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The future of the site has been in litigation since 1985.

Also, they no longer have to pay to staff up for the litigation.

He said the fine would cost less than further litigation.

"The litigation is all over and we get on with life."

"Especially with litigation, sometimes the process never seems to end."

So what does that tell us about life after litigation?

Litigation, on the other hand, can take a very long time.

A case like that could be in litigation for years.

There has since been no report of any such litigation.

He was involved in some litigation with a company out there.

Clinton's support for better living through litigation is also based on interest group politics.

However, until recently, the movie rights had been held up in litigation for over 15 years.

It is not yet clear whether any of them will try to continue the litigation on their own.

At the same time, the litigation was allowed to continue.

Let's hope this time the vote does not end in litigation.

You can spend a lot of your time in litigation.

Talking about the litigation, she said, makes her miss him most.

Litigation for women's rights now began to have a serious impact on American life.

First, the cost of litigation is just built into the price.

She lost the case to Charles after five long years of litigation.

Perhaps just as important in an age of litigation, these systems will give them a written record.

"That is one of the issues we are going to be looking at in the litigation," he said.

We may even see a social benefit from such litigation.

The money is used for litigation, research and educational programs.

The litigation began almost immediately after the law was passed.