That led to local government demanding that the fest leave the Pomona Fairplex (the family of one of the overdose victims is suing Hard Summer and its parent firm, Live Nation).
James and Laurie Ann Ryan, whose Las Vegas vacation was ruined, have sued the Hard Rock Hotel and MTV, which is producing "Harassment," the show that arranged the stunt.
Intel will immediately sue them so hard and with such clear legal standing that they'll be toast before they can come up with a name for the thing.
And makes it harder to sue for medical malpractice.
It's harder to sue "a constantly moving target", as another expert puts it.
Other peer-to-peer systems which allow sharing of music files, such as Gnutella, will be harder to sue or shut down than MP3.com and Napster.
The court cut back on class actions, favored arbitration and made it harder to sue the makers of dangerous drugs and employers accused of workplace discrimination.
The fix favored by insurance companies and the medical profession is to limit the size of malpractice awards and make it harder to sue.
The State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, a Republican, has introduced a similar bill here, along with a slate of other bills that would make it harder to sue.
Her charge is based largely on Sanders's 2005 vote for a measure that made it harder to sue gun manufacturers and dealers; he has said that the liability small dealers faced was too broad.
With the support of the corporate lobbies, states also passed laws stripping workers of overtime rights, repealing or restricting rights to sick leave, and making it harder to sue one's employer for race or sex discrimination".
