Sentences with phrase «while suing over»

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Potdevin reached a separation agreement with the company that will see him receive $ 3.35 million in cash, plus a further $ 1.65 million paid in monthly instalments over 18 months, while agreeing not to sue the company and co-operate with it in the future.

Dear @SkyNews and @guardian while I appreciate your coverage of my suing Facebook over defamation for fake ads.

While the county and some environmental groups remain in court over similar action taken in 2011, Bob DeLuca, executive director of Group for the East End — which did not take legal action then — said his organization's members are deciding for themselves whether or not to sue.

That's good news for Alesi, who was facing a difficult re-election bid next fall, thanks to his very unpopular decision to sue two constituents over the broken leg he sustained while trespassing on their property.

He is being sued in the English courts by NMT Medical of Boston, Massachusetts, over an interview he gave to a Canadian journalist for a North American online publication while attending a conference in Washington DC.

Silva is suing the extramarital site for $ 21m, claiming she sustained wrist injuries while typing up over 1,000 illegal fake profiles.

While he has repeatedly settled out of court over sexual harassment, and in his statement that he «regret [s] what happened,» he's also planning to sue the New York Times over the article.

And while I think that some of the most egregious - to - retailers (you give up your right to sue or form class action lawsuits; comiXology has the right to use your service marks to promote their digital service; you're obligated to promote the service in - store to existing customers; there are some circumstances where you don't receive even a single penny until you sell well over 600 comics, and so on and so forth) sections of the current could certainly be made less egregious, I think the root core of the problem is that comiXology wants to be the retailer of digital, and not the distributor, and that's what we'll end up calling «irreconcilable differences» at the end of the day.

In that case, while they may be listed as a debt on your bankruptcy filing, there isn't much of a need since the lender can no longer sue you or garnish your wages over those debts.

While having long - term implications for the financial health of borrowers, a present concern for consumer advocates is that it is unclear what will happen to the CFPB's ongoing lawsuit against the large student loan servicer, Navient, who was sued under the previous CFPB directorship over findings it committed widespread fraud and abuse against student loan borrowers.

Lenders aren't going to expand credit «while you're suing them and threatening them over minor errors.»

well needless to say, he started vomiting, dry heaving, drooling, and having the runs for a while... we did nt think anything of it at first we thought it was just a flu or something, today is monday, we brought him into the vet and turns out that he was dehydrated and needs to stay over night, i explan all the symptoms and they are investigating it for sure... we called the pet store where we purchased the food and they still have it because we returned it and they are holding it and will testify with us because we are going to sue purina for sure, especially since there is like no good feedback about this food... i will post when hes out of the vets (hopefully)

While the biggest of the big dogs over at Infinity Ward are gone and suing Activision, two more influential people are leaving the company.

In a contentious interview with BBC radio, California Governor Jerry Brown has threatened to sue the Trump administration over climate change, while vowing to «stabilize the ship of state.»

US industry trade groups draw a line in the sand over C02 limits on renewed permits for existing factories, suing to stall implementation - in the middle of an economic crisis, while auto makers are laying off millions.

Just over a year ago, Judge Carton considered the case of Lauren Rosenberg, who sued Google after she was hit by a car while following walking directions provided by Google Maps on her cell phone.

Too bad McD's didn't get the same consideration while they were sued by that old lady over hot coffee several years back.

In the meantime, recent news stories mean the frustration over the patent system is likely to mount: this week, a patent troll obtained a judgment worth potentially hundreds of millions against Google over old Lycos patents, while the cable industry sued to stop what it calls a troll's «illegal conspiracy.»

I've read some cases where a guy who owned over a million in RE was sued because his teenage son was in a really bad car accident while on the dad's insurance - now they are going after the dad's assets.

Recent examples in Texas are the Marine veteran in Houston who was sued by his HOA for flying the American flag, a Jewish couple who's HOA threatened them with fines over their display of a mezuzah on their doorway, and a National Guard officer in Frisco who had his HOA foreclose on his home when he fell behind in his payments while deployed to Iraq.