Sentence examples for from the plaintiff from inspiring English sources

This effect implies a particular contractual design where the lawyer gets no transfer from the plaintiff at the first period.

The court may force the defendant to disgorge the value he received from the plaintiff.

The sale of the volume originally prevented the purchase from the plaintiff of a lawful volume, and the sale of the same infringing volume a second time prevented the purchase from the plaintiff of another lawful volume.

That case concerned photographs of the defendants' mirrored picture frames that the defendants commissioned from the plaintiff.

"If there is litigation pending, and it revolves around intellectual property, the prudent thing to do is to withhold our intellectual property from the plaintiff," he said.

This is important: in such situations, contrary to all others we have discussed, the burden of proof shifts from the plaintiff to the defendant.

Meanwhile, from the plaintiffs' perspective, even a victory could be vexed.

"From the plaintiffs' perspective, it is a big victory," he said.

These examinations will be followed by cross-examinations from the plaintiffs.

*** Meanwhile, from the plaintiffs' perspective, even a victory could be vexed.

Until recently, most of these shareholder lawsuits had been unsuccessful from the plaintiffs' perspective.