity that could flow from prolonged litigation.
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The Ocwen litigation shows the uncertainty that will cloud CFPB litigation if the justices punt.
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Personal litigation Sometimes, Trump has turned to personal litigation to try to frustrate his political enemies.
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Boies Schiller, a New York litigation powerhouse, added a specialist in white-collar litigation, O'Shea Partners.
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"We have been working very diligently on a litigation strategy and a litigation plan," he said.
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Legalist — Algorithmic litigation financing There's a new asset class for investors — and it's actually in litigation, where investors help cover the cost of litigation in exchange for a share of the outcome.
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A Delaware court crackdown on takeover litigation has driven the litigation rate to less than 22 percent.
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All the banks have significant litigation reserves, including US$10bn at RBS for litigation and redress payments.
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The high rate was compounded by the fact that much of the litigation was so-called multijurisdictional litigation.
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She then worked as chief counsel for regulatory litigation for the US Chamber Litigation Center, also representing businesses.
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Parallels between gun and tobacco litigation The landmark 1998 Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement followed decades of failed litigation.
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Another rule requires lawyers to promptly inform a client of a material development in litigation or contemplated litigation.
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"I just don't see how the prior litigation he participated in won't be relevant to the future litigation."
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The GCs noted that litigation funders have previously said major companies are generally indifferent to the Chamber of Commerce's calls for disclosure of litigation funding agreements because corporations often use third-party litigation funding.
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While the extent of further litigation costs is hard to predict, the ratings factor in our assumptions that the bank's litigation reserves and capitalisation, if required, could absorb sizeable further misconduct and litigation costs.
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Regulatory and Litigation Uncertainty: The ratings recognize several potential overhangs on MCO's credit profile, namely regulatory and litigation-related uncertainties.
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Mr. George, also 33, is a litigation associate at Keker, Van Nest & Peters, a trial litigation firm in San Francisco.
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She primarily practices complex commercial litigation and intellectual property litigation and is a member of the firm's esports task force.
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We avoid litigation, we avoid the uncertainty of litigation and we reach better ends and outcomes at the end of day.
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The main Libor litigation is In re: Libor-Based Financial Instruments Antitrust Litigation in the same court, No. 11-md-02262.
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"By joining hands in litigation, workers can spread the costs of litigation and reduce the risk of employer retaliation," she wrote.
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More and more, some companies are using litigation as a way to edge out competitors; in fact, there is an industry around litigation finance that helps companies on the receiving end stand up to those with deeper litigation pockets.
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Explore alternatives to litigation Instead of jumping into litigation right away, Newman recommends alternative options for settling a divorce out of court.
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"Pay equity litigation is likely to be some of the most extensive employment-related litigation in the next 10 years," Caminiti said.
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Isaac does not worry about the litigation because he has a head of litigation to take care of those matters for him.
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While some litigation finance firms portray themselves as champions of the little guy, Burford Capital primarily funds litigation pursued by large corporations.
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Boland is a partner at Foley & Lardner, chair of the firm's Securities Enforcement & Litigation Practice and vice chair of the Litigation Department.
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An attorney in litigation is just that, and until the litigation is over, I'm not going to comment on the words used.
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In 2008, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation consolidated pelvic mesh litigation against Mentor before U.S. District Judge Clay Land of Columbus, Georgia.
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Caleb Kruckenberg is Litigation Counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a non-profit that engages in pro bono litigation against administrative power.
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The downturn in litigation is not limited to the banking sector, said Dennis Tracey, chair of Hogan Lovells' litigation practice in New York.
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But the opioid litigation, like the tobacco litigation of the 1990s, is affected by factors other than the merits of defendants' legal arguments.
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Congress should explore remedies to litigation, such as disclosing the full cost of lawsuits, and direct a focus on arbitration instead of litigation.
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The GCs' letter espoused arguments familiar to anyone who has been tracking the rise of litigation funding: Defendants have a right to know who has a stake in litigation against them because that information can affect the course of litigation and settlement negotiations.
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The volume of litigation is "unprecedented," said Adam Zimmerman, a professor and an expert on complex litigation at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
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Litigation investors aren't supposed to meddle in the case or dictate litigation strategy, according to a 1996 ruling from the state's intermediate appeals court.
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In the K.K.R. case the court noted a difference between litigation that comes after the completion of the deal and litigation before its completion.
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Boies Schiller last year took another step to strengthen its litigation services when it merged with litigation boutique O'Shea Partners, based in New York.
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In December, the firm announced an agreement to provide $45 million in litigation financing to a major telecommunications company with a portfolio of pending litigation.
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The litigation claimed RD Legal also entered into similar agreements with former football players who were awaiting money from the National Football League concussion litigation.
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Litigation is a two-way street Litigation compels both sides to reveal information, so it won't just be the Republicans that have to disclose internal documents.
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But then Bill de Blasio became mayor, dropped the litigation and repudiated the policy, mooting the litigation before it could be resolved at a higher level.
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Kinder Morgan bought the MLP during the litigation, and the pipeline operator reasoned that in doing so it also acquired the litigation, rendering the case moot.
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There are good reasons for companies to prefer arbitration to litigation, but it can also be used to evade or undermine statutes enforced through private litigation.
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And the law firms that obtain advances against their receivables, Bogart said, are expected to be mostly commercial litigation shops already working with the litigation financier.
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Judges have claimed authority over individual contingency fee deals in several MDLS, Lungstrum said, from the NFL concussion litigation to litigation by 9/11 first responders.
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"But any such future civil litigation is completely speculative, Latham is not proposing to represent Ms. Loughlin or Mr. Giannulli in any such civil litigation, USC has never articulated how Latham's representation of the defendants in this case would bear on any such civil litigation," he wrote.
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Even if there's a prenup, litigation surrounding a prenup can be just as costly, just as protractive and just as vicious as a divorce litigation without one.
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He is currently a partner in the firm's litigation department, where he has honed his talents in securities, contract and antitrust litigation, according to his firm's website.
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Alpha clients who succeed in the litigation arena are those who develop a trust in their counsel and though active participation in the formulation of litigation strategy.
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"We've had robust litigation hold procedures in place from our very first lawsuit to prevent deletion of emails relevant to ongoing litigation," an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Lower Tobacco Litigation Risks: Fitch believes the risk of tobacco litigation court cases leading to major payouts by tobacco companies has significantly abated in the US market.
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"No one likes to talk about litigation," he said, even though litigation "has moved from aggravating and immaterial to being a very significant matter" for many companies.
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He is currently a partner in the firm's litigation department where, according to the firm's website, he has honed his talents in securities, contract and antitrust litigation.
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New York was the only state listed among the top 20 plaintiffs by litigation filed between 2016 and 2018, but the analysis did not include multidistrict litigation.
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The better-known part of the litigation finance industry — providing money to bankroll long-running, complex commercial litigation — does not appear to be under scrutiny by prosecutors.
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Litigation by Madoff feeder fund investors is separate from litigation by Irving Picard, a court-appointed trustee who has recouped $11.22 billion for investors with Madoff himself.
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Klages' attorney, Steve F. Stapleton, told CNN his firm is representing the former coach in federal civil litigation surrounding Nassar and will not comment on pending litigation.
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The litigation-finance business has been around for a long time, but until recently it was mostly focused on the financing of complex, long-term commercial litigation.
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Litigation Assistants Washington, DC
Earthjustice is now accepting applications for two full-time Litigation Assistants to join the Clean Energy Program and provide administrative and litigation support services to our team of lawyers and advocates who are working around the country to accelerate the transition to 85033% clean energy.
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Losses in the Non-core and Legacy portfolios narrowed materially, principally due to net litigation provision releases in 3Q17 compared with a CHF408 million litigation provision in 7503Q16.
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Nobody can really say just how big the litigation finance industry is, because there's no requirement to disclose litigation financing, and court cases seeking such transparency have failed.
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Community Slate candidates have indicated that they intend to end this litigation — litigation one of their own running mates started in 2011 — prior to final resolution if elected.
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There was a fair amount of litigation against vertical mergers in the 1960s and 1970s, by the government and by private parties, but litigation declined sharply in 1980s.
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She said that school boards could learn from cities that have filed litigation against manufacturers of guns, opioids and tobacco, not that they had been involved in litigation.
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Klages' attorney, Steve F. Stapleton, told CNN his firm is representing the former coach in the federal civil litigation surrounding Nassar and will not comment on pending litigation.
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ONGOING LITIGATION REPRESENTS THE LARGEST DOWNSIDE RISK VER is currently subject to government investigations and litigation relating to overstatements of AFFO in certain of its 2014 financial statements.
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It will set the stage for similar litigation in other states, as well as the consolidated nationwide lawsuit that has been compared to the tobacco litigation of the 1990s.
