Sentence examples for sue first from inspiring English sources

Little was off-limits, as the majority of speakers related tales of racing mishaps and Mr. Shelby's reputation to sue first, ask questions later.

But the clock is ticking and they need to sue first to make sure the litigation is in a favorable jurisdiction (i.e., Quebec).

In an interview with The Chicago Sun-Times, Jeffrey Michael, an executive at Horizon, said the tenant's tweet was untrue, adding, "We're a sue first, ask questions later kind of organization".

Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later.

Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later; it's time to take attorneys off speed dial.

Unfortunately, the lawyers in this case elected to sue first and ask questions later -- and got their "facts" absolutely wrong.

Consequently, the exclusive licensee is able to sue third parties but not the owner-licensor for infringement: Griggs Group Ltd. v. Evans, F.S.R. 31, EWHC 2914 (Ch), at para.

For reasons explained below, this limited property interest enables the exclusive licensee to sue third parties for infringement but precludes the exclusive licensee from suing the owner‑licensor for infringement.

Even this difference has been narrowed by recent legislation in civil-law jurisdictions that allows tenants to sue third parties who interfere with their possession in fact.

It was a rare society that permitted a slave to serve as a witness against his owner, but some societies, such as ancient Nuzi and Muscovy, allowed slaves to testify against, even to sue, third parties.

Even if this Court were to interpret section 103(a) as allowing an author of an infringing derivative work to sue third parties based on the non-infringing portions of his work, section 106(2) most certainly precludes the author of an unauthorized infringing derivative work from suing the author of the work which he has already infringed.