Sentence examples for quick to sue from inspiring English sources

Even when landowners are willing to share, however, they say they simply cannot afford to at a time when people are quick to sue over any injury.

"Like a lot of inventors, he's very proud of what he's done, so he's very temperamental and very quick to sue," notes Coopersmith.

While the producers of Hurt Locker have been quick to sue anyone they can find that's downloaded the film, they're not following the typical pattern of movie producers.

Benjamin Holt aggressively defended his patents and was quick to sue anyone he felt might be infringing his rights.

It's funny to me that they are so quick to sue people but then they know where to draw the line.

In that case, I'm certain that Yahoo's shareholders would be much quicker to sue.

In recent years there has been an increase in litigants in person, and perhaps a perception that as a society we are now quicker to sue.

But with shareholders now quicker than ever to sue a company at the slightest misstep, businesses are beginning to feel a pinch from their insurers in the form of premiums for directors and officers (D&O) liability insurance.

A new proposal published today by the European Commission proposes to spell out the details, and effectively make it easier and quicker, for consumers and businesses to sue large companies when they feel that they have been the victims of antitrust violations.

Environmental groups were quick to condemn Trump's proclamations, and several promised to sue. .

The MQM was equally quick to deny the charge, accusing Mr Khan of "immaturity" and threatening to sue him for defamation.Karachi has a terrible record of violence, much of it political.