Sentence examples for lawsuit upon from inspiring English sources

One month later, after lawsuit upon lawsuit and recount after recount, the nation's future leader remains in doubt.

Universal Music Group has a long history of bringing lawsuits upon music and video sharing services (MySpace, Veoh and its investors, Grouper / Bolt.com, etc)., so it's kind of surprising to see them link to a clip of one of their biggest artists, rapper and producer Eminem, which has not been authorized by its copyright holders (i.e. Universal Music themselves).

-Track the proceedings of the recent lawsuit brought upon the McDonalds corporation by several overweight New York City teenagers.

"The response has been resoundingly positive," says Mr. Romero, whose organization has also joined with other groups in a lawsuit calling upon the government to release information about the detainees.

And while the law requires that photographs of those who are found to be not guilty must be returned to those defendants or destroyed, the lawsuit stated, "Upon information and belief, N.Y.P.D. has not returned or destroyed photographs of innocent arrestees in the O.W.S. movement".

A new class action lawsuit is upon us and yet again, Apple is the target.

"Before we could resolve our differences, David filed a lawsuit insisting upon money that SV Angel does not believe he is entitled to receive".

Roquet's lawsuit hinges upon the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, which goes by the apt acronym WARN and requires employers of 100 or more people to provide 60 days' notice in the event of a mass layoff, which is defined by the law as the elimination of 500 or more positions from one location.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the lawsuit draws upon other cases against the car company over allegedly unsafe features of the Porsche Carrera GT the model of car Walker was a passenger in when he died.

However, lawsuits based upon photos posted on the internet are allowed under a privacy-based legal theory.

Kindley also wrote a 1998 Wisconsin Law Review article outlining the viability of medical malpractice lawsuits based upon not informing patients considering abortion about the ABC hypothesis.