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As it is, though, if you bring charges against him he'll just countersue.

The archdiocese has blamed its insurance company for the decision to countersue.

We bring our own lawyer and threaten to countersue for damages if any are caused.

Usually when one company is a party to a patent lawsuit they look through their portfolio and countersue with whatever they've got.

A threat of legal action made him threaten to countersue for defamation.

Before he left, the radio host said he might countersue "and get some dough out of this."

Mr. Moriarty said he did not plan to countersue on the action brought against him personally.

The Government sues, the owners countersue, and meanwhile the species in question slides toward extinction.

On the one hand we will countersue.

I hope Samsung can countersue and claim damages from Apple.

Mr. Rocker's lawyers have denied the allegations and say they plan to countersue.

The court said the doctor waited too long to countersue the H.M.O.

They assume that Intel, which holds hundreds of design patents of its own, will countersue.

The best defense against being sued for patent infringement is to hold a portfolio of patents that can be used to countersue.

Mr. Schaeffer says he intends to countersue.

This whole lawsuit is frivolous, and it's a publicity gimmick, and we may countersue them."

Mr. Brady's lawyers are threatening to countersue.

(Tramiel, in his inimitable style, would later countersue; both lawsuits were eventually settled out of court.)

It threatened to countersue Mr. Schimmelbusch after it publishes the results of a study on the company's crisis.

Throughout the country, those who can afford to countersue, charging that a frivolously filed lawsuit has violated their civil rights, have won multimillion-dollar jury verdicts.

Mr. Andreas said that after he was sued by Father Anderson, lawyers advised him to countersue.

In a telephone conversation yesterday, Kramer denied the charges, and said that he was planning to countersue for breach of contract, libel and slander.

There is also a "claw-back" provision that allows Canadian companies to countersue to be compensated for judgments made against them in the United States.

The following month, Sun announced plans to countersue based on alleged misuse by NetApp of Sun's own patented technology.

Stamford officials, who said last week that they intend to countersue, contend the city owes Mr. Hoelzer nothing because the restoration was unauthorized.