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It also has the legal chops to have been appointed to multidistrict litigation steering committees, including a spot on the expanded plaintiffs' executive committee in the giant opioid litigation.
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In the U.K., several dedicated litigation funders such as Harbour Litigation Funding, Calunius Capital and Therium have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in British, European and Asian cases.
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"We have no litigation budget ... We are not into any litigation yet and there is no indication that there will be," Brandicourt told reporters in Paris, speaking in English.
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James McGuire, the cochair of Morrison & Foerster's financial services litigation practice group, has joined Buckley, a Washington D.C. litigation boutique, as partner and head of its San Francisco office.
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The Fairness in Class Action Litigation Act throws in a grab bag of other new provisions, most of them with little effect but to complicate or otherwise frustrate litigation.
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Globally, it is estimated there are some 40 litigation finance companies which include, in addition to Burford, IMF Bentham and Harbour Litigation Funding, Therium Capital Management and Longford Capital Management.
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As a result, more firms and companies are expected to turn to outside financing to fuel growth, according to the 22014 Litigation Finance Survey by Burford Capital, a litigation lender.
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"Courts are hard-wired for litigation," through which facts can come to light, said Elizabeth C. Burch, a law professor at the University of Georgia who writes about multidistrict litigation.
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The UAE has already said that it plans to thwart the Qatari litigation by resorting to the WTO's national security exception - something never before tested as a defense in WTO litigation.
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I regard amicus briefs from the business lobby as a rough index of litigation threats to U.S. companies - or, at least, an indicator of what companies perceive to be litigation threats.
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Consumers only go to lawyers to initiate litigation after all else fails: the litigation is a direct result of consumers' frustration with these callers and because companies are breaking the law.
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Norton Rose Fulbright said 35% of in-house lawyers who participated in the law firm's "Litigation Trends Annual Survey" predicted an uptick in litigation, up from 27% of respondents in 2018.
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" Bank of America called the ongoing litigation, an "overhang.
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Mr. Brickfield is a litigation associate at Sullivan & Cromwell.
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PwC's 2017 Patent Litigation Survey, which looked at trends in patent litigation in 2016, found that 5,100 infringement cases were filed last year, a nine percent drop from the 5,600 in 2015.
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Distressed debt investors are among the shrewdest litigation analysts in business, and Lenkner agreed their due diligence is similar to what litigation funders would consider before investing in a bankruptcy trustee's case.
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At a press event in Wisconsin Kaul said the legislature's actions are "virtually certain to end up in litigation" and predicted that it would end up as multiple litigation" in "multiple courts.
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Given current litigation and outstanding conduct cases, we expect that some additional conduct and litigation charges will impinge on earnings in the future, although the amount and timing remain difficult to predict.
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Plaintiffs suing Bristol-Myers Squibb and Otsuka Pharmaceutical over compulsive behavior allegedly triggered by antipsychotic drug Abilify have joined the drugmakers in requesting that a new multidistrict litigation be created for the litigation.
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"Deutsche Bank held 5.5 billion euros ($6.2 billion) of litigation reserves on June 30, 2016, and identified a further 1.7 billion euros of unreserved contingent litigation liabilities," the ratings agency said in statement.
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Another financing firm, Gerchen Keller, has announced expanded investment, pushing it to well over $1 billion of assets under management, with which to expand its portfolio of litigation (including patent litigation) financing services.
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Lemstra Van der Korst N.V., a Dutch litigation and class action law firm, is cooperating with securities litigation firms Withers LLP, Motley Rice and Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart to organize the legal action.
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Such an affirmative defense is intended to prevent frivolous litigation -- where samples are offered on commercially reasonable terms, the eligible product developer should not be able to decline the offer and continue litigation.
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But that is unlikely to happen soon at least, and instead will take months if not years of litigation in Massachusetts and most likely elsewhere as the Redstones, never shy about litigation, countersue.
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Then when Duncan and his litigation finance company, Duncan Litigation Investments, tried to recoup the lost millions by suing the plaintiffs' firms that allegedly benefited from his investment, he ran into timeliness problems.
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Robin Henry and Motty Shulman have left Boies Schiller Flexner to join Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson as partners in the firm's litigation department and securities and shareholder litigation practice in New York.
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"The oil and gas industry has been the target of significant litigation over the years, so I wouldn't think it comes as a surprise that there could be potential new litigation," he said.
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Trump's "only goal in this litigation, now supported by the Justice Department itself, is to obtain as much delay as possible, through litigation, stays and appeals," the state prosecutors told Judge Victor Marrero.
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Win rates have declined across almost the entire spectrum of federal civil litigation, the professors found, and no single category of litigation can account for a shift discerned from millions of case outcomes.
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This is not to say that multijurisdictional litigation is over.
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Fox faces other private civil litigation tied to the scandal.
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" Ford said that it wanted "regulatory certainty, not protracted litigation.
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It's clear the litigation has made Republicans in Congress nervous.
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SLAPP is an acronym for Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation.
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But that would play itself out in years of litigation.
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The City of Chicago declined to comment, citing pending litigation.
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Woods has yet to respond to Avenatti's threats of litigation.
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Democrats accused House Republicans of wasting taxpayer dollars on litigation.
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The company does not comment on ongoing litigation, he said.
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Earthjustice is a litigation firm that frequently represents environmental groups.
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Litigation over the deal price is especially inevitable, he says.
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So no, there is no comparison to the tobacco litigation.
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" Ford said that it wanted "regulatory certainty, not protracted litigation.
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Some of that information is the subject of pending litigation.
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That comes as companies have faced litigation on pay equality.
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It's now in litigation, which will take a while, probably.
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WHY IS THE ROUNDUP LITIGATION DIFFERENT FROM OTHER PRODUCT CASES?
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Meanwhile, the EPA could be facing another wave of litigation.
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The move could eventually lead to litigation in the courts.
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His attacks on Donald J. Trump prompted threats of litigation.
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Like Kasowitz, Bowe's experience is in commercial and corporate litigation.
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I didn't want to be in litigation with this guy.
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MGM and Live Nation declined to comment on pending litigation.
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Mr Moroun's litigation has delayed construction by about two years.
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The Denver Sheriff's Department declined to comment, citing pending litigation.
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The third will involve litigation at the World Trade Organisation.
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Do you think states themselves will step up with litigation?
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Apple Inc and Qualcomm settled all their litigation in April.
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Likewise, Everlaw is doing something similar for lawyers and litigation.
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Litigation against Johnson & Johnson isn't limited to the United States.
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The FDA has said it doesn't comment on ongoing litigation.
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But Hardeman's case was in federal multidistrict litigation, or MDL.
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"I definitely think we're going to see litigation," Martz said.
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Page: Yeah, I'm not sure which litigation you're referring to.
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Snyder's office has declined to comment on the pending litigation.
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"Over 90 percent of these high stakes commercial litigation settle."
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"Disclosure is not inconsistent with using litigation finance," he said.
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"We don't comment on pending litigation," an agency spokesman said.
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And every judge at every step of this litigation. Because.
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"This is not the end of this litigation," he said.
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The governor's office declined comment on Tuesday, citing pending litigation.
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The litigation proceedings took about two and a half years.
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We are, however, unable to comment specifically on pending litigation.
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Citigroup and RP Martin agreed to cooperate in the litigation.
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Beyond that, the Agency does not comment on active litigation.
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Another financing company, Legalist, is offering $100k for litigation costs.
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SEC litigation with the bank, Cannava and RIEDC is ongoing.
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The decision could tee up players and owners for litigation.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman declined to comment on the litigation.
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He now chairs the securities litigation practice at Akerman LLP.
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The model law proposes quicker litigation in case of disputes.
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Many of those laws are on hold because of litigation.
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Such litigation could delay implementation of his new executive orders.
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Due to the pending litigation, we're unable to comment further.
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Deutsche has already set aside €5.5 billion for litigation costs.
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His is a past littered with erratic behavior and litigation.
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The Fairfield Greenwich litigation began one week after his arrest.
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The state's Attorney General declined to comment on pending litigation.
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It has set aside €5.4 billion to deal with litigation.
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He worked as a lawyer for years, practicing international litigation.
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Pence is an associate and litigation lawyer with the firm.
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"Instead, they are hoping to obviate that litigation," Friedman added.
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"We can't comment on any pending litigation," the statement said.
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A Wildlife Services spokesman declined to comment on pending litigation.
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Fox News said it would not comment on pending litigation.
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Chadbourne offers services including bankruptcy, financial restructuring, corporate and litigation.
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He denies that and is not named in the litigation.
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This will also help avoid costly litigation and unnecessary delays.
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The Financial Times first reported the planned litigation in Germany.
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This unwelcome trend threatens to deter future public interest litigation.
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But there is undoubtedly some litigation risk here, as well.
