Sentence examples similar to winning verdict from inspiring English sources

The California jury's decision is in line with Toyota's winning verdicts in cases in New York and Philadelphia.

He defended the union and Mr. Hoffa in seven trials, winning verdicts for his clients five times.

Mr. Edwards filed more than 20 lawsuits against doctors and hospitals in deliveries gone wrong, winning verdicts and settlements in just those cases of more than $60 million.

A man who rises to the top of such a seething concentration of hostility is likely to have little interest in points-scoring as a means of winning verdicts.

In the decade that followed, Mr. Edwards filed at least 20 similar lawsuits against doctors and hospitals in deliveries gone wrong, winning verdicts and settlements of more than $60 million, typically keeping about a third.

B1 Google wins verdict in Android dispute.

Mr. Scruggs's own boasting about his ability to win verdicts from sympathetic small-town juries and judges will offer plenty of fodder for critics when his case goes to trial.

In downstate judicial elections, supporters and opponents of "tort reform" and the outcome of "tort" lawsuits spent millions of dollars electing and defeating certain judicial candidates to win verdicts in the courtroom.

"The best time for me was winning that verdict," Wilson said.

WIDOWS WIN VERDICT IN ACCIDENT: A jury ordered two companies to pay $99.2 million to the widows of three ironworkers killed when a crane collapsed at the construction site of Milwaukee's new baseball stadium, Miller Park.

This time Ealham did win the verdict, all too late.