Sentence examples for be sued with from inspiring English sources

Chavez has raised the stakes, reportedly saying that they might be sued, with accusations of their damaging the oil reservoirs by only extracting some 7% to 10% of the oil, rather than deploying technology to achieve closer to a 20% rate of recovery.

Just so you know, I will be suing, with the aid of my inestimable legal team, David Yerushalmi and Robert Muise of the Thomas More Law Center.

Daly, who has always denied being involved in the Real IRA bomb plot, was being sued with the three others by relatives of the Omagh victims.

JPMorgan Chase, which Mr. Picard has accused of assisting in the fraud and sued for $6.4 billion, and HSBC Holdings, which has been sued with so-called feeder funds for $9 billion, have challenged the trustee's right to make such fraud claims, or sue on behalf of customers.

"Peter and Hazelmary were sued with the full backing of the government-funded Equality Commission.

It was sued with 10 patents, so it countersued with 10 patents.

He says he's suing with his colleagues to recover back wages and "end the exploitation that's happening at hotels downtown".

You may be sued for defamation, with little chance of acquittal.

"They are facing lawsuits with hundreds of millions of dollars in damages and do not want to be put back in a position where they could be sued for complying with an order".

It continues: "Transfield Services is aware that assertions have been made that the company and its directors and officers could be sued in connection with breaches of 'human rights' and other 'international laws'.

The court-appointed examiner reviewing the 2005 bankruptcy of Refco said yesterday that two law firms and two accounting firms could be sued in connection with the collapse of the firm, a futures and commodities broker.