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But this case could foreshadow an influx of similar litigation.
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He is currently a litigation partner with Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft.
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The development keeps some troublesome litigation simmering for the company.
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As for that Delaware litigation, it might still be coming.
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It also halted litigation over debts that had been defaulted.
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For smaller artists, the economics of such litigation are forbidding.
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The university settled for $2 million; Taser faced no litigation.
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She said litigation could be filed in the next days.
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It also limits the potential for future litigation, critics say.
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The U.S. State Department declined to comment on pending litigation.
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August 14 with redactions in sections where litigation was ongoing.
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It actually lowers the chances of litigation if you apologize.
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The entry law itself is being challenged in separate litigation.
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And that doesn't account for productivity losses or litigation fees.
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It has become something of a hotbed for graffiti litigation.
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Both of those plans are currently held up in litigation.
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And the litigation would cloud the future and frustrate planning.
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But litigation takes years of effort and can cost millions.
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The days of litigation and controversy should be behind us.
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This policy no doubt will become a matter of litigation.
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County prosecutors began investigating the road closings and explored litigation.
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A hearing on Maryland's litigation is scheduled for Dec. 19.
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That will be the core of our litigation against them.
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Her work focuses on general commercial and intellectual property litigation.
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If that failed, he said litigation was on the table.
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Ms. Freeman is director of special litigation in the practice.
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But litigation moves slowly, and the case didn't advance much.
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"We're expecting litigation at each and every step," said Moriarty.
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The timing of any litigation over the bill is uncertain.
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The sheriff's office declined to comment, citing the pending litigation.
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Roy Cooper, a Democrat, proposed a settlement in related litigation.
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During the litigation, Mr. Zhao was deposed by victims' lawyers.
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It did not sponsor litigation on behalf of favorite causes.
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That is likely to be subject to interpretation and litigation.
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Sports Litigation Alert is also a great storehouse of cases.
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The bride's father is a lawyer specializing in civil litigation.
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This isn't about avoiding litigation; it's about caring for someone.
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We were homeless organizations, labor unions, litigation and policy shops.
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That faith helped her persevere through eight years of litigation.
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He will be a partner in the firm's litigation department.
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He practices commercial litigation at Stein Mitchell Cipollone Beato & Missner.
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Senyei is currently in charge of civil litigation in Budapest.
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It's part of a growing industry known as litigation finance.
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That litigation is working its way through the federal courts.
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That's a fundamental difference between arbitration and litigation in court.
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The transition has been tied up in litigation ever since.
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Such suits normally require months and even years of litigation.
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Furthermore, hospitals can end up in litigation over the issue.
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Such demands have become routine in shareholder litigation in Delaware.
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"Bad actors really pay attention to this litigation," he said.
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Most likely, litigation would have been drawn out and costly.
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Still, he conceded that "broadening PFAS litigation" is a risk.
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The Associated Press: Mishaps, protests and litigation overshadow Florida recount.
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Lands' End said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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All they did was incur litigation costs in the process.
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Representatives of the companies declined to comment on the litigation.
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A FERC spokeswoman declined to comment, citing the pending litigation.
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The FEC refused, and a second round of litigation ensued.
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We also fund smaller cases than most other litigation funders.
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ES: There are two publicly traded litigation private finance companies.
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While in private practice he specialized in criminal defense litigation.
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The company, however, agreed to settle to avoid lengthy litigation.
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With that said, we do not comment on pending litigation.
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But Hardeman's case is in federal multidistrict litigation, or MDL.
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The case is still at an early stage of litigation.
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The USDA said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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SEC defendants often face parallel criminal actions or private litigation.
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Litigation over the funding equity issue continues to this day.
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Those stories were also under litigation backed by Thiel's lawyer.
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The agency previously declined to comment due to pending litigation.
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Citgo declined to comment, citing a policy regarding ongoing litigation.
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Scott L. Nelson is Attorney with Public Citizen Litigation Group.
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Both changes have been put on hold amid ongoing litigation.
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"The environmental process has become about litigation protection," he said.
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Some states have paused their work requirements, citing ongoing litigation.
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Opponents have promised litigation to stop him if he tries.
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Mr. Trump's regulatory abolitionists should know they will face litigation.
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But there are indications that years of litigation lie ahead.
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The department told CNN it doesn't comment on pending litigation.
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Susan Sommer, director of Constitutional Litigation for Lambda Legal, disagrees.
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The CFPB litigation was about partisan control of the agency.
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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Pruitt said.
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Why this litigation is happening in federal court: This isn't litigation on the outcomes of the immigration cases; it's [a suit accusing] the government of constitutional violations for engaging in the family separation policy.
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Visual artists, authors, songwriters and small businesses are hurt most by the high cost of federal litigation because the individual value of their work is often too low to warrant the expense of litigation.
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"In fact, the number of Essure medical device reports that are not related to the litigation is declining, while litigation-related medical device reports are dramatically increasing," Bayer spokeswoman Courtney Mallon said via email.
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The litigation was brought in 2014 by Cosimo Borrelli, who was appointed Trustee of the SFC Litigation Trust and argued that Chan and executives Albert Ip, Alfred Hung and George Ho organized a massive fraud.
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House Republicans have spent $189,498 since November 2014 on litigation challenging the administration's Obamacare healthcare program, and recently agreed to spend up to $150,000 on legal advice on the possible Guantanamo litigation, Pelosi's office said.
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Justin Levitt, a law professor at Loyola Law School who helped supervise the Justice Department Civil Rights Division's Employment Litigation Section (ELS) during the Obama administration, told BuzzFeed News the lack of litigation is unusual.
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"Litigation burdens are part of our legal system, and the defendants still have the usual remedies before the district court for non-meritorious litigation," Chief Judge Sidney Thomas wrote in the ruling, according to Reuters.
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An estimate of a $20 billion hit from the litigation has previously been reflected in the share price, while a likely litigation settlement liability was in the mid single-digit billion dollar range, they added.
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The postponement put off all compliance deadlines for as long as litigation over the rule lasts, though EPA has also successfully gotten that litigation postponed on the ground that Interior is considering repealing the rule.
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"Sherwin-Williams is pleased to have reached an agreement to resolve this litigation, and it will continue to vigorously and aggressively defend against any similar current or future litigation," the company said in a statement.
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Consolidated litigation accusing supplement maker Nutramax Laboratories of falsely touting a product's ability to improve joint health has been voluntarily withdrawn, after a federal appeals court affirmed an order tossing similar litigation against retailer GNC.
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Lack of Capital to Lead Law Firms to Seek Help, Survey Finds | Seventy-five percent of outside lawyers predict litigation financing will grow in the next five years, says a survey by a litigation lender.
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He added that it "amounts to significant vindication," for the pension funds and local councils, though was critical of litigation funder Litigation Capital Partners receiving an "extraordinarily large" A$92 million portion of the settlement.
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"In short, the Plaintiffs only goal in this litigation, now supported by the DOJ itself, is to obtain as much delay as possible, through litigation, stays, and appeals," prosecutors with the district attorney's office wrote.
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Though other GOP-led states often joined the litigation, Texas became the preferred location for litigation because cases were more likely to appear in front of conservative federal judges who would readily grant preliminary injunctions.
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Reuters reported that Senate Democrats are considering litigation to that end.
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These agreements have traditionally constituted 80 percent of merger litigation settlements.
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His fellow Republican presidential candidates have attacked him over the litigation.
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That said, the threat of litigation may be driving down costs.
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" Cohen's attorney in that lawsuit called Daniels' litigation a "publicity stunt.
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Both offices declined to discuss Franklin's death, citing the ongoing litigation.
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Thompson said they cannot provide additional information due to pending litigation.
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Lawyers for the Trump administration stepped in to back the litigation.
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And I also proactively sued AFSCME to start the litigation process.
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T-Mobile and Cox said they do not comment on litigation.
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It is also the subject of ongoing litigation in federal court.
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That litigation remains under way, an Amgen spokeswoman said on Friday.
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They may provide advice that is improper just to avoid litigation.
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The state government has since ordered an inquiry into litigation funding.
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Everything is subject to litigation if you want to press charges.
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Litigation Finally, corporations can go to court against fake-news purveyors.
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He launched into the most impassioned soliloquy of the entire litigation.
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CBS cited the litigation in questioning the timing of the story.
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The ABA also criticized her lack of trial and litigation experience.
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The victim also faces expensive, time consuming, intrusive and risky litigation.
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It refused to comment on employment commission complaints, citing "active litigation."
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The Justice Department official overseeing the census litigation is David Morrell.
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Citigroup's $402 million settlement is the largest in the earlier litigation.
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Richard Silbert, the company's chief litigation counsel, confirmed it would appeal.
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The judge's decision Tuesday does not end litigation over the shutdown.
