Two years before the litigating even began, some of the residents had already collected $100,000 to research the issue.

Mr. Mellor does more of the litigating and handles the fund-raising.

Bachmann usually describes herself vaguely as a "former federal tax litigation attorney," but, in part because she was new, she didn't do much litigating.

There are dozens of other examples, but Capote's primary sources were at the wrong end of the rope to do much litigating.

One spelled out the word "police," as "pointedly off-wing litigating intensely careful errand-deliverers."

If there is no shared revulsion, and no litigating, how do we know we won't be back in the black sites in four or eight years?

Dreier, A.S. Strategy, Planning & Litigating to Win.

After some threatening letters to Mr. Sklar proved unavailing, Mr. Perlstein took his erstwhile litigating and drinking companion to Federal District Court, claiming copyright infringement and unfair competition.

Memorandum of Plaintiff United States in Response to the Litigating States' Motion for Limited Participation in Light of the Deposition of Mr. Richard Fade (February 22, 2002)

Meanwhile, states continue to do most of the litigating, with the 10 most active attorneys general - those in New York, California, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Florida, Missouri, Wisconsin and Missouri - busy enough to be widely known as the "food police."

It is also the case that delay in hearing cases can benefit applicants who wish to use judicial review as a delaying tactic: delay caused by waiting lists cannot justify claims of vexatious litigating in the way that delay caused by the applicant can.

The groups are People for the American Way, which was formed by the television producer Norman Lear and others in 1980 to counter the influence of politically conservative fundamentalist Christian organizations, and the Women's Legal Defense Fund, a litigating and lobbying group on women's issues.

So we had to litigate on a number of things.

We litigated against her for a good many years, and it was a difficult time.

It's not up to the chairman of the party to litigate.

This could help your case if you are forced to litigate.

The question of when a taking has occurred will have to be litigated in each case, he said.

Those are among the issues that will surely be litigated in the months to come.

If its internet,then litigate it in that sort of court.

"The only remedy we have now is to litigate after the fact."

But this case has been litigated up, down and sideways.

These cases are both class action lawsuits that have been litigated over a number of years.

"The government can continue to litigate this case, possibly for several years more," they said.

He added, "These are claims over the same issues that have been litigated before."

"They've chosen to litigate this matter, so let them have their day in court."

Her only worry was that I might survive and litigate.

If anyone thinks that we are going to stop litigating, they had better close the courts.

The cost of litigating each case individually could rise far beyond that.

"If we did it any other way we'd be litigated," she said.

"We expect to either be investigating or litigating in the case for several years to come," he said.

We plan to go forward and fully litigate the case."

"I think that issue will be litigated, and properly so."

If it was possible, why did we have to litigate?"

"In 30 years of litigating cases, I've never tried the same case twice," he said.

Full-scale conflict cases take longer and cost more to litigate.

The only thing comparable is if I was litigating in a courtroom for 180 days.

"We're prepared to litigate even if we win the case.