Sentence examples for large judgments from inspiring English sources

Local judges and juries cooperated, and large judgments started to pile up.

Plaintiffs and their lawyers generally prefer state courts, because such tribunals are more convenient and often more likely to award large judgments to plaintiffs.

She said the book, which includes tales of large judgments Mr. Edwards won for average people when he was a trial lawyer, was intended to heighten respect for him and the work he did.

The travesty that has allowed class action law firms to form a class effortlessly and commence a lawsuit has placed all of us at the mercy of large judgments, the primary beneficiary of which is often the law firm.

In a new autobiography for the campaign season, "Four Trials," to be published by Simon & Schuster on Dec. 1, Mr. Edwards puts his oft-maligned career at the forefront, telling how in his 20 years as a personal injury lawyer, he won large judgments for average people against insurance companies and big corporations.

But insurance experts say that though dropping coverage may make economic sense in the short term, it is hardly in the best interest of patients, and in the long term it may be costly to hospitals and their bondholders, including some bonds backed by the state, should large judgments force them into bankruptcy.

The worst outcome would be if Apple wins a large judgment.

MP3.com's lawyer, Michael Rhodes, countered that a large judgment would bankrupt the San Diego-based company.

Mr. Dees' goal is to win a large judgment that will force the group to surrender their compound in payment.

That filing came after Pennzoil won a large judgment from Texaco for breaking up Pennzoil's merger with Getty.

But he said he would seek to have the trial moved to Providence because he thought Newport jurors might be biased against awarding a large judgment.