Sentence examples for big verdict from inspiring English sources

Anyway, that's your lot for this MBM, because Suzanne Wrack was at Wembley... and her big verdict is in!

Still, a big verdict, particularly involving broad design questions like the making of phones with rectangles with rounded corners, isn't good for the industry.

In the decade that followed, Mr. Edwards would win one big verdict after another, and Mr. Romney would oversee a series of hugely profitable investments.

Behind them, W. Mark Lanier the boyish-looking Texas tort lawyer and Baptist Sunday-school teacher whose pride of place was from scoring the first big verdict against Merck in the Vioxx litigation.

B1 Ex-Wrestler Loses Case A federal court jury in Brooklyn rejected a former wrestler's claim that she had been sexually harassed on the job, with several jurors concluding that her charges had been invented to try to win a big verdict.

A Federal District Court jury in Brooklyn yesterday rejected a former professional wrestler's claim that she had been sexually harassed on the job, with several jurors saying they had concluded that her charges had been invented to try to win a big verdict.

Unusual or big verdicts make news, said Michael W. McCann, a political science professor at the University of Washington.

In an area of the law known for showmanship and big verdicts, all four partners have long been major players.

Personal injury lawyers describe the Rio Grande Valley as a place where juries tend toward large awards, and hopes of big verdicts or settlements have created fierce competition among lawyers to represent the families.

Then again, if plaintiffs overreach, BP might decide that it has no choice but to try its luck in the judicial system, betting that judges might toss out cases before they get to trial, or that big verdicts could be scaled back or even tossed out on appeal.

A better explanation for big verdicts and robust patenting activity is the surge in innovation.