Examples of using Litigation in English and their translations into Chinese
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He specialized in complex commercial litigation.
Families of Iran crash victims face politically charged litigation.
Is it criminal or civil litigation?
I hate this litigation.
Intellectual property monitoring and protection(litigation).
International dispute resolution(litigation and arbitration);
Competing innovators are deterred by the fear of expensive and time-consuming litigation or having to pay unjustified royalties.
Litigation was filed against potentially responsible parties, which included Ford, GM, Chrysler, 3M and Waste Management of Ohio.
Ongoing litigation meant the bank had been unable to pay dividends to shareholders and prevented increases in its share price.
The big firms have persuaded governments that litigation against them is an existential threat to the economy.
After eight years of transnational litigation, China has finally come back with a"small screw".
The National Chamber Litigation Center, the Chamber's law firm, has become more aggressive in challenging anti-business measures in court.
We're glad to put the litigation behind us and all the litigation around the world has been dismissed and it's settled.
However, no litigation has taken place around the matter and in the absence of a repeal, section 9 of the Malawi Citizenship Act remains the law.
Litigation for disputes over insurance contracts can only be under the jurisdiction of the people's court where the defendant has his domicile.
Provided patent litigation scientific support for Losec and Prilosec(5 years fulltime).
Litigation before the courts of Portugal is still ongoing, and the authors have not shown that these remedies would be futile.
Qualcomm and Taiwan's antitrust litigation settlement promises to invest 700 million US dollars in the next five years.
In the New Hampshire litigation, ATL and Barcelou allege that statements referring to them as a“patent troll” are defamatory.
Continued premature staff departures in Chambers combined with unanticipated litigation continued to challenge the ability of the judgement drafting and trial teams to complete their work as projected.