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Three rounds of litigation later, Mr Esquivel-Quintana found no relief.
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The company not record litigation expense in the year-ago period.
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Betancourt and Trebbau for the past five years in Florida litigation.
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Both ORR and ICE declined to comment, citing the ongoing litigation.
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Subpoenas could cause delays, particularly if litigation is necessary, officials said.
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The FBI did not cease its efforts after this litigation began.
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The science can also bolster litigation against greenhouse gas emitters themselves.
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School officials declined to comment on the incident or the litigation.
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But the 9th Circuit last year allowed the litigation to proceed.
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Its claim against QBE remained unresolved while that litigation was pending.
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An Impax spokesman said the company did not comment on litigation.
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Deutsche had litigation reserves of 5.5bn at the end of June.
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Airbnb still has ongoing litigation in Miami and Santa Monica, California.
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And it is lucrative, partly because of the robust litigation scene.
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A Samsung spokeswoman said the company doesn't comment on ongoing litigation.
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It has previously cited a policy of not commenting on litigation.
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He&aposs been in a lot of litigation in his career.
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The company focuses on litigation, specifically class action and personal injury.
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Boeing didn't mention the potential costs of litigation against the company.
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In general, companies struggle to hold mergers together during lengthy litigation.
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" The DEA declined to comment for this story, citing "ongoing litigation.
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But several factors aligned to make the industry vulnerable to litigation.
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He joins the securities litigation and white collar, government investigations practices.
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The plaintiffs plan to push on with the litigation against Google.
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The bank has already set aside €5.5 billion for litigation expenses.
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They simply called for such litigation funding deals to be disclosed.
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The bank's litigation provisions stood at EUR1.9 billion at end-2Q17.
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They have not discussed the incident in detail, citing pending litigation.
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They previously said agency policy prohibited them from discussing pending litigation.
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What will follow will likely be years of litigation, she added.
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"The heart of the battle is going to be litigation," Sen.
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Courts had blocked it pending further litigation, which has been ongoing.
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The rise of litigation funding has discredited doctrines with ancient roots.
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The Fairness in Class Action Litigation Act was approved 220-201.
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Many greens have threatened litigation in light of the executive order.
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That litigation is ongoing, according to a spokesman from Gascon's office.
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The Iowa Attorney General's office declined to comment on pending litigation.
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One of his roles was overseeing antitrust litigation involving the government.
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These had to be undone retroactively, through litigation by consumer advocates.
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"Less litigation in court means lower fees for lawyers" he said.
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Litigation is ongoing in the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Future litigation appeared to be a concern for Justice Stephen Breyer.
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There will be the headache of litigation coming out of this.
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Miami Beach police said Morgalo could not comment, citing ongoing litigation.
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The Defense Department said it would not speculate on potential litigation.
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Beyond this, litigation is a painful reality for all successful businesses.
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It also drastically reduces regulatory uncertainty and litigation risk for industry.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) declined to comment, citing pending litigation.
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The law firm Dechert hired Robin Nunn as a litigation partner.
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Without nationwide relied, she argued duplicative litigation would have been likely.
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Riggs dismisses the notion that so called "traditional litigation" is enough.
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It was selected as an early test trial in federal litigation.
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The litigation could result in Apple abandoning Qualcomm for future products.
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Mr. Batalla Vidal found himself caught up in this contentious litigation.
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Resolution of the litigation involving Viacom's controlling shareholder, National Amusements, Inc.
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The surgical-center rules had never been enforced, because of litigation.
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An EPA spokeswoman said the agency does not discuss pending litigation.
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Rowland, who is retired, is not a defendant in the litigation.
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Otherwise, he will continue to face more Congressional scrutiny and litigation.
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The Justice Department declined to comment because of the pending litigation.
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Since January, GM has avoided major defeats in the switch litigation.
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"We want to let the litigation process play out," he said.
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Thursday's resolution ends months of contentious litigation that began last year.
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A Pentagon official said it would not speculate on potential litigation.
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Mr. Trump and his businesses are enmeshed in myriad other litigation.
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The litigation approach might be cheaper and easier — if less effective.
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"But I'm not going to get involved, it's litigation," he added.
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However, the requirements have not taken effect because of ongoing litigation.
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She will be a member of the product liability litigation practice.
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Bondi's official decision not to participate in litigation against Mr. Trump.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Well, I'm not going to address the specific litigation.
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Fox News declined to comment on the allegations, citing pending litigation.
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Just one test trial in the federal litigation reached a verdict.
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He's a former Justice Department lawyer who specializes in commercial litigation.
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Their outcomes could decide the fate of nationwide class action litigation.
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The Energy Department said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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But figures on lending for commercial litigation show a booming industry.
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Each section has a different portfolio of ongoing and new litigation.
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Litigation would tie up the bump stock ban in the courts.
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A spokeswoman for the department declined to comment, citing pending litigation.
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At that time, the project was not engaged in active litigation.
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That's exactly how a federal judge handled the litigation surrounding Mrs.
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The trial is also a test case for a larger litigation.
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After two years of litigation she was reinstated with back pay.
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These mass cases are known as multidistrict litigation actions, or MDLs.
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He is now a global litigation partner with Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft.
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On a separate litigation track, critics and members of Congress sued.
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The difference is delay, impact fees, red tape, litigation, regulations, mandates.
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While the litigation has taken a toll, Mr. Frydman remains optimistic.
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Some buildings slated for demolition became ensnarled in litigation for years.
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Citing continuing litigation, U.S. Bank declined to comment about Ms. Pearson.
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Both bans were met with immediate litigation that was partly successful.
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But despite the litigation, DHS has been allowed to move ahead.
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Now, while litigation continues, the rule will be in effect nationwide.
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"The role of litigation is not to regulate GM," she said.
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"The FCC has opened themselves up to potential litigation," Ryan said.
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The company said the latest charge reflected mounting litigation against Juul.
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Lands' End (LE) said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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Exxon itself has shown that it considers litigation a serious threat.
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A DHS spokesman said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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As Dart's copycats learned, distressed-debt litigation rewarded patience and creativity.
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After 10 years of litigation, Tuomey settled with the federal government.
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Patentability standards and penalties for bad faith litigation have been strengthened.
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A Canoo spokesperson said the company doesn't comment on pending litigation.
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IBM and Microsoft, he argued, have "commercial interests in this litigation."
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They cited privacy restrictions and policies against commenting on ongoing litigation.
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The governor cited the litigation involving the development as the reason.
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"My guess is the litigation campaign will continue," Mr. Erman said.
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Tesla is represented in the private securities litigation by Fenwick & West.
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Unsworth had never been involved in litigation before, in any way.
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Funds are earmarked when claims are incomplete, sometimes because of litigation.
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The NCUA has recouped more than $3 billion in similar litigation.
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Diplomatic and security specialists said the litigation also has broader significance.
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A BLM spokeswoman declined to comment on the threat of litigation.
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Tempur-Sealy declined to comment, saying it doesn't discuss pending litigation.
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There has been no subpoena issued and there is no litigation.
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Sexual misconduct is a litigation magnet; extensive business operations are another.
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The litigation is ongoing and the defendants have denied all allegations.
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But this isn't about sexism (not this time) or dodging litigation.
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CREDIT SUISSE SAYS Q4 INCLUDED LITIGATION PROVISIONS OF 326 MLN SFR
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Live Nation tells TMZ it does not comment on ongoing litigation.
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An ICE spokeswoman said she could not comment on pending litigation.
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The bill's sponsor says it's necessary in order to avoid litigation.
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Obamacare litigation, after all, has proven to be anything but predictable.
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And the DOJ litigation was fundamentally about special counsel Robert Mueller.
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J&J has successfully overturned prior verdicts in the talc litigation.
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All right, so, talk about the litigation stuff that you're doing.
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The Second Amendment remains fertile territory for constitutional litigation and scholarship.
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"Well, I'm not going to get involved in litigation," he said.
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It spawns litigation over the validity of patents and their scope.
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On its face, the stakes in this litigation are incredibly low.
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Litigation will now continue to determine what penalty Young might face.
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Most states have their own pending litigation involving the opioid crisis and are not listed in the MDL as plaintiffs, but a proposed global settlement deal such as this aims to resolve both sets of litigation.
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From the outset litigation finance firm Burford Capital differentiated itself by backing only big-stakes commercial litigation, according to Bogart, a former Wall Street firm litigator and Time Warner general counsel who is now Burford's CEO.
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In a sense, this is ironic: Donald Trump often threatens litigation to intimidate people into going along with him — but in this case, the litigation is already happening, and it's not going Trump's way at all.
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"Sherwin-Williams is pleased to have reached an agreement to resolve this litigation, and it will continue to vigorously and aggressively defend against any similar current or future litigation," the company said in a written statement.
