Sentences with phrase «paying substantial settlement»
This forces countless innovators to settle, paying substantial settlement fees (often with agreements that bar them from ever speaking about the details).
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«I think United is likely to be found on legally solid ground, but has already lost in the court of public opinion, and will pay dearly for it,» Quinn said according to Reuters, noting that Dao could still get a substantial settlement from the airline.
Irony is, I don't hate women in general but after dating online, you can see women who lived with their husbands until their house was paid off or their schools loans paid and or both and then had the court take his kids away and put his ass out on the street as part of a divorce settlement along with a substantial awarding of monies.
Instead of just making monthly payments, you will be expected to pay the debt in full or come up with a substantial amount of money for a settlement.
The next morning, the Globe's Saltzman reports, the doctor «agreed to pay what members of Boston's tight - knit legal community describe as a substantial settlement — case closed.»
The claim alleges Blott was paid substantial fees — usually equivalent to some 25 - 30 per cent of the claimants» settlement amounts.
In the case of Innospec Ltd, 20 a manufacturer found to have paid substantial bribes to Indonesian officials, the English courts expressly criticised the three - year monitorship regime that had been jointly agreed by the SFO and DOJ as part of a «global settlement» with the company.
It refers to the wrongful death action and quotes Mr. Schechter as saying to Ms. Craig that «substantial dollars» were paid in relation to the settlement agreement reached in the wrongful death action.
In 2015 alone, BMW Manufacturing Co.; Chuck E. Cheese, also known as CEC Entertainment; Food Lion; Home Depot Inc.; and Whole Foods Market Inc. paid substantial Fair Credit Reporting Act class - action lawsuit settlements ranging from $ 716,400 to $ 3 million for conducting illegal background checks, failing to disclose background checks to applicants and breaking other FCRA rules.