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A week earlier it had been sued by Apple in a California federal court for violating a broad range of Apple's intellectual property rights.

Once the commission aimed at the king, it had a responsibility, to the American public in whose name it sued, to win.

A man was sued by a woman for defamation of character. She charged that he had called her a pig. The man was found guilty and fined.

If the manager had not poured oil on troubled waters, the angry customer might have sued the salesgirl.

With weak evidence against the three, the men might have been acquitted and then sued the state for wrongful incarceration.

The High Court was asked to intervene by a bank which had sued the airline for not meeting the terms of payment for its leased aircraft.

canadian man has sued a vancouver - area strip club , claiming he was injured by a " reckless " exotic dancer who kicked him in the head.

The U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission last week sued the company in U. S. District Court in Manhattan on behalf of the women.

Global record labels have sued Baidu, trying to force the company to stop linking to unlicensed sites.

MBIA sued Credit Suisse, alleging the bank fraudulently sold securities backed by loans that did not meet underwriting standards.

The FASB wants to force firms to publish detailedinformation about what they might get sued for and how much it might cost them.

The Good Samaritan of Biblical lore was different than you and me: He was able to help without the fear of being sued.

The decision was a partial victory for the Obama administration, which had sued to block several parts of the law.

I'm going to get sued either way by fifty people, but I don't want to spend my life trying to mop up a total disaster on Wall Street.

Swiss court sided with the hedge funds, which had sued under a debt-collection law, but was overruled by an appeals court on a technicality.

And while Paulson didn't get sued, because the SEC said he made no misrepresentations, he did make $1 billion on the deal.

The fact that PayPal sued Google just hours after they announced the Google Wallet shows you just how much is at stake here.

An ordinary reader, who did not own a printing press, could copy books only with pen and ink, and few readers were sued for that.

The right of a state not to be sued and its protection from seizure of assets in the event of a . . .

In Germany, politician and privacy advocate Malte Spitz sued his carrier, Deutsche Telekom, to get all the information it had on him.

The city argued that it would be sued by black firefighters if it honoured the test results.

Later, however, the old woman and her family sued him in court, which eventually ruled that Peng Yu should pay 40% of the medical costs.

Revealing such information to the police could be bad for business; they might be sued for breach of confidentiality.

The father of one victim spoke with remarkable magnanimity, announcing that the fraud won't be sued as long as he gives the money back.

The 70-year-old professor sued the university for age discrimination, because his teaching contract had not been renewed.

Jane had been living apart from her husband for 3 months before she sued for a divorce.

Some legislators are talking about changing the legal limit to the amount of third-party damages the company can be sued for.

No doctors have been sued or charged with a crime because the insurance department is focusing on the company in its civil action.

In 2006, a man stopped to help an elderly woman who had slipped--and was promptly sued for most of her medical are.

Helen has finally sued her malingering husband for divorce, but I think she did it more in sorrow than in anger.

When sued, journalists usually have to prove that what they wrote was right, fair or at least conscientiously reported.

This week the maid sued the New York Post for reporting that she was a prostitute.

She sued him for libel, and the court ordered him to pay her damages of $ 1, 500.

But shortly before the sale, Mr. Jackson sued to prevent it, saying that he had never been given an opportunity to remove personal items.

The bank sued to stop WikiLeaks publishing the documents, but then dropped the suit.

Back in 1987, the "Rocket Man" singer sued the Sun tabloid after it published false claims he had sex with male prostitutes.

The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued the company in 2004. Investigators found no billboards on sides of trucks.

She refused the builder's offer of money, saying it wasn't enough even to get a room on the outskirts of the city, and has sued.

The company faces allegations of illicit weapons-smuggling and tax evasion, and is being sued for war crimes.

American companies understand the importance of avoiding litigation and of mounting a strong defense when sued.

And thank you to every American who has not sued me so far. Thank you.

Have already make sued now, and the KEO is an artificial damage, therefore I need to let the person the check, and repair it!

Finnish phone giant Nokia sued Apple for patent infringement in October 2009, alleging it had stolen patented technology.

The company has sued Qihoo 360 for alleged unfair competition, and a consumer advocate has filed an anti-monopoly complaint against Tencent.

When the curator of the Louvre mocked him he sued him for defamation, David against Goliath.

Many people were being sued for trying to help other people.

It is quite useless to ask whether Vanderbilt was criminally prosecuted or civilly sued by the Government.

In the past year, at least two law firms have been sued over issues relating to work by contract attorneys.

