Sentence examples for sue themselves from inspiring English sources

This is a device that gives the owners of a company – the shareholders – a means to police the conduct of corporate directors and management, who would probably be unwilling to sue themselves on behalf of the company.

They have chosen the wrong target: they should be suing themselves.

In response, Kevin Drum of Mother Jones drew up a broad-brush list of differences between American and European legal systems, which would seemingly account for why Americans are suing themselves into a society of guardrail-happy worry-warts.

In effect, they were suing themselves, even if the shareholder register changes somewhat, and paying Mr Weiss (and the army of lawyers who followed his lead) handsomely for the privilege.

"And if they were ever sued themselves for deliberate indifference to constitutional violations, that would be part of the evidence".

None of it will be set aside for investors, who are encouraged to go sue for themselves.

Public bodies themselves cannot sue for defamation.

He passed laws that made it almost impossible for anyone to sue anyone who called themselves a hog farmer, even if it had nothing to do with farming.

But many cases are settled, and companies can try to figure out how much they want to spend on, say, depositions while trying to prepare themselves to sue or settle.

However, the law required property owners to sue and be present themselves (not allowing the power of attorney), an impossibility when property owners had been killed or deported.

Meanwhile, some of the very people victimized by his inhumane greed, are taking it upon themselves to sue other Madoff investors able to bail out earlier.