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The company also has exposure to asbestos lawsuits through CBS, which was acquired by Westinghouse Electric in 1995.

He says he has lowered property taxes, created tax credits for manufacturers and agriculture, reduced red tape and reigned in frivolous lawsuits through tort reform.

He pointed out that the archdiocese had commented on the lawsuits through its newspaper, The Pilot, and through its lawyers, including Cardinal Law's, J. Owen Todd.

The Graham company today is still rebuilding itself from the civil wars and lawsuits through which it has passed in recent years.

Over the years, Mr. Adair said, the plaintiffs have financed their lawsuits through the sale of T-shirts and donations from individuals, as well as two companies, Patagonia, the outdoor clothing manufacturer, and Clif Bar, an organic food producer.

The action by the Massachusetts attorney general, Tom Reilly, is the latest of several recent blows to the gun industry, which for years had largely succeeded in warding off gun control laws and lawsuits through the power of the National Rifle Association in Congress and state legislatures.

She said she hoped to return to Bolivia, once she saw her lawsuit through.

"To learn of this lawsuit through an Ecuadorean interview with the secretary of state is just outrageous.

Rather than risk a lawsuit through an attempt at compromise, many municipalities will simply reject development applications outright — or, worse, accept development plans they shouldn't.

The Martin family and the association tried to settle the lawsuit through mediation earlier in the year but talks fell apart after Mr. Martin's parents rejected a $1 million offer, said Mark O'Mara, Mr. Zimmerman's criminal lawyer.

(The Innocence Project helped get Mr. Gibbs's verdict overturned, but Mr. Scheck represented Mr. Gibbs in his lawsuit through his private firm and will receive one-third of the settlement, the standard contingency fee).