Sentences with phrase «legal wrangling»

By pulling those attorneys general into the fight, Exxon could trigger years of legal wrangling over disclosure of its understanding of climate risks.

After years of legal wrangling over the proper labeling of milk from cows treated with its artificial hormone, Monsanto wants to sell its milk business — specifically, POSILAC, the bovine growth hormone given to cows to boost their production of milk.

If this is indeed the case then we can expect a great deal of legal wrangling in the future, along with increased uncertainty.

And that development spend years in legal wranglings with the neighborhood over use.

After years of legal wrangling between Westchester County and the federal government over a court - ordered 2009 settlement to meet fair housing requirements, federal officials appear to have stopped fighting.

After legal wrangling, the federal government will pay $ 151.9 million to help fund the state's Essential Plan insurance for lower - income residents.

The mosque - subject of a two - year battle marked by legal wrangling, vandalism and anti-Muslim sentiment - still needs to pass inspection and get its occupancy permit, mosque officials said.

The DEC - Loguidice suit is currently bogged down in legal wrangling about the scope of the questions state attorneys are obligated to answer in depositions.

There has been so much legal wrangling over this relatively paltry fine that OSHA lawyers — funded by your taxpayer dollars — have devoted 4,725 hours to the matter.

It was still unclear late Thursday whether the state will enforce the provisions while legal wrangling continues.

Cellphone apps that find users car rides in real time are exploding in popularity: The car - service company Uber was recently valued at $ 18 billion, and even as it faces legal wrangles, a number of companies that provide similar services with licensed taxi cabs have sprung up.

A Bloomberg report states that Research In Motion will offer an Android app experience on its 9.7 - incher, but without the implementation of Google's Java software, Dalvik, due to the ongoing legal wrangles between Google and Oracle regarding ownership of the patent.

That defense coverage saves thousands, or even tens of thousands, of dollars because it can take years and a great deal of legal wrangling at great cost even to settle or make a liability claim go away without payment.

After prolonged legal wrangling, US publisher Warner / Chappell Music agreed to pay $ 14 million in a settlement that would end its claims to the song's copyright.

A Bronx jury's decision to award $ 183 million in damages to five New York City firefighters caught in a deadly 2005 blaze could face more legal wrangling, as the city's lawyers criticize the verdict and contemplate an appeal.

Further legal wrangling could delay the sale to a group of preferred bidders, putting Toshiba at risk of being delisted.

While consent is not required where Aboriginal title has not yet been recognized, the court encouraged governments and industry to get consent from Aboriginal groups if they want to avoid legal wrangling in the courts over failure to consult.

How the national scrutiny of this latest legal wrangling affects his 2016 chances remains to be seen.

State Senator Tim Kennedy and County Legislature Chair Betty Jean Grant are locked in a struggle over who won the newly re-districted seat, with at least two more days of legal wrangling going on.

Courts halted the verification process and months of legal wrangling ensued.

It was an odd move considering the recent legal wrangling between Todd MacFarlane and Gaiman over the rights to...

Some minor legal wrangling was involved, and the insurance company paid for her lawyer, too.

This will save you from uncertainty and potentially expensive legal wrangling in the future.

The Times published a story September 12 about legal wrangling involving Crouch and accuser Enoch Lonnie Ford since the late 1990s.

He and the union strenuously object, and plenty of legal wrangling remains

There could be months of legal wrangling ahead, as city officials and animal welfare groups battle over whether pit bulls should be outlawed in all of the city's 19 boroughs.

You can usually avoid legal wrangles if the debts are small enough.

They denied this claim but facing endless legal wrangling, the couple settled.

The potential outcomes of the lawsuit and legal wrangling took on new urgency this week after reports that Mr. Cohen had won an emergency temporary restraining order from an arbitrator, barring Ms. Clifford from speaking out now, a measure that Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael J. Avenatti, declared invalid.

Which is more of the same kind of legal wrangling nonsense they engaged in.

It assumes that our elections, legislative battles, and legal wrangling concern only the city of man, and that Christians, insofar as they are loyal to the city of God, must distance themselves from politics.

It would require many months of legal wrangles before officers were able to enter the premises.

Polacco himself was reticent to discuss the specifics of his absentee ballot strategy, citing the near - certain legal wrangling which will accompany next week's count.

(Who, exactly, discovered the CRISPR technique and deserves the patents for it is a matter of intense legal wrangling.)

What's interesting about Spectre is that after 45 years of legal wranglings James Bond finally gets to face his arch nemesis.

Kevin first weighs in on some big movie news, including legal wranglings with Aretha Franklin and Bryan Singer, as well as some thoughts on Stephen King and spoilers.

A couple of weeks back at This Week in Education I tried to explain why the Vergara decision in California doesn't have easily - predictable major consequences, even if you hand - wave away all of the inevitable legal wrangling and assume tenure and seniority rules for teachers do end up changing significantly.

That would have been the end of Valiant, except that a group of investors bought the company and, after protracted legal wrangling, emerged last year and started launching new comics based on the original Valiant properties.

You simply do not want to enter Bankruptcy court without an expert on your side, because the IRS knows how to handle these cases, and it's going to take some fancy legal wrangling to win in a court of law.

Bradley recounts the raid, the ensuing legal wrangling as the kennel was shut down and its operators were charged with cruelty, and the happy ending for Gracie.

Nintendo has flaws, but legal wrangling generally isn't among them.

Legal wrangles almost always curb creativity, so artists should avoid the hidden pitfalls of the art market

Maier, the Chicago - area nanny who has become famous posthumously as a street photographer — and as the subject of extensive legal wrangling — has had museum and gallery shows but has not previously had her work held by a research institution.

Humanity's role in rising temperatures has now been established in court, and future legal wrangling will have to build on this foundation.

This in turn means that company directors and managers can remain focussed on doing what they do best rather than concerning themselves with potential legal wrangling or the details of specific legislation.

A team with the Northern California Innocence Project based at Santa Clara University ended 12 years of dogged legal wrangling last week when their client was cleared of molestation charges that put him in prison and made him register as a sex offender.

On Dec. 1, 2015, after three years of legal wrangling following the kidnapping, Lutczyk, 48, pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the 2012 kidnapping that ended in a 26 - hour standoff with police.

Staten Island's Collaborative Law Group Offers Alternative Way to Resolve Legal Wrangling, Matters of Divorce 28 - Jun - 2013 For some Staten Islanders facing the likelihood of a bitter legal battle and litigation, a more affordable and somewhat less intimidating alternative is available: Collaborative Law.

But continued legal wrangling kept the rules from being implemented until after President Bill Clinton took office, and he rescinded them.