Sentence examples for lawsuit off from inspiring English sources
Facebook will either end up fighting this in court or settling with Ceglia for a princely sum just to take the risk of the lawsuit off the table.
Uber instead forces employees into individual arbitration, a maneuver designed to move a lawsuit off its path toward a courtroom and onto the desk of an adjudicator, whose verdict is legally binding and completely confidential.
If you aren't familiar with the term, it's a maneuver designed to move a lawsuit off its path toward a courtroom and onto the desk of an adjudicator, whose verdict is legally binding and completely confidential.
With the pressure of a lawsuit off its neck, the Legislature, which has been far too solicitous of the wishes of the California Teachers Assn., is less likely to pass AB 934, a reasonable legislative fix to the laws in question that would still protect teachers from capricious and vindictive firings.
Recently, Corporate Accountability International joined a coalition of groups calling on the FDA to ban menthol cigarettes, citing a number of familiar corporate stall tactics and dirty tricks, including filing intimidation lawsuits, buying off critics and promoting junk science.
Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway said last week that the city has had to fight off "lawsuit after lawsuit" with "every frivolous argument under the sun" from those opposing the 91st Street facility.
As the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart has become the target of dozens of lawsuits regarding off-the-clock work and other employment practices.
And cases and lawsuits alleging off-the-clock labor dwarf those of comparable companies.
(The Sunday Times) Fisker Automotive, the embattled hybrid automaker, faces a lawsuit after laying off three quarters of its employees late last week.
The chance of the charity collecting the sum is slim, and a lawsuit could scare off potential benefactors.
But it seems likely, given the political fury on both sides, that his lawsuit will set off a whole new series of appeals.