In Colonial America, men sometimes "sued for slander if neighbors gossiped that a husband was allowing his wife to usurp his authority. "

When I was filming in the U. S. , one of the American staff joked, 'Don't you guys get sued for working this long?

There was a joke about a guy who sued another guy for calling him a gorilla.

She sued him in the court for damages .

Over in New Hampshire, a woman is being sued for planting flowers in her own front yard.

The company was forced to abjure the practice of firing pregnant employees after being sued for discrimination.

Walker sued for breach of an oral agreement, but the court dismissed Walker's claim because of the absence of a formal, written agreement.

Zhai's school sued him for being a terrorist citing he attempted to set fire to the school.

That refers to the 2006 case of an elderly Nanjing woman who fell down and later sued a man named Peng Yu who had helped her.

Motorola sued Apple this month, having itself been sued by Microsoft a few days earlier.

If I could talk and walk at that point, I would have probably sued the doctor for the sexual harassment.

For purposes of both criminal and civil litigation, a corporation can sue and be sued, just as a person can.

I am gambling a bit, but I am saving lives. If I get sued, fine.

KFC was sued separately because it added grilled chicken to its menu in April, he said.

She sued the restaurant chain, contending that McDonald's should have been warning customers not to drink a hot beverage while driving.

They turned the documents they gathered and the other company turned around and sued him for 10 million dollars.

Robert Giles then sued the State of New York for failing to provide a safe place for him to work in the prison.

In March, Apple sued HTC, claiming the company had infringed on 20 of its patents that protected its touch-screen and other technologies.

When a group of Texas cattlemen sued her over a show that warned about mad-cow disease, she fought the lawsuit personally in court and won.

He sued Ally last week, claiming the company's employees signed and filed false documents to mislead courts.

So, Cisco is now being sued by the SFLC (Software Freedom Law Center) on behalf of the FSF for Linux and other GPL copyright violations.

After Oracle sued, SAP admitted in July 2007 that TomorrowNow had made "inappropriate downloads" and wound it down in October 2008.

If you violate copyright you would not be charged with a crime, but usually get sued.

Dozens of people have sued the company blaming faulty electronics for crashes or causing a drop in resale value of their Toyota vehicles.

Unless all your clients are paralyzed, any prostitute caught charging someone for a hand job should be sued for extortion.

Furthermore, YouTube has potentially serious legal problems and is being sued by the the RIAA and others for copyright infringement.

It is quite useless to ask whetIT Vanderbilt were criminally prosecuted or civilly sued by the Government.

A corporation has status in court ; it may enter into contacts , and it may sue or be sued as it it were a person.

In compensating claims, insurance company will restore the in-sued to the position he our she was in before a loss occurred.

The reason is that so many people were being sued for trying to help that people became afraid to get involved.

Mr Madoff predicted two other banks being sued by Mr Picard, HSBC and UBS, "are going to have big problems" .

While a poster can be sued for whatever they write on the site, we, as site owners, cannot be sued.

In March, the company sued Amazon for trademark infringement, after Amazon launched itsAndroid Appstore.

But Melbourne defamation lawyer Brian Walters, SC, said a US carrier could be sued for defamation in an Australian court.

The Army claimed that the (lower) rate for "gasoline in steel drums" applied, and the railroad sued for payment in the Court of Claims.

AP sued, and INS responded that AP had no case under copyright because it had rewritten the dispatches.

With the NAFTA in operation, the United States were sued several times by foreign investors in the international tribunals.

Last October a New York hedge fund was sued by a trader who had allegedly been made to take female hormones for behaving too aggressively.

She sued for divorce on the grounds of her husband's alleged misconduct with his secretary.

WHEN a company and its directors are sued for mismanagement or worse, who pays for the settlement?

IBM has sued Mr. Johnson, arguing his old employment agreement prohibits him from jumping to Dell. Mr.

These individuals understand they would be imprisoned, or sued such that they would lose their life savings and homes.

In 1995, the EPA sued the company, saying poor maintenance resulted in corrosion that contributed to hundreds of spills.

During the year a number of hepatitis B carriers sued local government institutions to enforce their rights to work and study.

The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued three former executives at Fannie Mae and three at Freddie Mac.

Like euro-zone members, American states may not declare bankruptcy and cannot be sued by creditors.

In June, ConAgra Foods Inc. was sued by Milberg LLP in federal court in Los Angeles on behalf of a potential class of consumers.

When he sued his American manager, whose finagling effectively stalled his career, the case made headlines.

Over the years she has often sued California on policies that she thinks will hurt her vulnerable clients.

Laidlaw, who was disabled for life, sued Sage, alleging that the tycoon had used him as a human shield in the blast.