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" The company said it is prepared to defend itself in litigation, but that "Purdue Pharma believes a settlement that benefits the American public now is a far better path than years of wasteful litigation and appeals.
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Lawyers who believe they provided a casewide benefit to the litigation can also apply for fees from one of the three common benefit funds Judge Lungstrum established to reflect the multiple prongs of litigation against Syngenta.
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"The North Carolina litigation is the leading litigation in the post-Shelby world," said Edward B. Foley, an elections law expert at Ohio State University, referring to the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County, Alabama, v. Holder.
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Similarly, Christopher Bogart of Burford Capital, a litigation funder that has lobbied against prohibitions on outside financing of litigation, said courts have "affirmatively (and appropriately) generally decided not to inquire" into who is paying for a case.
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Visual artists, authors and songwriters—who operate small businesses—are hurt most by the high cost of federal litigation because the individual value of their work is often too low to warrant the expense of federal litigation.
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"If this had happened at the very outset of the litigation, we might have seen higher settlement values," said Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, a law professor at the University of Georgia and an expert in pelvic mesh litigation.
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"We will resume this litigation immediately if the president breaks his promise of continued enforcement," said Frosh, who is pursuing separate litigation accusing Trump of violating an anti-corruption provision of the Constitution called the emoluments clause.
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"Today's ruling should lead to some litigation but reduces the tail risk from massive litigation," Exane BNP Paribas analysts said in a note, adding that they considered this removed "one of the largest uncertainties" for the sector.
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Class-action claims may extend litigation to large numbers of prep players.
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G.M.'s is not the only prominent multidistrict litigation involving an automaker.
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The company referred all inquiries to its outside litigation counsel, Peter Bicks.
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Court records show Tenor eventually provided $76 million to fund the litigation.
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Homeland Security declined to comment on pending litigation, according to Bloomberg's report.
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The city has declined to comment to PEOPLE, citing the pending litigation.
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A settlement would ease investor concerns about the repercussions of the litigation.
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Meanwhile, litigation over the travel ban continues in federal court in Hawaii.
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Litigation over the validity of arbitration awards is usually pretty dry stuff.
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A U.S. Department of Justice spokeswoman declined to comment on pending litigation.
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Most of the time it takes the threat of litigation and embarrassment.
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Fox in a statement said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti threatened James Woods with litigation on Twitter.
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Factor in litigation costs and hoteliers are looking at more than $23,000.
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The cases represented the five largest settlements in the history of litigation.
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The state's attorney's office said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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OVER BICTEGRAVIR * VIIV HEALTHCARE - FILED PATENT INFRINGEMENT LITIGATION AGAINST GILEAD SCIENCES INC.
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This begged the question: Why did Mueller wait two years before litigation?
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Though the university doesn't comment on pending litigation, a spokesperson told Syracuse.
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The rule has been tied up in litigation and never took effect.
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But he contested the order in court, and years of litigation followed.
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The commission referred the case to the Justice Department's Employment Litigation Section.
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J&J recorded litigation expense of $423 million in the first quarter.
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The company did not record litigation expense in the year-ago period.
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"I can't get into the details of the ongoing litigation," she said.
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New York and other states are considering litigation to fight the cap.
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Talc litigation got its start in 2009, when Berg filed her lawsuit.
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Litigation against the implants' manufacturers, including Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson, proliferated.
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The Washington firm had signed up 14,000 women for the mesh litigation.
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A status hearing on the Ethiopian litigation is scheduled for Sept. 17.
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Then there's ongoing litigation between Toshiba and Western Digital to contend with.
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Litigation, unlike Greek gods, does not spring from the earth fully formed.
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The platform for public interest litigation covers legal costs through online donations.
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The alternative is lengthy litigation, which would chiefly serve the president's interest.
|
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A judge blocked that law soon after its signing, as litigation continues.
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A judge quickly blocked that law after its signing, as litigation continues.
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A spokesman for NOAA, a codefendant, declined to comment on ongoing litigation.
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It's going to be looked at poorly in litigation by a judge.
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The reason: so lenders could not direct litigation strategy or control settlements.
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It contends that the department "is not an entity subject" to litigation.
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In a welter of litigation, most of the family's assets were sold.
|
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Smith died in 2007 with the estate still tied up in litigation.
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Weve already seen a surge in litigation over oil and gas leasing.
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The clinics in those states will remain open while the litigation continues.
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Cryan also said he hopes to resolve major litigation by mid-March.
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We must reduce litigation overhand by settling those matters, remains top priority.
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If a state does get partial expansion approved, litigation would likely follow.
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The commission said on Tuesday the ongoing litigation relates to similar issues.
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Most of the states had also backed Trump earlier in the litigation.
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In many countries water rights are less clear and subject to litigation.
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There are several reasons why this wave of litigation is happening now.
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Start with administrative litigation, which usually involves private citizens suing government officials.
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Securities litigation is on the rise in Europe for two main reasons.
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Wolk said the multidistrict litigation covers about 85% of the outstanding cases.
|
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An EPA spokeswoman said the agency does not comment on pending litigation.
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Most will likely be combined into a single piece of nationwide litigation.
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The bank said it set aside €5.2 billion for litigation in 2015.
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The Corps of Engineers has declined to comment, citing the pending litigation.
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But three forces have long constrained corporate conduct: regulation, litigation and competition.
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Second, litigation may no longer be quite the deterrent it once was.
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Keenan: Yeah, but that's—Jay: He has a team that handles litigation.
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By how much, exactly, do patent pools reduce transaction and litigation costs?
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Even so, the carmaker is now facing litigation over its recall remedy.
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The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
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The Department of Public Safety said it doesn't comment on pending litigation.
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Image: ShutterstockIn courtrooms across America, investors are making money through litigation financing.
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There was no immediate comment on the litigation from the other defendants.
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The company said it was settling the case to avoid protracted litigation.
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Numerous countries have filed litigation at the WTO to contest the levies.
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The U.S. Department of Justice declined to comment on the pending litigation.
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The litigation typically centers on whether they were offered a fair price.
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AMI will undoubtedly argue that their statements were simply litigation negotiation strategy.
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Its counsel in the malpractice litigation is John Gleeson of Debevoise & Plimpton.
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Ms. Steinberg is the director of impact litigation at the Bronx Defenders.
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As they became savvier, and resource companies grew more ambitious, litigation increased.
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An EPA spokeswoman said the agency could not comment on pending litigation.
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He was previously the head of global litigation at chemical company LyondellBasell.
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But we believe shareholders deserve a say in litigation over shareholders' rights.
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SocGen's provisions for litigation issues totalled 2.3 billion euros at end-2017.
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The companies said Tuesday that they're dismissing all litigation against each other.
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Snyder's office said it would have no comment on the pending litigation.
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WE WERE ABSOLUTELY WILLING TO DISCUSS SOME NUMBER TO ACTUALY END LITIGATION.
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But more importantly, it's the threat of litigation that's already harming investors.
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The trustee asked Kajon to reach out to his litigation funding contacts.
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It will also require policy changes to lower the cost of litigation.
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These ads have been the subject of litigation for nearly 20 years.
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An Envision spokeswoman said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
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Between them, they've invested more than $2 billion in litigation or arbitration.
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"It's a terrible mess, and litigation results out of it," he said.
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The case is part of a larger litigation at the Illinois court.
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Given that backdrop, Brown said Becerra deserves "some latitude" in pursuing litigation.
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Tuesday's decision ends all Enron-related litigation for UBS, pending any appeals.
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Companies have said arbitration is quicker and cheaper than litigation in court.
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A Showtime spokeswoman said the network does not comment on pending litigation.
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We have better litigation of mental health evidence in death penalty cases.
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We will review today's preliminary ruling and move forward with the litigation.
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That's likely a precautionary measure to avoid additional litigation from Network-1.
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It will, instead, mire the country and the courts in yearslong litigation.
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The company's results included a $23.38 billion accrual related to opioid litigation.
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Kellyanne Conway is no longer issuing litigation threats for a private citizen.
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The nature of litigation is to focus closely on one narrow issue.
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A new risk emerging from GDPR is the risk of private litigation.
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Cordray's letter also references Trump's business career and long history of litigation.
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The industry says pay-for-delay deals prevent costly and lengthy litigation.
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The published contract notes litigation must be heard in a U.S. court.
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The employees' lawyers at the Public Citizen Litigation Group haven't yet responded.
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Mr. Berg said the studio was "a little nervous" about BP litigation.
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But recourse for disagreement and offense does not lie in federal litigation.
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Either way, the related litigation has the potential to be immensely expensive.
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But beyond that I have to respect the integrity of the litigation.
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Friday's ruling effectively ends litigation against the chain over the shooting rampage.
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Litigation expenses were CHF180 million lower yoy and also affected reported results.
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The case will now return to a lower court for further litigation.
