Sentence examples for lost a trial from inspiring English sources

He has never lost a trial and he doesn't mind going to court.

At Boies Schiller, Mr. Bernick earlier this year lost a trial defending Dow Chemical in a urethane price-fixing lawsuit.

He reigned until 1097, when, having lost a trial by combat that was intended to decide the question of his guilt in the crime attributed to him, he went on crusade to Jerusalem, where he died, probably in either 1097 or 1099.

So, let's say that a Utah lawyer has client with California property who has just lost a trial and now has a judgment against the client in California.

Reinforcing this conclusion, another trademark owner lost a trial over competitive keyword advertising despite a number of key facts in its favor.

If Microsoft had lost a trial in California, the court could have ordered the company to pay additional damages based on behavior it considered "unfair," regardless of federal law, says Sullivan & Cromwell's Tulchin.

An honest lawyer might say it's always good to avoid the risk of losing a trial.

When harm befell Jason Davis the Commonwealth, after losing a trial and two appeals, withdrew from the case and never paid the judgment because it could do so under Will.

But, he told the Braille Monitor, the publication of the National Federation of the Blind, although he had never lost a jury trial in Superior Court, he was not on its appointment list for felony trials, which he thought was unfair.

In Austria, Pfizer has already lost a similar trial and is awaiting the outcome of a second before it knows whether Ranbaxy can sell the drug.

Merck lost a second trial to reach a verdict over claims that its osteoporosis drug Fosamax caused so-called jaw death.