Sentence examples for getting lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some of the Obama administration's biggest legal victories have come in shielding Bush-era officials by getting lawsuits brought by victims with credible claims of kidnapping and torture thrown out of court on specious secrecy grounds, without any testimony being heard.

Partly out of fear of unpredictable U.S. punitive-damages awards, corporate lawyers refined the process of getting lawsuits by foreign citizens chucked out of U.S. courts using the forum non conveniens argument.

But people love to gawk at new technology, and by showing off its drones and robots at the start of the holiday shopping season, Amazon gets to remind people that it is as much a tech company as it is a retailer -- while at the same time getting lawsuits and strikes out of the news.

"Every mayor gets lawsuits," Mr. Sires said.

On the one hand, Finra has gotten lawsuits against it tossed out of court on the grounds it is immune, like the government.

We'll also get lawsuits related to Trump University dropped and erased from the record.

The ruling in Saucier vs. Katz, 99-1977, makes it more difficult to get lawsuits against officers before a jury.

Along these lines, Siegel cites a number of examples of how the Bush administration has invoked Reynolds to get lawsuits thrown out or to limit the rights of accused terrorists.

"No one should have to face a religious test to vote," Mr. Bunce said, adding that election officials who blocked people from voting because they did not sign the declaration could be "getting a lawsuit".

"You're likely to get more lawsuits".

Heels will go in, ankles will get twisted, lawsuits will follow.