Sentence examples for lost lawsuit from inspiring English sources

Many doctors spend thousands of dollars each year, if not each month, on premiums for medical-malpractice insurance not because American surgeons and dentists are especially disposed to malpractice, but because a lost lawsuit could be ruinous.

Both states have lost lawsuits and faced a series of court orders over disparities in school financing.

Two leading government critics, Chee Soon Juan and Tang Liang Hong, who have lost lawsuits brought by the government, are in Australia.

Mr. Bellman lost lawsuits in 1987 and 1992 in which he argued that Brookhaven, also on Long Island, had used zoning policy to exclude low-income people illegally.

It's the first play he set in modern Norway, but the everyday world of lost lawsuits and misappropriated property is presided over here by subversive creatures from folklore.

The authors find in their data that firms that lost lawsuits against patent trolls or settled out of court spent on average $211m less on research and development than firms that won.

FilmOn is currently operating in California and Washington DC, two of the toughest markets for copyright disputes, and has lost lawsuits in both of them.

It appears that Bloet's lost lawsuits were decided by other royal justices, and while he may have lost some favour with the king, he did not fall completely out of favour either.

(Jackson filed a losing lawsuit against Gallo for mimicking K-J's label with its cheaper Turning Leaf line).

Jackson filed a (losing) lawsuit against Gallo for mimicking K-J's label with the cheaper Turning Leaf line.

It has sold more than $40 billion of assets, cutting its size by a third, as it continues to fight (and mainly lose) lawsuits and appeals.