Sentence examples for pursue damage from inspiring English sources

Citigroup does plan to pursue damage claims after its initial FDIC-brokered acquisition of Wachovia assets was tossed aside.

Lawyers for the families said they would pursue damages from those who had been found responsible.

The lawsuits sought corporate governance changes at HP, legal fees and the ability to pursue damages claims against those responsible for the acquisition.

(This will include mounting a defense against Jesse Ventura, who has decided to pursue damages against Kyle's estate. A trial is expected to begin later this year).

Gill added that despite late efforts to resolve the situation the decision to go to the high court to pursue damages was a "last resort".

In return, however, the recipients have to agree not to pursue damages in the traditional way, by taking BP to court.

Changes introduced in 2012 to the court costs regime have also made it much more difficult for communities in developing countries to pursue damages cases against UK companies related to their activities overseas.

He later retained Mr. Scheck, a prominent lawyer in wrongful-imprisonment cases and a leading advocate of DNA testing in criminal trials, to pursue damages against the state for wrongful imprisonment.

Kerr confirmed at the weekend the council is likely to pursue damages and costs with ESP, which has acknowledged it "will accept full financial responsibility for investigating and resolving these issues".

"We regard this settlement as only a first step in obtaining recovery for the class, and will continue to pursue damages from the remaining defendants," James E. Holst, general counsel to the University of California, said yesterday in a statement.

The court overturned its previous position that the fetus and the mother were separate entities, and that the mother could therefore not pursue damages if the child was stillborn or miscarried.