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The scandal has inspired litigation in ten countries, with several cases still ongoing.
Such dominance has inspired antitrust litigation as well as customer loyalty, if only by necessity.
The Sandy Hook case is clearly inspired by litigation against tobacco companies, he said.
Now, his well-known disdain for fleet owners — whose lawsuits have successfully blocked plans for street-hail service outside Manhattan and a near-uniform taxi fleet — has inspired further litigation.
Though often hamstrung at home by headstrong state lawmakers, an entrenched taxi industry and a city in which even a single bike lane can inspire years of litigation, Mr. Bloomberg has found success overseas in pushing — and financing — a global transportation agenda during his final years as the mayor of New York City.
He has inspired so much litigation that it may be boosting our GDP.
Sometimes a reversal of fortune for heirs inspires creative litigation about what's owed.
The lawyers for the adult home residents said their claims were inspired in part by litigation in the 1970's over sordid conditions at the huge Willowbrook institution for the retarded on Staten Island.
And the battle continues: in a San Jose court this week, Apple argued that Samsung owes it $2.2 billion for infringing patents on its devices.Ms Kane notes that Apple's campaign of litigation was inspired by Jobs, who was determined to stymie the advance of Google's Android mobile operating system, which Samsung has championed.
It also developed internal problems that inspired a breakaway group last year and, more recently, litigation.
