Sentence examples for sued without from inspiring English sources

Local business owners, who say they are often sued without warning, call the suits shakedowns, invariably signing settlement agreements with strict confidentiality requirements.

"I think they probably just looked at the names of everyone involved and decided who could be sued without any hassle," he said.

"My mother told me, 'I'm glad you left clean,' " he said, "She meant without having had any trouble with minorities, without being sued, without any expense-account scheme".

Under the doctrine of sovereign immunity, nations could not be sued without their consent even in their own courts, let alone in those of other nations.

Sovereign immunity in the usual sense, meaning that the government cannot be sued without its consent, is, as it happens, the issue before the Supreme Court in Mr. Millbrook's latest case.

But there were too many gestures: does the current law really leave the courts powerless to reflect the bravery of have-a-go heroes who end up being sued without the help of a dedicated "heroism" bill?

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If Congress expands the right to sue without imposing strict limits on damages, Mr. Bush says, insurance costs will rise, and people will lose coverage.

Politicians and plaintiffs' lawyers decry as extortion Mr. Feinberg's quick-pay option, which provides thousands of dollars to those willing to sign away their right to sue without having to prove economic loss.

Mr. Cremades said that one of the aims of the alliance was to put international pressure on national regulators in Spain and elsewhere to harmonize the rules and make it easier for small investors to sue without facing huge legal bills.

Since the retirees sued CNF without first seeing whether the government would pursue their claims, Judge Ware found that their lawsuit was "not ripe for adjudication".