Sentence examples similar to clogging lawsuits from inspiring English sources

There is no longer a need for court-clogging lawsuits to challenge the way that savings and pensions are adjusted for inflation.

Courts around the world would be clogged with lawsuits as Greek companies and lenders fought about whether contracts should be paid in euros or the new currency.

As millions of Americans have fallen behind on paying their bills, debt collection law firms have been clogging courtrooms with lawsuits seeking repayment.

But now, after decades of political hand-wringing, protests of racism, thousands of lawsuits clogging the courts and $1 billion in tax refunds that nearly broke the county government, officials here are revamping the way they set property values for tax bills -- under a court order.

Prisoner lawsuits are clogging our judicial system.

In 1996 California was the first state to approve medical marijuana but lawsuits clog the courts, competing regulatory ballot measures confuse voters, and in some cities pushy dispensaries unnerve residents.

The Supreme Court and some legal experts have said such lawsuits have been clogging dockets around the nation, with most of the money available for relief going instead to lawyers for plaintiffs and defendants.

"Defendants' messages cause annoyance and unwanted charges to Verizon Wireless' subscribers [and] adversely affect Verizon Wireless by clogging its computers," Verizon's lawsuit said.

The Ninth Circuit agreed and said it was better to deal with the matter in one lawsuit than with thousands clogging up the court system.

I'm sure you'll be divorced soon, clogging up the courts with your stupid lawsuits and silly gestures".

Congress has tried to reform the nation's patent system in the hopes of stemming the tide of lawsuits that technology companies say are clogging the courts.