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It's good to see her goes through the process of thinking what she shall do to deal with her emotion, her job, her lawsuit, her feeling for her husband and her affair.
Sellers' third wife, Lynne Frederick, won a $1.475 million lawsuit against the makers of this film.
Obviously as doing so would have involved a lawsuit for copyright infringement.
By bribing the compromised judge (David Ogden Stiers) they will rescue their client Walter Curl (Spalding Grey) from a lawsuit that claims that his company dumped cancer causing pollutants.
Seeing this film at HBO Comedy Fest, I did not understand how these guys did not get served with a lawsuit.
Marc Christian was painted in a more favorable light than the press did at the time of Hudson's death and the lawsuit.
Since Alex has written, for therapeutic reasons, a not-for-publication autobiography, her supervisor, after learning of the opus, determines that she must be eliminated, and during her flight from homicidal pursuers, she unites with a discredited demolition expert, Will Rickman (Scott Glenn), who is fighting a lawsuit originating from two accidental deaths within his most recently demolished building and the pair exchange sexual bouquets when not avoiding being killed.
Not good enough for Universal Studios apparently, as they started (and won) a lawsuit in order to ban "The Last Shark".
I would nominate the trailer for an Academy and a lawsuit for misleading advertisement.
There are strong reasons to believe that Trump has committed serious tax evasion (as the New York Times recently outlined) and has illegally enriched his family as president (a lawsuit that the courts have allowed to proceed alleges violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution).
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) had brought a lawsuit against the four, actions that included taking huge financial risks while “knowing that the real estate market was in a ‘bubble.’”
The cases involving science included a costly lawsuit against Nature, one of the world’s best-known and most widely respected scientific journals.
In Canada, Hudbay Minerals is embroiled in a lawsuit that could open the door to real consequences for companies that offload onto subsidiaries all responsibility for their overseas operations.
Later, after his dismissal from his post, that same civil aviation chief confessed that Armenian President Robert Kocharyan had advised him to file his lawsuit.
The committee that he tasked with determining the best approach recommended training and organizing electronic journalists; creating a council to address grievances; and establishing an official but voluntary registry of Web-site owners, where anyone seeking to lodge a complaint – or initiate a lawsuit – could find out whom to address.
Credit Default Swaps on TrialCHICAGO – The lawsuit filed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission against Goldman Sachs for securities fraud, charging the bank with misrepresenting the way a collateralized debt obligations (CDO) had been formed, has revived public disgust at credit default swaps (CDS), the instrument used to bet against these CDOs.
In March, they filed a federal lawsuit against Yale, alleging that its “failure to address incidents of sexual harassment and sexual assault has created a ‘hostile environment.’”
The lawsuit did not stop with the DKE incident.
So the students’ lawsuit was not surprising to me.
For example, Correa brought an $80 million lawsuit against El Universo, one of the country’s major newspapers.
They have now joined a highly publicized lawsuit against the school, stepping into the light of day under their own names.
To help things along, someone should file a lawsuit – not too many!
In fact, a recent lawsuit alleges that Fox News actually worked with the White House to promote this bogus story.
WASHINGTON, DC – In 2015, 21 young people between the ages of 11 and 22 filed a major lawsuit against the US government for failing to limit the effects of climate change.
A lawsuit for losses stemming from the hoaxed tweet would face nearly insurmountable obstacles.
“Terrorists” at HomeNEW YORK – Last week, I submitted an affidavit to support an important lawsuit brought by reporter Chris Hedges and others, including Daniel Ellsberg and Noam Chomsky, against US President Barack Obama and his defense secretary, Leon Panetta.
The lawsuit seeks to stop implementation of the horrific new National Defense Authorization Act, also known as the “Homeland Battlefield Bill,” which Obama signed into law in December.
As Hedges wrote recently in a chilling explication of why he is bringing the lawsuit, the NDAA’s “crucial phrases are ‘substantially supported’ and ‘associated forces.’”
On March 29, I joined supporters of the lawsuit in a New York City courtroom to determine if the plaintiffs would be granted legal standing to challenge the government’s planned actions.
I know that many other US reporters are making similar decisions as a result of the NDAA, and I hope that they join this lawsuit whether with affidavits of their own, or as plaintiffs.
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