Sentence examples for quickly sued from inspiring English sources

Microsoft quickly sued Google over Lee's departure, claiming Lee had violated a noncompete agreement.

After this June's barrage of e-mails, Verizon Wireless quickly sued Jacob Brown Jacob Brown of Pawtucket, R.I., and 50 other unknown alleged spammers.

Cotter Jr. quickly sued his sisters and other Reading directors, accusing them of staging a "boardroom coup" to wrest away control of the company.

The state's attorney general quickly sued, since Alabama state law penalizes cities with at least $25,000 in fines if they remove or sully monuments.

The industry quickly sued, and ALEC legislators in the state capitol responded with a deluge of bills to override local authority over public health--even though most Texans support local control over fracking.

The request was made by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights, which quickly sued after President Donald Trump issued the ban this month in response to the caravans of migrants that have started to arrive at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Last year, he blocked a music industry trade group from moving more quickly to sue Internet file sharers, arguing that the industry needed to present an appealing online alterative first.

Just as quickly, Mr. Schiavo sued Mr. Bush, who opposes abortion and often talks about his belief in the sanctity of life.

Monex quickly fired Spondello, sued him in state court and stepped up its legal efforts to fight the IRS lawsuit.

But "I'd get sued pretty quickly".

Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, which was intended to make it easier for copyright holders to fight piracy, the complaint meant that Google was required to remove those links quickly or risk being sued for contributing to copyright infringement.