Sentence examples for lawsuit warning from inspiring English sources

Small wonder, then, that Mr Ellison has hit out against HP's "vindictive" lawsuit, warning that it will make it virtually impossible for the two firms, which both co-operate and compete with one another, to work together closely in future.HP's directors may not lose sleep over that.

The issue is big enough that the professional football, baseball, hockey and basketball leagues have joined the N.C.A.A. lawsuit in warning that betting in New Jersey would "irreparably" corrupt sports in the United States.

Efforts to protect the birds have led to closed beaches, canceled fireworks, lawsuits, warnings to cat owners and shelters to not release the animals near the shoreline and closed trails for all-terrain vehicles.

In a statement from the group, McTighe acknowledge the possibility of lawsuits, noting that local school districts would have to bear the brunt of lawsuit costs, and warning that the state itself was at risk for losing federal education funding for adopting the law.

Supping With The Devil 04.28.03 Lawsuits in California serve warning to companies that want to do business in nasty countries.

The Eating Well column last Wednesday, about tuna, misidentified the plaintiff in a lawsuit accusing canners of not warning consumers about the mercury in their products.

At Integrity Bancshares in Georgia, the FDIC's lawsuit says that examiners began warning as early as 2003 that the bank was growing too fast, was underwriting too many commercial building loans, and was guilty of "major lending limit violations".

REUTERS After Issuing Warnings, S.E.C. Drops a Fifth of Inquires  |  About 20 percent of the recipients of a so-called Wells notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission – warning over a possible lawsuit – end up not facing charges, government numbers show, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Some of the agents said they had received e-mail messages from Mr. Stafford warning them against joining the lawsuit.

The court-appointed receiver for Stanford, however, has filed a federal lawsuit contending that former Stanford employees ignored warning signs of the fraud, and seeking to recover money from more than 300 of them, including three Solamere Advisors founders.

Mr. Brannigan of the Catholic Conference has testified at hearings, and bishops have "reached out to scores of legislators," Mr. Vitale said, warning that an onslaught of lawsuits could bankrupt their dioceses.