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Many other cases have been filed in federal multidistrict litigation, or MDL.
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The litigation between Epstein and Zwirn went to private mediation in 2010.
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Individual victims do not have the resources to take on such litigation.
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That pushback is expected to take the form of lawsuits and litigation.
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Univision took down other Gawker articles that were involved in litigation. Gawker.
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The penultimate lesson perhaps is about the uses and abuses of litigation.
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A HuffPost spokesperson declined to "comment on pending litigation" to The Hill.
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A Border Patrol spokesman declined comment on the allegation, citing pending litigation.
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Even bigger tech companies aren't immune from potentially ruinous litigation under SESTA.
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Instead, the city spent over $400,000 in litigation fees fighting the innocuous.
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Roberts oversees all legal functions, including litigation, intellectual property, and international matters.
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At this time, we have no other comment on the pending litigation.
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The county and its lawyer declined to comment on the ongoing litigation.
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He did not say in which jurisdiction Mexico could file the litigation.
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Due to ongoing litigation, ICE had no comment, an agency spokesperson said.
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But given the absence of evidence to justify them, expect more litigation.
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A spokeswoman for the complex declined to comment because of continuing litigation.
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DHS said as a policy it does not comment on pending litigation.
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Supervising about seventy prosecutors, she oversaw critical investigative, charging, and litigation decisions.
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Due to pending litigation, ICE has declined to comment on Juarez's case.
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OpenTV also has pending patent litigation against Apple in the United States.
|
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A big payout could open the company to shareholder litigation, experts said.
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"What the future holds for this litigation, I don't know," Smith said.
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Faced with litigation recently, his lawyer claimed "Alex Jones" was a performance.
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"This litigation is over," Randall Kinnard, Andrews' lawyer, told The Tennessean newspaper.
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The case settled out of court after over two years of litigation.
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Without a restructuring deal in place, the matter could devolve into litigation.
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No pending customer complaints or litigation at the time of application. 6.
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A lower court dismissed the litigation in 2013, prompting the authors' appeal.
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Recently, though, the focus has shifted more toward litigation and me personally.
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" Patents: The committee will "work on reforms to discourage abusive patent litigation.
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And the odds of litigation succeeding are getting better all the time.
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Other states that have passed similar amendments have already seen litigation arise.
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That case is modeled after the landmark tobacco litigation of the 1990s.
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The report also offers other details into the world of environmental litigation.
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To some, it was imperative the tribes join the litigation — and early.
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At a news conference Wednesday, Snyder declined to speak about the litigation.
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A spokesperson for Peloton declined to comment because of the ongoing litigation.
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An ORR spokesperson previously said the agency can't comment on ongoing litigation.
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Issued in 2202, the WOTUS rule unleashed a torrent of Federal litigation.
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A Google spokesperson said the company did not comment on pending litigation.
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The litigation hinges on whether U.S. surveillance practices afford enough privacy safeguards.
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Litigation is inevitable, as decisions to regulate and to repeal are challenged.
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A spokesman for Bronx-Lebanon Hospital declined to comment, citing the litigation.
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That's why you see so many mass litigation scenarios end in bankruptcy.
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Edith R. Matthai, Mr. Penny's lawyer, declined to comment on pending litigation.
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RPT-PURDUE PHARMA SAYS AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE ON LANDMARK OPIOID LITIGATION SETTLEMENT
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In Supreme Court litigation, as in so many things, timing is everything.
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But now class-action litigation is bringing even more pressure to bear.
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Litigation continues against Sony and her allegedly abusive producer there, Dr. Luke.
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Skeptics argue that the clause will not deter endless litigation in courts.
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That litigation, in many cases, has been pending for over a decade.
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The concern for the tribe now is that construction could outpace litigation.
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An FBI spokeswoman said the agency does not comment on litigation cases.
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If that fails, Mr. Evers said, a "Plan B" could include litigation.
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He was released from isolated detention in 2014 as the litigation proceeded.
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However, litigation over this matter certainly will delay this much-anticipated release.
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The litigation brought in 2014 fell apart and the suit was dropped.
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In short, don't turn this into tedious litigation of this one request.
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To avoid litigation, more school districts have implemented gender-neutral dress codes.
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"But you can't be immobilized by those litigation risks," Professor Balsam said.
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He conceded that aggressive litigation was going to leave some people unhappy.
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Under Chapter 11, Purdue is able to pause the litigation against it.
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"There's no such thing as risk-free litigation," he told me previously.
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But there will be litigation and, in disputes between business, commercial arbitration.
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Mr. Sibley declined to comment on the Bryan case, citing ongoing litigation.
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But powerful telecom-internet-media conglomerates immediately mire the plan in litigation.
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He added that he would not comment any further on pending litigation.
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That deal fell apart, winding up in litigation in the Cayman Islands.
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FAIR's litigation group grew into the Immigration Reform Law Institute in 1986.
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Nevertheless, the Trump administration claims that the Texas litigation should move forward.
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A petition was filed, litigation threatened if the birds weren't immediately removed.
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Litigation over every rule illegally withheld from Congress easily could be avoided.
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LEGAL (7,464) Legal compliance procedures, legal research, litigation, customer service, budgeting 19.
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Verma added that she herself could be a party to that litigation.
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An M.T.A. spokesman said the agency did not comment on pending litigation.
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Even so, some sheriffs honor detainer requests despite the risk of litigation.
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Agency spokespersons told the AP that they don't comment on pending litigation.
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Simon's lawyer, James Wyrsch, said he would not comment on pending litigation.
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Lucy Morris, a lawyer for Harbour, declined to comment on the litigation.
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A Interior Spokesperson said the agency doesn't comment on on-going litigation.
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"But litigation can also be a tool for social change," she said.
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The dismantling of a corporation to resolve litigation is not without precedent.
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The special litigation committee will continue to be involved in the process.
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Not wanting to get drawn into litigation, he refused to tell her.
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The litigation over whether the lawsuit should be dismissed will now continue.
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Boeing is pushing to get this money out separate from the litigation.
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In litigation with a former member of his West Palm Beach, Fla.
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Initiating litigation against the Obama administration is familiar territory for House Republicans.
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The company's earnings, however, took a $1.1 billion hit from litigation fees.
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Now, the two sides are hoping to reach a solution without litigation.
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The Archdiocese of Detroit said Wednesday it cannot comment on pending litigation.
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Litigation rates rose to as high as 96 percent of all deals.
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More delays stemming from litigation, divestment campaigns, and civil disobedience are likely.
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In the patent litigation reform debate, note something peculiar about opponents' arguments.
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However, because of pending litigation, the ban is not currently in effect.
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Goodyear spokesman James Peate said the company does not discuss pending litigation.
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A Customs and Border Protection spokesman declined to comment, citing ongoing litigation.
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CAIR's litigation director Ahmed Mohamed slammed CBP in a statement to NorthJersey.
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If you haven't heard much about litigation finance, that may change soon.
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One of Deutsche's biggest problems is litigation following a series of scandals.
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While litigation is expensive and time-consuming, you may have no choice.
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The Education Department has not commented on the lawsuit, citing pending litigation.
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That litigation ended when the Trump administration repealed the regulations last year.
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Slum landlords in litigation could be forced to turn over their properties.
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Some analysts say litigation reserves total just 5.5 billion euros ($212 billion).
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It could potentially use those documents in litigation against the Trump administration.
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IPR is also used for intra-industry disputes, in addition to litigation.
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Energizer spokeswoman Jackie Burwitz said that company does not discuss current litigation.
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School funding in Kansas has been the subject of litigation for decades.
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The FBI told Business Insider it could not comment on pending litigation.
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But changing administrations, industry outcry and litigation can all delay the process.
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The last-minute litigation is already having an impact in some states.
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The actions may open the door to possible litigation from affected creditors.
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The groom, 25, is a litigation associate at Goodwin in New York.
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Victims were unsuccessful in an effort to get compensation through civil litigation.
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A federal judge blocked the policy in August while the litigation continues.
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While some licensing disputes are resolved without lawsuits, litigation is fairly common.
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She stayed in Norman for law school, studying business and nonprofit litigation.
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No, we have a research program and we have a litigation program.
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Some reforms have been driven by actions from within prisons and litigation.
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A State Department spokesperson said it would not comment on pending litigation.
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The Daniels litigation centrally concerns the conduct of Trump fixer Michael Cohen.
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How it worksLawyers like Jane Wessel, who handles commercial litigation and international arbitration cases as a partner at the London office of global law firm Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP, routinely offer clients the option of litigation funding.
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BLOOMBERG NEWS Allied Irish and Citigroup Settle Litigation Over Rogue Trader | Citigroup has settled long-running litigation in which Allied Irish Banks accused it of helping a rogue currency trader, John Rusnak, build up a $691 million loss.
