(a) suing or being sued and

They sued the government for damages.

Any woman or man can sue or be sued.

Donald Trump campaign sued after staffer allegedly pulled a gun

The buyer sued the Austrian middleman to recover the advance payment.

Although the carrier would prefer never to be sued at all (or, barring that, to be sued only in the place designated in a forum selection clause, cf. supra note 2), if the carrier is going to be sued in the claimant's jurisdiction it would generally prefer to be sued at the port through which the goods passed rather than at the inland location in which an agent collected or delivered the cargo.

And the American Civil Liberties Union sued him for that earlier this week.

Never shown this picture before, and probably going to be sued for it.

Are you going to get sued by the zoning commission? And so forth.

That is your best case outcome when you get sued by a patent troll.

They weren't sued because there was carcinogens in the chicken, but they were sued because of California's Proposition 65, which stated that if there's anything dangerous in the products then the companies had to give a clear warning.

President Trump is being sued by Twitter users who were blocked from his Twitter feed.

He sued to be allowed to run, and he won the suit, but didn't qualify by time.

Under previous administrations, EPA would often fail to meet designation deadlines, and then wait to be sued by activist groups and others, agreeing in a settlement to set schedules for designation, said Pruitt, who sued EPA more than a dozen times in his prior job.

The buyer had to make a cover purchase at a higher price and sued to recover the extra price paid.

Meanwhile, in 2001, taking advantage of the USPTO s slow response, Proctor sued 16 small seed companies in Colorado for patent infringement.

The investment in beauty comes as supermarkets hunt for ways to use up shelf space once sued for TVs, microwaves and homeware.

Last January, my company, Fark.com, was sued along with Yahoo, MSN, Reddit, AOL, TechCrunch and others by a company called Gooseberry Natural Resources.

As the six partners made the initial sale payment but not the final payment, the four partners successfully sued them for final payment.

In May 1993, the company sued the State of Argentina and the Province of Neuquén in the Superior Court of the Province of Neuquén.

The original writer of the TV series Empresses in the Palace sued NetEase cloud reading platform which makes it the first case of its kind.

If all disputes are sued and filed separately, it will increase litigation exhaustion of the public and extend the time needed to settle medical disputes.

After their listing, Sayadi and Vinck sued in Belgium, asking the Government to seek their de list by the United Nations and the European Union.

The case dates back to 2013 when Gilead and Merck sued each other, claiming ownership of laboratory work underlying sofosbuvir, the active ingredient in Gilead's drugs.

It was reiterated that in the case of major incidents involving a high number of cargo claims, the carrier could be potentially sued in numerous jurisdictions.

5.1 With regard to the admissibility of the communication, the author acknowledges that he sued the first lawyer who defended him in the criminal proceedings against him.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who led the coalition of states that sued the EPA this week, said the group intends to keep up the legal pressure.

After his death, Mr. Urrego's mother, Alba Reyes, sued school officials, faulting them for ostracizing her only son after discovering that he and a classmate had an intimate relationship.

In 2002, 60,265 cases on marriage and family were handled, of which 44 were sued merely by women and 18 of which were requested by both wife and husband.

One day after getting sued by 15 states, Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt reversed his earlier decision to delay implementation of Obama era rules reducing emissions of smog causing air pollutants.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reversed a decision to delay an Obama era rule requiring states to curb smog causing emissions, one day after 15 states sued the agency over the move.

The buyer was not satisfied with the performance of the equipment, despite numerous technical adjustments made by the vendor, and sued for breach of contract, including late delivery, and breach of warranties.

This should be the only public interest defense available to a media outlet that is sued for invasion of privacy. The media might become a bit drearier, but public life would be far healthier.

And we read every once in while about these crazy lawsuits, like the guy in the District of Columbia who sued his dry cleaners for 54 million dollars because they lost his pair of pants.

New York Donald Trump's campaign was sued for allegedly doing nothing after being told that the director of its North Carolina operations pulled a gun on a staffer as they drove in a Jeep in February.

The new law permits an author or publisher who is sued to invoke a public interest defense. Moreover, corporations, charities, and other institutions filing libel suits will now have to show that they suffered financial damage.

Because if a member of a constituted body was sued personally in a third State the existence of the agreement covering the acts where they took place would be evidence that a personal suit is inappropriate.

For example, Nalini Ambady, a researcher at Tufts University, shows that when people watch 30 second soundless clips of real physician patient interactions, their judgments of the physician's niceness predict whether or not that physician will be sued.

American supporters of such agreements point out that the US has been sued only a few times so far, and has not lost a case. Corporations, however, are just learning how to use these agreements to their advantage.

There's a shortage of radiologists qualified to read mammograms, and that's because mammograms are one of the most complex of all radiology studies to interpret, and because radiologists are sued more often over missed breast cancer than any other cause.

Some might counter that the holdout hedge funds that sued Argentina deserve no sympathy, either. Many are called vulture funds because they bought the debt at a steep discount from the original creditors, hoping to profit subsequently through court decisions.

2.6 On 14 December 1995, the author sued the Government of Quebec for what he alleged was the malicious conduct of the deputy Crown prosecutor handling the case for failing to submit the written statement of 16 August 1991 during the trial.

And that to me, spoke volumes, because it's the film started about a true life story about a woman who was harassed, sued her employer, led to a landmark case that led to the Equal Opportunity Act, and the Violence Against Women Act and others.

After requesting the buyer by fax and telephone to take possession, the seller sold the goods to other buyers at a significantly lower price and sued the first buyer to recover the difference between the original agreed price and the actual price the seller had received.

On October 30, 2018, China Judgment Online published the First instance Civil Ruling Paper of Infringement of Invention Patent Rights between Tan Wei, He Zhanghong and Beijing Xiaoju Technology Co., Ltd. , which disclosed some details of case in which the Didi Chuxing APP was sued for patent infringement.