Furthermore, fair use is an affirmative defense, meaning that you would have to prove that your use was fair after you have been sued.

Within days of her firing, Robhem sued Walmart for breach of contract, fraud, and misrepresentation.

Companies being sued already have to say so in financial statements.

As usual, content providers sued for copyright infringement, saying that Cablevision was retransmitting their content without permission.

Former materials science professor Gretchen Kalonji sued MIT in 1994 alleging that she was denied tenure because of sexual discrimination.

Hard Rock creator Peter Morton sued Earl for allegedly purloining Hard Rock business plans. The issue was settled without a trial.

Words is sued for being one kind of form that accurate camp sells accurate , is approved already gradually by the public.

It has been sued by the Department of Justice for fraudulently overcharging public sector customers, which it denies.

No high-level executives at Goldman were sued or fined, and only one junior banker at Goldman was charged with fraud, in a civil case.

At the end of July, Motorola (MOT, news, msgs) sued Huawei for allegedly conspiring with former Motorola employees to steal trade secrets.

"This fear has made them go quiet recently, as they know they can be sued for damages, " a source close to the yakuza told the Guardian.

Many of those handset makers, including Motorola, have been sued for patent infringement after debuting their Android devices.

And in Ohio Apple is being sued by the mother of a child whose iPod Touch reportedly exploded, burning his leg.

The farmer sued the railroad station because his cow was killed by the train.

The company was sued for cutting corners in building the apartments.

The person makes an indemnity is primarily liable and can be sued by the person with whom he makes the transaction.

Another factor that drives doctors away from hospitals is the increasing risk of getting sued by patients and their families, experts say.

He 's being sued by two men who say Iverson stood by while his entourage beat them at a D. C. Nightclub two years ago .

But for Chinese firms being sued in Europe or the United States, many are now using their home turf for retaliation.

It was also verified by data gained by federal regulators in England who sued to shut down Amway in that country just several years ago.

The farmer sued the railroad station since his cow were killed by the train.

In the case about a girl of unhealthy mind whose womb was ablated in Nantong, the defendants were sued with crime of intentional violence.

Apple has already been sued by iPhone customers in at least three complaints related to antenna problems on the iPhone 4.

More than 100 people have sued the auto maker claiming crashes were the result of faulty electronics.

Chimei Innolux Corp. , Taiwan's largest maker of liquid-crystal displays, sued Sony Corp. in the U. S. and China for patent infringements.

The Center for Food Safety has sued USDA to try to keep these crops off the market.

Mr Turner sometimes denied everything, calling the film in particular "a bunch of shit" which he should have sued Disney for making.

Is the failure by a government to deliver promised preferential policies sued as a civil lawsuit?

Jackson was often sued by employees who may have been looking for a quick buck.

Torrentspy later sued the MPAA because an alleged hacker, hired by the MPAA, retrieved private information from the BitTorrent indexer.

In Taipei this month, a couple sued their 40-year-old son for the return of the luxury apartment they'd given him a decade before.

sued the company for racial discrimination.

Mr. Kato and a few other activists sued the paper and won.

This may not be exactly the interface they had in mind, but none of them are threatening to have me sued, so it can't be all bad.

But she also sued the brave rescue workers who risked their lives to save hers.

As a result a law called the "Good Samaritan law" was passed to protect people so that they could not be sued for trying to save others.

Businesses complain that fear of being sued clogs up the workplace with silly rules and paperwork.

So he recently sued China's Ministry of Finance for a more complete accounting.

Employers receive the assurance they will not be sued for damages, medical care and lost wages if their employees get injured while working.

Apple sued, and Jobs told Isaacson in an expletive-laced rant that Google's actions amounted to "grand theft. "

The NRDC and labor unions sued the EPA. In the settlement, the agency said it would make a decision on the chemicals' safety by 1986.

Today, Taobao Taobao clothes read sued the sellers and a dozen cases of infringement, rights cost is very high, and the results were mixed.

The enemy sued for peace after the battle.

The company was sued for breaching their contract with us.

On March 1st Philip Morris, a tobacco giant, sued eight American retailers for selling counterfeit versions of its Marlboro cigarettes.

Up till now, WikiLeaks hasn't violated any laws of any countries or areas, and no government has sued Julian Assange because of WikiLeaks.

He eventually sued the FBI, claiming he had been the target of illegal wiretapping.

Merrill sued Deutsche Bank in New York in March, alleging raiding staff, breach of contract and misappropriating trade secrets.

Clements-Jeffrey and her boyfriend, Smith, sued Absolute Software, Kyle Magnus, the city of Springfield, Ohio, and two police officers.

