Sentence examples for money cases from inspiring English sources

'She's got the money, and with money cases just get dropped,' said Herrington.

Sir Mark said court judgments in recent years equating the homemaker's and breadwinner's roles meant greatly increased divorce payouts for wives in big money cases, who would inevitably try to have their cases dealt with in London.

And the average out-of-pocket cost of ID theft is less than one-third of the estimated average $3,450 additional tax, penalties and interest assessed by routine audits of individual returns (excluding the really big money cases).

The legislature created a new kind of court for paper money cases.

Included in Williams' work are drawings from several dirty money cases including the infamous Bernard Madoff's.

An industry source said negotiations include "technical validation, cost verification, value for money case, supply chain potential, export potential, and associated benefits".

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Kim Kardashian has made a fortune merchandising this stuff, and in what are tastefully known in Blandy-like circles as "big-money cases", at least one party makes a killing out of the spectacle.

Before she argued that her role as a housewife had been integral to the success of Robert's banking business and entitled her to half, wives in big-money cases would get 10, perhaps 20, per cent of their husband's fortune.

The settlement is the latest in a string of big-money cases involving the sales practices of major pharmaceutical companies; four years ago, Pfizer paid $2.3 billion for improperly marketing several drugs.

He had practiced for a time with Scruggs's ally Joey Langston — an association that introduced him to the world of big-money cases and the corporate-jet life style — but he left Langston at the end of 2006 to start his own firm, trying to create the impression of a politically connected practice in the Scruggs-Langston league.