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Washington's representatives overseas could be subjected to litigation by the citizens of the countries they are assigned to for causes which may be nonsensical, un-substantive, or merely an attempt to frustrate Washington's policies and goals through litigation.
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A new spate of public nuisance litigation — the tort du jour for environmental activists seeking "regulation through litigation" -— would likely result in a far more draconian and unstable set of environmental rules that what's currently on the books.
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Specifically, sources say that Airbnb feels it needs to solidify its legal standing in both San Francisco (where litigation has led to compromise) and New York (where litigation is quite active) before it can actively pursue an IPO.
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So no one should be surprised that the personal injury lawyers' national trade group here in Washington hosted in September a "Rapid Response: Opioid Litigation Seminar" to teach attendees how they too might cash in on such litigation.
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The July 15 motion from plaintiffs' firm Don Barrett asks the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to create a new multidistrict litigation for talc-powder claims before U.S. District Judge David Herndon in the Southern District of Illinois.
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Lenkner said he regards litigation finance as a complement to investments by sophisticated distressed debt funds that buy up the notes of companies in bankruptcy in the expectation that litigation recovery will drive up the value of the debt.
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The action group has told the court that its current third-party litigation funders include asset recovery and private equity firm Hunnewell Partners (BVI), which says on its website it has a separate and ring-fenced litigation funding business.
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"While Purdue Pharma is prepared to defend itself vigorously in the opioid litigation, the company has made clear that it sees little good coming from years of wasteful litigation and appeals," a company spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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Solomon, 36, is the director and senior counsel for employment and litigation for Louis Vuitton in New York, where she is responsible for advising the company in labor and employment matters and litigation throughout North, South and Latin America.
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ANNOUNCES SETTLEMENT IN LITIGATION WITH MOMENTA AND SANDOZ * AMPHASTAR PHARMACEUTICALS - MOMENTA/SANDOZ WILL PAY CO $59.9 MILLION NO LATER THAN JULY 2 * AMPHASTAR PHARMACEUTICALS INC - CO, MOMENTA/SANDOZ WILL SUBMIT STIPULATIONS OF DISMISSAL OF ALL PENDING LITIGATION BETWEEN PARTIES.
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"This isn't Apple vs Qualcomm," Apple chief litigation counsel Noreen Krall told Axios.
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The Gawker litigation will stand, or be struck down, on its constitutional merits.
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A spokesman for the US attorney's office declined to comment on pending litigation.
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It has faced a wide array of litigation over Roundup's alleged cancer risks.
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Trial lawyers can probably breathe easy: Autonomous driving won't end litigation over accidents.
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"I think litigation plays a very important role in these cases," he said.
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Lea County and Hobbs officials said they couldn&apost comment on pending litigation.
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The Court of Cassation is the highest court for criminal litigation in Egypt.
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That would have been a tough sell, considering that he initiated the litigation.
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The Trump administration elected to start over instead of seeing the litigation through.
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The case is In re Denture Cream Products Liability Litigation, No. 15-12340.
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The uncertainty over the toll of glyphosate litigation explains much of the fall.
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However, that guidance changes if the federal government pulls the trigger on litigation.
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In the case of executive privilege fights, litigation can drag along for years.
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Texas is the first state to back Trump in the closely watched litigation.
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An attorney for the city of Norfolk declined to comment about ongoing litigation.
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The Commission says it cannot rule until the litigation is settled in Nevada.
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With the threat of litigation looming large, that ask is far from trivial.
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Scrolling through the litigation pursued by the law firm is an exhausting exercise.
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"Only upon threat of litigation did UnitedHealthcare agree to reimburse him," Scola wrote.
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That's because of the litigation that has stopped them from going into effect.
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Susan West, a spokeswoman for racing commission, declined to comment on pending litigation.
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A State System spokesman says the agency doesn&apost comment on pending litigation.
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Kethledge eventually founded a boutique litigation firm with two partners in Troy, Michigan.
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With the threat of litigation looming large, that too is far from sure.
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"This litigation is over," said Andrews' lawyer Randall Kinnard, to the The Tennessean.
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However, as with patent cases, trademark litigation can be expensive and time-consuming.
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Due to the pending litigation, Cihomsky declined to comment further on the case.
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"I think that the states see what's going on in litigation," Francer said.
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That strategy has three parts: First, resist efforts to speed up the litigation.
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An Exxon Mobil spokesman said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
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" Wang said the ACLU is "looking into follow-up litigation along various avenues.
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FTC litigation continues against Solvay and other of the brand name drug companies.
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Litigation has pressed on over the government's handling of the Project Veritas recordings.
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Often, the litigation is around IP. When you succeed, you become a target.
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The case, which is under litigation in Stockholm, hinges on the rights to .
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The columnist wouldn't name names, for fear of litigation, but commenters sure did.
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Bill Nelson, the Florida Democrat, warned that the plan could face extended litigation.
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A mesh of litigation, boycotts and bad publicity can damage long-term profits.
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"We don't comment on pending litigation," ConocoPhillips spokesman Daren Beaudo told BuzzFeed News.
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Apple's case could ultimately be monumental in how future patent litigation is tried.
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"Resorting to litigation was an extremely difficult step for Benchmark," read the statement.
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Attorneys' fees are disproportionately awarded to a small number of environmental litigation groups.
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Sources at many Western buyers have said litigation would be a last resort.
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"Our intention is not to close while the litigation is ongoing," Sievert said.
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Schlichter, in an e-mail, declined to discuss whether he plans other litigation.
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CEO Alex Gorsky said the company needs to stay focused despite the litigation.
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Provisions for litigation and similar matters stood at EUR2.2 billion at end-3Q17.
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You cannot tame these companies with such proceedings and lengthy litigation in court.
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In the Thiel case, litigation financing is not new, that's not unheard of.
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Trump's strategy has three parts: First, resist efforts to speed up the litigation.
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But if the litigation funders win, they win big, especially in commercial cases.
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An earlier version of the contraception rules still have litigation pending against them.
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Bayer to date has lost three U.S. jury trials in the Roundup litigation.
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The weakness of the discrimination claim is constitutionally significant for anti-BDS litigation.
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READ MORE HERE>>Litigation finance has boomed into a $10 billion-plus business.
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Update: A Google spokesperson said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
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It adds: An attorney for Badger and Daubenspeck declined comment, citing pending litigation.
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Olympus declined to comment on the emails for the story, citing pending litigation.
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Sears spokesman Chris Brathwaite said the lawsuit was settled to avoid protracted litigation.
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In three, the parties elected to discontinue, and in five, litigation is ongoing.
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The bank previously saw only $1 billion in possible litigation losses above reserves.
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CRUZ: You know, Marco made reference earlier to the litigation against Trump University.
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Dividing property can also be complicated and leads to a lot of litigation.
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Trump has challenged the allegations by calling the women liars and threatening litigation.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has declined to comment, citing the pending litigation.
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A year earlier, executives reached a $64.5 million settlement of separate investor litigation.
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One ruling, obviously, isn't going to slow the bullet train of opioid litigation.
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Balloon collisions with power lines are rare in the world of catastrophic litigation.
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In addition to regulation, Bridges blames environmental litigation as reasons for more delays.
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But it took three and a half years of litigation to get there.
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With Kasowitz out of the case, the litigation skipped well beyond those bounds.
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But the Clean Power Plan was stalled by litigation and never took effect.
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The new CEO will also contend with ongoing regulatory investigations and private litigation.
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Operating expenses declined in the quarter, as litigation costs fell about 67 percent.
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Whether there will be litigation about it down the road, I don't know.
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RPX also provide patent litigation insurance, as well as market intelligence on patents.
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Filing for bankruptcy normally halts active litigation against a company while it reorganizes.
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Avenatti began representing Daniels in litigation involving the hush money deal in 2018.
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It basically lowers transaction costs and litigation costs for the licensor and licensee.
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FCC, our effort to restore essential net neutrality protections for consumers through litigation.
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Wolk said the multi-district litigation covers about 85% of the outstanding cases.
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Pentagon, NSA and CIA spokesmen said they do not comment on pending litigation.
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Either way, there's not going to be enough money for a litigation judgment.
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FHFA's outstanding litigation against RBS will be withdrawn as part of the settlement.
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Amazon spokesman Erik Fairleigh declined to comment on Tuesday, citing the pending litigation.
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Appeals mean Google will be walking through a swamp of litigation for years.
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According to the third industry source, the cancellations provoked a surge of litigation.
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Strategic litigation also restores dignity -- and wages -- to those subjected to forced labor.
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Robert Buschel: Buschel, attorney at Buschel Gibbons, focuses on criminal and civil litigation.
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A representative from SoulCycle tells PEOPLE that they "don't comment on ongoing litigation."
