Sentence examples similar to forget lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Who could forget the lawsuit over Susan's insistence on installing a winch on her neighbors' roof at River House to hoist a 22-foot Christmas tree up the side of the building and into her two-story apartment?

"Leave that one in the cemetery". Apparently, Ford has not forgotten the lawsuits and the public relations disasters forged by its Pinto hatchback and sedan.

So long as Linda Bensel-Meyers can keep her mind in the past, she can forget about the lawsuits against her, the damage to her marriage, the anger of University of Tennessee officials and coaches, the threats by local fans who curse her as a traitor to the savage orange.

[C4.] A Logo, a Sport, a Name: A Lawsuit Forget the horses and the wooden mallets.

And let's not forget that patent lawsuit that's still not settled between the two over mobile royalties.

And let's not forget that long after lawsuits and payouts have been settled in the Gulf coast's most recent oil spill disaster, the real blame lies with our voracious appetite for fossil fuels.

And let's not forget the recent Uber lawsuit, that forced the transportation startup to classify at least one of its drivers as an employee.

But if your breakup involves a divorce, not all therapists are mindful of the possible ramifications of certain behavior on your lawsuit--and no one should ever forget that divorce is a lawsuit.

Searle then offered to free him if he would forget the matter, according to Morgan's lawsuit.

Employers will seldom forget an employee who has threatened a lawsuit or who appears to have a lawyer ready to make a claim at the slightest mistake.

Forget that the players' union is not supporting his lawsuit, or his desperate need for a clean start to facilitate the rest of his career.