The Justice Department on Tuesday sued the state of Arizona to overturn its new immigration law.

But in a twist, Mr. Ho, through his law firm, subsequently denied that he authorized the transfer and sued his children.

"If it's a foreign firm that gets sued, they lose far more often and they lose higher dollar amounts, " Mr Bhattacharya said.

The case of YuTonghai sued ShangHai ChengHuangmiao jewelry mall is a typical case of credit card disputes.

In essence, they decided that only those who mis-state accounts, not those who assist them, can be sued en masse.

In the US nine fast-food companies were sued for not telling the public that their potato chips contained this unhealthy chemical.

they might be sued for breach of confidentiality.

The fear of libel suits may chill academic debate (big medical companies have sued several scientists for criticising their products).

Foxconn sued them personally for libel and secured a court order freezing their assets , backing off only at the behest of Apple and HP .

Companies that have been sued for racial discrimination?

If you don't continue with this responsibility in the future, you could be sued for negligence.

Their paranoid fear of being sued will result in a comfortable new chair being delivered quite promptly.

After Cisco sued, the companies reached an undisclosed settlement and the phone went on sale six months later as planned.

In 1998, parents in Tempe, Ariz. sued the local high school over the book's inclusion on a required reading list.

Nearly two years later, no charges have been filed, but the government still has Gibson's wood. Gibson has sued to recover it.

These employees also falsely informed consumers that they were being sued in civil court.

Then the company sued the Finance Bureau of Jinan.

Earlier this year, Amazon launched the Amazon Appstore for Android apps, and Apple quickly sued for trademark infringement.

In January, the company sued JAMA and NEJM to force them to comply.

Last month, International Business Machines Corp. sued an executive for accepting a mergers-and-acquisitions post at Dell Inc.

Many journalists who cheek Mr Ben Ali or his regime have been beaten, imprisoned, sued or intimidated.

The current fracture models in the calculation of blasting fragment and statistics on jointed rock mass are sued and analysed in the paper.

When the stock of a company falls enough after a U. S. IPO, everyone gets sued, including the underwriter.

To all consumers who have sued DELL for its "Processor Swap" conduct, the brand image of DELL has suffered a disastrous decline.

Nina sued Wang Din-shin, demanding to know who financed his side of the lengthy and hugely costly litigation.

Last week, Mark Madoff and three of his children were sued by Mr. Picard.

They wanted it done before it got too hot up there, and they sued for volunteers for the work, which was planned to take about a week.

The risk of being sued pushes up costs, obliging doctors to practise "defensive medicine" in the shape of needless tests and procedures.

Besides cases brought by Apple, Oracle Corp. has sued Google, alleging that Android violates its patents and copyrights.

The accountant's friends kept telling him that he had better get it replaced; otherwise he'd be sued if anyone ever slipped and fell.

They sued the company for breach of contract.

A group of white firefighters sued for racial discrimination when they were denied promotions.

The recording industry has sued a number of individuals for downloading music illegally.

And so they sued the artists in a court in California to gain control of the name.

One person the RIAA sued was a 71-year-old Texas man whose grandchildren used his computer to copy music from the Internet.

Apart from suing Toshiba in Xi'an, it also sued Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest PC vendor by sales, in a Beijing court.

Other measures include offering legal aid to helpers who are sued and official visits to Good Samaritans to express the city's appreciation.

He sued the buyers and their regulatory agency, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, in Oakland U. S. District Court.

Here are some of the comments over which the club sued. "What an embarrassing, pathetic, laughing stock of a football club we've become" .

The recording industry sued 532 computer users it said were illegally distributing songs over the Internet.

Partners can sue and be sued in the name of the firm.

Mr Gupta has sued the SEC and is asking to stand trial in front of a jury.

Mr. Gupta has denied wrongdoing and sued the SEC, accusing the agency of violating his constitutional rights.

A decade ago, emerald prices tumbled after a well-known jeweller was sued over a flawed stone.

In the beginning, we sued hand tools, Later we had machines.

Tamura also feels growing pressure that the hospital may be sued by patients or their families who are dissatisfied with their treatment.

She sued in 2008, challenging the way the state allocated the remaining spots using a complicated system in which race played a role.

AS Free Press publisher Joe Richter remarked, "Then you'd have: 'Local woman sued a counselor of some institution. ' That serves nobody. "

Doctors often say they feel guilty, helpless, fearful (of being sued), even agitated when they have to give bad news.

In October, Nokia sued Apple, claiming the iPhone infringed on 10 of its patents, and Apple countersued.

