Sentence examples for resolving lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pelletier said that was partly because the Web site was in French as well as English "and in our experience Quebec courts have the most expedient processes in resolving lawsuits of this nature".

The system was regarded by Google CEO Eric Schmidt as necessary for resolving lawsuits such as the one from Viacom, which alleged that YouTube profited from pirated content.

The stadium entitlement process, which invariably involves resolving lawsuits filed by people opposed to a given project, typically requires at least a year, thousands of pages of documents, and millions of dollars in legal and consulting fees.

New York City has now spent more than $1 million resolving lawsuits over Occupy protests, which human rights researches have said were systematically suppressed by the NYPD.

[C3.] Adelphia Proposes Settlements Adelphia Communications has proposed paying $300 million to resolve lawsuits by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department.

Ask, too, for audited financial statements to compare assets to liabilities, including pending or recently resolved lawsuits.

The accord resolved lawsuits challenging the statute, H.B. 56, by groups including the Southern Poverty Law Center and the National Immigration Law Center, and by the Justice Department.

Three celebrated quilters from Gee's Bend resolved lawsuits against an Atlanta art dealer whom they accused of cheating them out of earnings.

At Bankers Trust, Mr. Brown helped resolve lawsuits relating to hundreds of millions in losses by bank clients from derivatives trades the bank arranged.

Bishop Lori discussed the issue at a news conference where his appointment was announced this morning at the Catholic Center in Bridgeport, suggesting that he would work to resolve lawsuits that stemmed from old abuse cases.

It would resolve lawsuits filed almost two years ago by the commission, 33 states and a variety of other drug purchasers, from the largest health maintenance organizations to groups of insured and uninsured patients.