Sentence examples for litigation exploitation from inspiring English sources
"The story of the Jimi Hendrix 'industry' after his death is an unedifying tale of litigation, exploitation and the rubbishing of Jimi's memory by his hometown, Seattle," wrote Harry Shapiro Harry Shapiro and Caesar Glebbeek Caesar Glebbeek in their book Jimi Hendrix Electric Gypsy (St. Martin's Press, 1990; updated 1995).
The Tolkien estate and HarperCollins say they have "done everything in their power to appeal to defendants to stop this unlawful exploitation without resort to litigation", engaging in lengthy settlement discussions, but "defendants have made it abundantly clear that they have no intention of ceasing their infringing and wrongful conduct".
Ms Litman's proposal would be likely to produce a wave of litigation as courts struggled to define commercial exploitation and to determine whether a content provider's right to it had been damaged by, for example, someone else's mass copying of their output even if the copyist did not do it for a profit.
A sought-after speaker, Dr. Blum is often asked to provide training to professional, legislative and community organizations on the prevention, investigation, and litigation of issues related to elder abuse - especially financial exploitation, assessment of diminished capacity, and undue influence tactics.
Judith has worked tirelessly to protect survivors of Hurricane Katrina, filing critical litigation on behalf of displaced survivors and working to stop the exploitation of immigrant reconstruction workers.
The stories, real and made-up, about labor exploitation in China don't help, nor does the continued litigation against all rivals.
Tahirih's Campaign to Prevent Abuse and Exploitation through the International Marriage Broker Industry advocates for the accountability of marriage agencies, seeks legislative change, and engages in litigation and public outreach to protect women from abuse.
And a laughable claim that because a volleyball player would have the opportunity to leave college debt free, there is no such thing as exploitation in college athletics (yes, Colin, volleyball players, as everyone knows, are the focal point of all the litigation and discussion around paying players).
