Sentence examples for of ongoing lawsuits from inspiring English sources

"I am also aware of ongoing lawsuits around these matters".

Certainly, he's in a markedly better mood than the previous day, greeting me in an English accent ("to whom am I speaking?"), upbeat about everything from his mythic reputation – "God, yeah, there's all kinds of stories about me, but it doesn't bother me, it's interesting" – to his variety of ongoing lawsuits against former managers and business associates.

In a series of ongoing lawsuits in Delaware and New York, they've accused each other of mismanagement, and each is trying to wrest control of the company from the other.

In the latest development in a long and complicated series of ongoing lawsuits between the two companies, Judge Lucy Koh has found that Samsung did not willfully infringe Apple patents.

It's also added fuel to thousands of ongoing lawsuits against the makers of mesh products in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia.

Refusing to pipe down today, Aereo has just confirmed that a federal judge has ruled in favor of Aereo in its legal battle with Hearst Stations in Boston, one of three ongoing lawsuits between the streaming TV startup and major network broadcasters, the other in New York and most recently Utah.

The ban is the outcome of an agreement or consent decree between the group and the City of Charlottesville, and part of an ongoing lawsuit brought by Georgetown Law School's Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection.

Last month, Princeton researchers submitted a report based on their study of the machines' security, part of an ongoing lawsuit filed by Rutgers Constitutional Litigation Clinic against the state government aimed at decertifying Sequoia machines.

But earlier this week, afederal judge ruled that Trump will have to clarify some of his murky finances, as part of an ongoing lawsuit over a "university" Trump named after himself.

U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts issued the ruling as part of an ongoing lawsuit in the Eastern District of Michigan against President Donald Trump's second executive order banning travelers from several Muslim-majority countries and suspending the refugee resettlement program.

Arquiett's fake Facebook profile was discovered by Chris Hamby of BuzzFeed, who obtained court documents with details of the ongoing lawsuit, then personally visited the profile account, which has since been taken down by Facebook.