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Litigation finance is turning our legal system into the next hot investing trend.
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The passenger litigation combined more than 100 private lawsuits filed around the country.
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But from a practical perspective, this would mean litigation, courtrooms and public fights.
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A State System spokesman said the agency doesn&apost comment on pending litigation.
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Megan Edge, in a statement, says the department cannot comment on specific litigation.
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CBP said in a statement that it does not comment on pending litigation.
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They issue a litigation hold letter to the board — five days before Christmas.
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A CBP spokesperson declined to comment on the specific case, citing pending litigation.
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He said a notice went out to investors informing them of the litigation.
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The President's litigation history and tweeting propensities suggest an extraordinarily difficult alpha client.
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UBAF booked a EUR17 million provision at end-2016 related to this litigation.
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The original litigation surrounding the Tuesday ruling goes back more than a decade.
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Paul Weiss is also known for its top corporate litigation and regulatory practices.
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But then President Trump is no stranger to litigation as a defendant either.
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Dauman is challenging his removal from the trust in separate litigation in Delaware.
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However, officials said they will not be commenting publicly on any pending litigation.
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Edwards was vague on the details of the new allegations, citing ongoing litigation.
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A Marathon spokesman said on Tuesday the company does not comment on litigation.
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In a way it's almost as vulnerable as Obama's move was to litigation.
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He previously warned such litigation was coming, making good on that promise Wednesday.
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The multidistrict litigation is now before U.S. District Judge Virginia Kendall of Chicago.
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But keep an eye on which court ends up overseeing the consolidated litigation.
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A State Department official declined to comment on the litigation or the cables.
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In combination, they are unquestionably the dominant force in the litigation finance industry.
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Breaking up the dominant firms requires decades of litigation and may not succeed.
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A week later, amid threats of boycotts and litigation, the councillors rescinded it.
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Further distributions would depend on the outcome of still-pending litigation, Giddens said.
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" Wang said the ACLU is "looking into follow-up litigation along various avenues.
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In both cases, litigation against the federal government started before Trump took office.
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A judge has agreed to temporarily block its removal while the litigation proceeds.
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Rose may elect to proceed with litigation to get the images removed, however.
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Conyers denied wrongdoing and said he settled the case to avoid protracted litigation.
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FDA Spokesman Michael Felberbaum said the agency does not comment on pending litigation.
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It said the bureau had carried out "corrective measures" during the litigation period.
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After years of litigation, the Trump administration settled with Wilson earlier this year.
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" He added that the litigation is "turning job creators away from the area.
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"The litigation spend is not high today, but it's the future," he predicted.
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Hit them on all fronts with exposure, education, litigation, policymaking, and so on.
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Brooklyn declined to comment on the potential use of such data in litigation.
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A final fee request will require approval from the judge overseeing the litigation.
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The FDA said it does not comment on possible, pending or ongoing litigation.
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The focus is on trends in employment litigation, workforce policy developments and compliance.
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McGuireWoods has also added Emily Gordy as partner in its commercial litigation practice.
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It did not negotiate any payments from Monsanto shareholders for Roundup-related litigation.
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Hadges was a senior attorney in the DEA's Diversion and Regulatory Litigation Section.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Interior would not comment on ongoing litigation.
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The litigation can add years and millions of dollars to a project's cost.
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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Pruitt said in Monday's statement.
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But those negotiations hit a roadblock earlier this week, prompting litigation to resume.
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Local officials have not commented publicly on the lawsuit, citing the pending litigation.
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DreamWorks rejected that proposal, they said, leading to two more years of litigation.
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The women involved in the litigation say they were harassed by male superiors.
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An IRS spokesman declined to comment on the lawsuit because it's pending litigation.
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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Pruitt said in a statement.
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It's hard to know what will happen in Massachusetts, other than endless litigation.
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Mr. Beninati declined to comment on the project because of the pending litigation.
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The Pentagon previously sidestepped the issue when asked about it, citing ongoing litigation.
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Harmeet Dhillon is a civil rights and business litigation attorney based in California.
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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Pruitt said at the time.
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That makes the real winners in the travel ban litigation the American people.
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Unnecessary testing or treatment (called defensive medicine) serves as a safeguard from litigation.
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Can trial courts restrict how plaintiffs use money they've been awarded in litigation?
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USDA spokeswoman Amanda Heitkamp said the department does not comment on pending litigation.
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If we feel like litigation is a better outcome, then we will litigate.
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Its litigation bill since 2012 has already hit more than 12 billion euros.
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BP is still facing other securities-related litigation related to the 2010 spill.
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In 2015, the court initially asked Snapdeal to compensate Bansal for litigation expenses.
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The bank has increased the buffer for litigation costs by 300 million euros.
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The company said it intends to continue to defend itself against the litigation.
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That's a good reason to give litigation a try, and you never know.
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The bank had 2.2 billion euros in litigation provisions as of end-September.
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To deal with this issue, the ExamWorks litigation is going a third route.
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Hanson, 35, practices commercial complex and corporate litigation at Gould & Ratner in Chicago.
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Qualcomm as part of the settlement will end litigation with Apple's contract manufacturers.
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The Viacom group was raised on litigation as a corporate tool and weapon.
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A lawyer for the teenager said that he will likely pursue civil litigation.
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While that litigation is ongoing, the scooter tensions are likely here to stay.
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A spokeswoman for Samsung Electronics America declined to comment on the pending litigation.
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MSU spokesman Jason Cody said the university does not comment on ongoing litigation.
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The administration wants the ban to go into effect while the litigation continues.
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Rams spokesman Artis Twyman said the team would not comment on pending litigation.
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Walgreens declined to comment because the subject is a matter of pending litigation.
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That litigation, by the way, is probably a loser for the Viacom directors.
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"I am just doing more research; I don't like litigation," Mr. Kochan said.
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She recently served as a testifying economic expert in litigation related to opioids.
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A spokeswoman for the Department of Education declined to comment on pending litigation.
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While we can't comment on pending litigation, we take this claim very seriously.
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Spokeswoman Dana Soehn said the Park Service doesn&apost comment on active litigation.
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For starters, the increase in patent litigation has been well-reported and studied.
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The Obama Justice Department is certainly a league champion in merger trial litigation.
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He currently is in litigation with the French federation over his severance pay.
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Dealing with various litigation and misconduct issues has cost it billions of pounds.
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Maplewood and Norristown aren't the only municipalities to face litigation over their statutes.
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In the past, the office has declined to comment on the ongoing litigation.
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There are nine steps in this regulatory process without any litigation, Eriksen said.
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Trump has also been accused of inappropriately touching women and faces related litigation.
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Scott Wagner, litigation attorney Laura Ellsworth, and former paratrooper and consultant Paul Mango.
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" The Pentagon told Axios they "cannot go into detail" because of "ongoing litigation.
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"It cleared away most of the impediments to successful tobacco litigation," Byers said.
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There's three different approaches: local and state policy changes, federal protections, and litigation.
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Judge Dan Polster oversees them all, in what's known as a multidistrict litigation.
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This is a casino worker's time records, annotated by plaintiff's counsel in litigation.
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We're in litigation with Mr. Harber and are strongly defending against his claims.
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It's quite possible there will be litigation in other areas of the country.
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But the rule had not been stayed over the several years of litigation.
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Trump continues to fight the litigation, insisting that the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.
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However, the shares fell on a disappointing rise in litigation and regulatory costs.
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Mr. Trump too has endured in the face of mounting investigations and litigation.
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Any settlement with plaintiffs in the consolidated litigation would just attract more claims.
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"We try not to raise issues that may lead to litigation," he said.
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"We were facing litigation about the Raiders move," from Oakland to Los Angeles.
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In addition to green groups, states may also be a source of litigation.
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It's not that difficult a task for others to follow to avoid litigation.
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If the justices are honestly persuaded by them, well, that's litigation for you.
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I struggled to understand the language used in federal, state and local litigation.
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A test case in that litigation is scheduled go to trial in October.
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By asking for adjudication, the disputants are triggering litigation that could last years.
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Ms. Rao, 29, is a litigation associate for Kelley Drye & Warren in Manhattan.
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But I am convinced that there will be litigation should this go forward.
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More than a year into the litigation, the two sides are at loggerheads.
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The note also suggested that litigation could soon be filed in both directions.
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I'd prefer not to comment on matters that go around litigation on this.
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Ms. Morris has specialized in prisoner's rights litigation for more than a decade.
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In the United States, Monsanto faces litigation over cancer claims related to glyphosate.
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It also argued that trial courts must resolve jurisdictional challenges early in litigation.
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Litigation over the federal government's role in health care is likely to continue.
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Mr. Schweizer is a lawyer at the litigation firm Eimer Stahl in Chicago.
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Faith-related workplace conflicts and litigation have become more common in recent years.
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