In 2000, a French Jewish group sued Yahoo forallowing Nazi paraphernalia to be sold on its auction site.

This protects the members of the group from being sued by other members for patent infringement.

Alabama sued the Army Corps of Engineers in June 1990, with Florida joining as a plaintiff and Georgia as a defendant.

While that appeal has being put on hold for several month, the defendant, Tencent counter-sued Sohu for the same reason last week.

In recent years, numerous companies have been sued over the improper use of GPL software.

The majority of the Chinese issuers sued had listed on U. S. exchanges within the past two years.

In March Apple sued HTC, a Taiwanese maker of smart-phones, which responded in kind a couple of months later.

In September, the state showily sued six car manufacturers, alleging they had damaged its climate.

transfer cheques can be sued for transfer and settlement.

Apple has sued important Android phone makers like HTC and Samsung, while Oracle has taken Google to court.

Chinese company may be sued in U. S . Courts for importing infringing goods into U. S .

Oracle has sued Google directly, alleging that Android infringes on intellectual property related to Oracle's Java software.

Several sued the city, which then banned the student-led group that publicized the case.

But in 2007 Oracle sued SAP, alleging that TomorrowNow had made illegal downloads from its website.

McDonald's, the world's biggest restaurant company, and the other dining chains were sued today in state court in Hartford, Connecticut.

Some also worry that officers could be sued under the law by people who accuse them of not doing enough enforcement.

The textbook publisher sued the student for copyright infringement and won in lower courts.

Websites often run the risk of being sued for defamation if they refuse to delete comments about certain products.

On Tuesday, the Tribune sued to get the rest of the information.

The gallery's founder, who called her attacks "cyber-terrorism, " sued for defamation.

A blogger named Sony from Indonesia was sued by Sony Corporation for domain name infringement.

Their leaders and environmental groups sued American regulators for not following a 1970 law on environmental impacts.

But Quaid has sued Baxter , arguing that its packaging of some heparin products contributed to the confusion.

The parents sued the school, the town government, the county education bureau and the boss of the construction team that built the school.

Since the corporation is a separate legal entity, it can own property, sue and be sued, and enter into legal contracts.

In 1997, a company now owned by ConocoPhillips sued Koch for toxic waste dumping at a refinery in Duncan, Oklahoma.

But the two men fell out in 1455, and Fust sued Gutenberg.

As a separate legal entity, LLP's may own property, sue, and be sued in LLP's name.

In real competition, businesses get sued and punished for breaking contracts and defrauding people, and are kept accountable in this way.

Interesting Fact: The Center for Science in the Public Interest sued KFC over its use of trans fats in their fried foods.

Gandhi, until now too shy to even speak in front of a judge, sued the railroad company and won.

The executives protested their innocence and sued for defamation.

He gets drunk too. " Roosevelt protested that he rarely drank alcohol and sued for libel. "

To obviate this, printing presses were developed using type cast from individual pieces of clay so that they could be sued repeatedly.

Over the past several months, phone manufacturers have sued, sued, and sued some more.

In 2003, Cisco, the internet equipment company, sued Huawei over alleged intellectual property theft.

When he could not get a new identity card in 2006, Zhao C. sued.

LA SALLE himself sued for certain high privileges, and they were graciously accorded him by Louis XIV of inflated memory.

Nowadays, when S&P 500 companies are sued, a respected investor will almost always step forward to lead the disgruntled masses.

Yes, I was told Frank was brought in to handle some "legal" issues. The production was being sued, and Frank was dealing with them.

They write lengthy disclosure statements that cover every possible use of data so that they cannot be sued.

Samsung has counter-sued Apple, saying it infringed on Samsung's wireless patents.

She sued the fashion magazine in February, accusing it of minimum wage violations.

Barnes-Soliz sued Koch in January 1997, saying the company harassed and mistreated her after she became a whistle-blower.

Vietnamese villagers sued Dow Chemical and others for injuries caused by the Agent Orange herbicide.

Big mistake. In 1990 customers sued NutriSystem, claiming their food caused painful gallstones.

The battle between General and Cuba began when Cubatabaco sued General in 1997 and attempted to cancel General's trademark.

After ConnectU and its founders sued, Facebook countersued in 2005.

It may soon acquire a new distinction: being sued by the biggest-ever group of people.

which is being sued on accusations of misappropriating an artist's copyrighted tattoo originally emblazoned on Mike Tyson's face.

In January Oracle sued another maintenance firm, Rimini Street.

In 2008 the state sued Countrywide Financial, a mortgage-broker, for deceptive lending policies.

eg: We almost sued the magazine for libel, but in the end we let them off the hook.