Sentence examples for in future lawsuits from inspiring English sources

I'm no lawyer, but it appears to me that agents could be fair game in future lawsuits".

Although the court does not provide much guidance on how to proceed in future lawsuits against churches as employers, the ruling has broad sweep.

Instead, it focused largely on whether Mr. Rice created a hostile work environment, which could have resulted in future lawsuits, and whether Mr. Murdock was wrongfully terminated.

FOR those who care only about the bottom line, she argued, changing the dynamic could also save a fortune in future lawsuits.

The failure of the tobacco industry's arguments in the Miami case could haunt it in future lawsuits or spur it toward an overall settlement.

It will also give people all over the world a well-documented legal file to be used in future lawsuits against Monsanto and similar chemical companies".

At a meeting in October, 2007, commissioners expressed worry that they might be named in any future lawsuits directed at Hutto or, as one commissioner put it, drawn into "the liability loop".

But German officials said today that the proposed American brief was not strong enough, because it rested largely on American "foreign policy interests" in rejecting future lawsuits.

In addition, the language of the agreement protects Charles Hurwitz the boss of Maxxam, the parent company of Pacific Lumber since a hostile takeover in 1986—from future lawsuits over Headwaters.

Neither does Mr du Plessis's picture of the new BAT dwell on the US government's legal action accusing the company of suppressing documents in order to frustrate future lawsuits; or on BAT's lobbying in recent years against the World Health Organisation's introduction of international standards for the tobacco industry.

It is also impossible to know the extent to which banks would be shielded from future lawsuits in exchange for settling.