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lawsuit

[law-soot] / ˈlɔˌsut /


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Furthermore, the news that the Congressional leaders tended to “predict” was information that corporate executives would have, i.e. dividend increases, and not information the executives would not have, like lawsuits.

From MarketWatch

The change also shows that the department supports all marginalized racial and ethnic groups, not just African American students, the basis for the lawsuit, district leaders said.

From Los Angeles Times

His credibility is worsened by numerous conflicts of interest, including receiving money from anti-vaccine organizations that he has worked for while positioning himself to profit from anti-vaccine lawsuits.

From Salon

Future Link in 2021, according to the complaint, filed a series of patent lawsuits that it then abandoned after it had generated substantial legal costs for Realtek across a year and a half.

From The Wall Street Journal

Participants allegedly capitalized on a martial-law ban on lawsuits against important state entities by demanding kickbacks before contractors received payment for their work.

From The Wall Street Journal