Sentence examples for memory lawsuit from inspiring English sources

Advanced Micro Devices said yesterday that it settled its flash memory lawsuit against Alcatel Business Systems, a unit of the French telecommunication equipment maker Alcatel.

There are still fresh memories of a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit filed in April 2010 accusing Goldman of fraud, after it sold clients complicated mortgage backed securities that later soured, and never mentioned that it had bet against them.

The SanDisk Corporation, one of the world's biggest makers of flash-memory data storage products, said yesterday that it had settled a patent lawsuit with Micron Technology over memory chips that retain information when the power is off.

Since his retirement, he's suffered from post-traumatic head syndrome, headaches, memory loss and dizziness, the lawsuit says.

Re "One Year, She's a Defendant; the Next Year, a Kindergartner," by Susan Dominus (Big City column, front page, Oct. 30): Surely there is a better way for the family of 87-year-old Clare Menagh to honor her memory than by filing a lawsuit against the 4-year-old girl who accidentally ran into her with her training wheels.

Hard-drive maker Seagate is currently embroiled in a patent lawsuit with flash memory maker STEC, possibly, some analysts believe, with the intention of acquiring the company.

After losing almost 32% in stock value, shares of Rambus fell yet again today, on news that a federal judge had ruled against the tech firm in its patent lawsuit against German memory chipmaker Infineon.

This week, in a lawsuit that evokes memories of 19th-century trust-busting, the biggest railways are accused of price-fixing fuel surcharges.

Among other things, the recordings conjure up memories of the wrongful termination lawsuit former Clippers GM Elgin Baylor brought against his former boss, a deposition where Baylor describes Sterling bringing women into the locker room and encouraging them to look at his players' "beautiful black bodies".

Brace yourself for a blog about one of the more mind-numbing lawsuits in recent memory.

This sample is also responsible for one of the most thrilling copyright infringement lawsuits in recent memory, with an initial accusation from an original member of The Persuasions, Jimmy Hayes, who argued he was never contacted about the sample, before retracting the statement claiming he had been asked but had forgotten.