The phrase "above suing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a legal context, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the case above suing for damages."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned lawsuit" or "aforementioned case".
On the other, 1.5m women (personified in the case by one Walmart greeter, Betty Dukes, pictured above) suing Walmart for alleged discrimination in pay and promotion.
The company competes with a number of services, including Boku, Zong (now eBay-owned), Bango, Netsize, Fortumo, boxPAY, and others, and it has not been above suing its competitors for infringing on its patents in the past.
In March, Mr. Quaid, above, sued the studio, a division of NBC-Universal, saying that it was duplicitous in "pleading poverty" to get him to accept a tiny salary to be in the movie, which won three Oscars and has taken in $174 million worldwide.
MGA, maker of Bratz dolls, above, is suing Mattel over allegations that the larger company stole trade secrets.
Above, Peggy Young, who sued UPS for pregnancy discrimination, with her daughter.
The stakes are high for Merrill, led by its chief executive, John A. Thain, above, which sued the bond insurer in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
Yesterday, Charles Bell, the former general manager of the Park Lane hotel, where Mrs. Helmsley lives in a triplex high above Central Park South, sued her and Helmsley Enterprises in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, asserting that he too was a victim of a purge of gays.
As noted above, BlackBerry sued Facebook last year, alleging patent infringement.
Czech concert promoters are suing Mr. Flatley, above, and threatening criminal charges after he pulled out of his engagement there, scheduled for an Aug. 27 premiere, Radek Coufal, a lawyer speaking for the promoters, said yesterday.
While Delaney states that "this is not a joke," it seems unlikely that he will actually sue the above parties.
Now, I realize that the above sentences were written by lawyers who are suing to have the severance plan overturned, so they are not exactly impartial observers.
