11.   More importantly, perhaps, the reforms would also be likely to encourage companies to take cases to court instead of settling.

12.   New York-based International Paper Co., which is bidding to take over all of Holvis, said it will take its case to court.

13.   That was not the end of his problems in getting the case to court.

14.   The association is now taking the case to court, arguing that the original rule change had never been formally adopted.

15.   The commission rarely takes cases to court itself.

16.   The plaintiff is asking for the right to take her case to court.

17.   They all wanted a settlement that allowed women to be compensated without having to take individual cases to court.

18.   You can get horse people to say that Shoemaker has tarnished his public image by taking his case to court.

19.   Patients must go through external appeal before taking their case to court.

20.   ATI took the case to court which resulted in the issuance of an injunction effectively barring Mafsicor from operating its terminal.