Sentences with phrase «presiding over the litigation»

In Bayens v. Kinross Gold Corp., Perell presided over a litigation funding decision that outlined principles to be considered where a proposed funding arrangement is before the court.

4 - 15 (b)(2)-RRB-; or 3) a deposition after application to the Pennsylvania Court presiding over the litigation, pursuant to a letter rogatory under Pa.R.C.P.

Not exact matches

Don't think for one moment that trial judges presiding over fee motions do not factor in each side's conduct (during the litigation and in performing any settlement) when making their decisions.

Please note that if the case was already in litigation, these motions would be filed with the trial judge presiding over the case.

Acting sua sponte and providing no reasoned explanation, the three judges dismissed Judge Scheindlin from presiding over the stop and frisk cases altogether, summarily concluding that she had «compromised» the «appearance of [im] partiality» surrounding the litigation.

The Hon.. Mr. Justice MacCallum presided over the Milgaard Inquiry in Saskatoon between February 2004 to 2007, in which the extensive paper trail generated by the many years of that litigation was rendered manageable by computer - based records.

Appellate judges in particular often preside over cases that have consequences for thousands of even millions of individuals who are not actually parties in the litigation.

The judiciary now has to preside over satellite litigation, which will not only be as complex as the original trial, but will probably be more heated.