Sentence examples for unfair settlement from inspiring English sources

Experts are warning that this unfair settlement will have grave implications for everything from social cohesion to family formation.

The government has hinted that the insurers are using the crisis to push for an unfair settlement.

Hilltop, chaired by legendary financial services investor Gerald Ford, believed that the merger price was full and fair and was unwilling to accept an unfair settlement.

Here they are: From Kevin Brown, an MBIA spokesman: "Bank of America's tender offer is nothing more than an outrageous attempt to improperly interfere in MBIA's corporate affairs in order to pressure us to accept a grossly unfair settlement of our fraud and contract claims against BofA, which would disadvantage other policyholders and all of MBIA Inc.'s stakeholders".

Last month, Hussain said in a court filing that the "collusive and unfair" settlement, if approved by a federal judge, would let HP "forever bury from disclosure the real reason for its 2012 write-down of Autonomy: HP's own destruction of Autonomy's success after the acquisition".

Manchester Central MP Tony Lloyd said Manchester had received an "astonishingly unfair settlement".

But, unlike Alison Sharland and Varsha Gohil, unmarried couples who share a home are still left exposed to unfair settlements, leading lawyers have warned.

In contrast, the Rule 23 e) inquiry protects unnamed class members from unjust or unfair settlements agreed to by fainthearted or self-interested class representatives; the Rule 23 e) prescription was not designed to assure the class cohesion that legitimizes representative action in the first place.

The inquiry appropriate under Rule 23 e), on the other hand, protects unnamed class members "from unjust or unfair settlements affecting their rights when the representatives become fainthearted before the action is adjudicated or are able to secure satisfaction of their individual claims by a compromise". See 7B Wright, Miller, & Kane § 1797, at 340-341.

19 The inquiry appropriate under Rule 23 e), on the other hand, protects unnamed class members "from unjust or unfair settlements affecting their rights when the representatives become fainthearted before the action is adjudicated or are able to secure satisfaction of their individual claims by a compromise". See 7B Wright, Miller, & Kane §1797, at 340-341.

As articulated by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in March 2018, the Department no longer intends to "employ the hammer of criminal enforcement to extract unfair settlements" in recognition that highly regulated corporations too frequently face multiple duplicative penalties from multiple regulators.