Sentences with phrase «subject of lawsuit»

For real estate professionals, the decision means ending housing discrimination remains a national goal and it also affirms that one doesn't have to intend to discriminate to be the subject of a lawsuit.

First, Commissioner Roberto Martinez of Coral Gables has an amendment that would enshrine in the constitution the age restrictions on firearms purchases put in place by the Florida Legislature that are now the subject of a lawsuit by the NRA.

Reported Nexus 6P bootloop and shutdown issues may be the subject of lawsuit (Update: lawsuit filed)

What measures would pass constitutional muster with the Second Amendment in place, especially given that even the Republican - backed gun access / school safety bill passed in Tallahassee is now the subject of a lawsuit issued by the NRA?

In today's litigious society, it's not unusual to find yourself the subject of a lawsuit.

The chances of being the subject of a lawsuit are greater than ever, and the more you own or have the potential to earn, the more you have to lose.

Filing a liability claim is drastically easier than being the subject of a lawsuit.

Nor does the press release mention that the proposed ethics rules are already the subject of a lawsuit in Federal District Court, with the result being that the Louisiana Supreme Court has postponed implementation of the lawyer advertising rules.

I took those ideas and asked the question, «What would happen if a law firm was the subject of a lawsuit that involved electronic evidence?»

Highlights litigation that the author feels could have benefited from lawsuit financing and other articles on the subject of lawsuit financing.

«My name is not spelled the same way, and the lawyer for the two women has issued a press release stating that I am not the person who is the subject of their lawsuit,» Ryan said.

I would normally link to an image of Ms. Zeta - Jones, but given the subject of the lawsuit, no unauthorized use of images here.

Though the music industry organizations are the subject of the lawsuit, Howell notes that the article focuses more on the role that MySpace played in the incident:

TVA's Colbert Fossil Plant is the subject of a lawsuit alleging violations of the Clean Water Act.

Now, it's the subject of a lawsuit against the city of Venice.

Yes, it was a perfect Richard Prince scenario: a work that was made under a potential copyright violation, the subject of a lawsuit, by a self - avowed «appropriation» artist.

The shift comes amid uncertainty for the long - term future of animal care in Healdsburg, including the fate of an unfinished shelter that is the subject of a lawsuit.

Filing a liability claim is drastically easier than being the subject of a lawsuit.

The self - publishing division was the subject of a lawsuit in the US, which was settled out of court last August, during which the business faced accusations from plaintiff authors of seeking to make money from authors, rather than for authors.

Should SFWA, Ann Crispin, Victoria Strauss, Absolute Write, MacAlister Stone, Jenna Glatzer and Jim Macdonald also point out to potential members and customers that they have been the subject of a lawsuit — we wouldn't want SFWA to operate a double standard here.

The results can be seen in districts in cities such as Birmingham, Ala., where police officers in Birmingham, Ala., using Freeze + P pepper spray against eight children attending the traditional district there (the subject of a lawsuit filed on their behalf by the Southern Poverty Law Center); some 110 incidents of pepper - spraying occurred in the district since 2006.

So close did Zoom adhere to formula, the studio (Sony) was the subject of a lawsuit brought about by X-Men's movie studio and comic book house, Fox and Marvel Comics, respectively, for being a total rip - off designed to confuse moviegoers.

Delayed from August 2015 to October 2015, and eventually becoming the subject of a lawsuit by which Netflix sought to stream the film per their deal with Relativity, Masterminds finally saw the light of day in nearly 3,000 theaters at the end of last September.

The tax deal is the subject of a lawsuit by the city against COR.

The co-location is also the subject of a lawsuit from Public Advocate Letitia James, who filed papers in December seeking to overturn 42 co-locations that were approved by the DOE in October.

The groups said the failure to address outstanding issues — like closing the LLC loophole in the campaign finance law, which is now the subject of a lawsuit by some of the same entities — is «indefensible» and «shockingly irresponsible», and the governor should demand the Legislature's speedy return to Albany.

Buffalo, NY (WBEN)- The City of Buffalo and the Buffalo Police Department are the subject of a lawsuit brought on by Black Lives Matter, led by a UB Law School professor.

Funding for closing of Psychiatric Centers statewide, presumably including the WNY Children's Psychiatric Center in West Seneca, the subject of a lawsuit to stop consolidation into the Buffalo Psychiatric Center on Forest Ave.

Civil rights groups and Assembly Democrats are rushing to defend AG Eric Schneiderman's right to fight for the prisoner counting law he championed while serving in the Senate that is now the subject of a lawsuit filed by some of his former Republican colleagues.

The ballot position is the subject of a lawsuit filed August 10, 2017, which was granted a hearing on August 17, 2017.

Hiring a consultant would be the first step in developing the land, which was until recently the subject of a lawsuit between the Park District and Lake In The Hills.

What measures would pass constitutional muster with the Second Amendment in place, especially given that even the Republican - backed gun access / school safety bill passed in Tallahassee is now the subject of a lawsuit issued by the NRA?

The decision is likely to be the subject of lawsuits contesting it going forward.

«Yes,» said Zuckerberg, despite the fact it's been the subject of lawsuits and is buried in Facebook's own user policies.

But it's a strategy that has also enraged unions and become the subject of lawsuits in some of California's biggest districts, including Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco.

Gonzalez Petkovich has made a habit of comparing Doral College to Trump University, the series of real - estate seminars under the Donald Trump brand that are the subject of lawsuits in New York and California.

In addition to sometimes leading to owner dissatisfaction, gas mileage ratings are increasingly the subject of lawsuits.

Because these processes have sometimes changed and are the subject of lawsuits, borrowers should check the Department's website on relief for Corinthian student borrowers for current information.

Notably, Navient has been the subject of lawsuits in several states such as Washington and Pennsylvania.

The Ivanpah plant, due to be completed in late 2012 or 2013, has also been the subject of lawsuits by environmental groups despite approval of the project by both the Department of the Interior and the state of California.

Michael Mann, a paleoclimatologist, has been the subject of lawsuits, congressional investigations and an anthrax scare.

Unless Congress decides to spend most — and possibly all — carbon tax revenues on adaptation, a federal carbon tax does not even begin to solve the problems that are the subject of these lawsuits (nor, obviously, would EPA regulation).

It seems that burn pits in Iraq are also becoming the subject of lawsuits, as Jon L. Gelman points out that waste management regulations outside of the U.S. must still comply with the National Environmental Policy Act.

Airport body scanners, the subjects of lawsuits as well as general public outrage, are less graphic now, revealing only outlines.

So it should come as no surprise that of the 4,917 patents at issue last year, 61 percent — 3,032 — had not been the subject of lawsuits over the past decade or more.

Legal analytics involves mining data contained in case documents and docket entries, and then aggregating that data to provide previously unknowable insights into the behavior of the individuals (judges and lawyers), organizations (parties, courts, law firms), and the subjects of lawsuits (such as patents) that populate the litigation ecosystem.

Policyholders can easily become subjects of lawsuits to recover expenses beyond those covered by minimum insurance.

With a quality background screening program in place you can try to avoid being the subject of these lawsuits which can be damaging to an organization's reputation, as well as costly to defend.

Employers can be the subject of lawsuits for negligent hiring if they hire someone that they should have known, through the exercise of due diligence, was dangerous, unfit, dishonest or unqualified.

Employers can be the subject of lawsuits for negligent hiring if they hire someone that they knew or should have known — through the exercise of due diligence — was dangerous, unfit, or unqualified for the position.