Men refusing to pay for prenatal care because they don't have a uterus is as ludicrous as women refusing to pay for prostate cancer screenings because they don't have prostates.
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Disney is refusing to pay and is working with federal investigators.
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There are labor disputes over clients refusing to pay guild rates.
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Apple continues to use Qualcomm's technology while refusing to pay for it.
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Disney is reportedly refusing to pay and has begun working with the FBI.
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The officials are refusing to pay and the ultimatum date has now elapsed.
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Bates was arrested for allegedly refusing to pay his cab fare in Queens.
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Apple is refusing to pay Nokia's price and has accused it of extortion.
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Her husband bowed out, refusing to pay the asking price for a resale ticket.
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The chipmaker said the manufacturers were refusing to pay royalties on the Apple products produced.
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Regeneron has run into similar resistance to Praluent with insurers refusing to pay for it.
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Needless to say, the king of Disney's castle is refusing to pay the demanded ransom.
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Refusing to pay taxes to pay for the Vietnam War, Hess supported himself by bartering.
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They ignited the "Merry Chair War," refusing to pay and tossing chairs into the street.
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Despite the new proposal, Mexico is still refusing to pay for any of the wall.
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Firms are also dragging their feet or flat out refusing to pay for certain therapies.
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Officials are refusing to pay—meaning they will need to rebuild their systems from scratch.
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Officials are refusing to pay--meaning they will need to rebuild their systems from scratch.
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AFSCME to decide whether government employees can be fired for refusing to pay union dues.
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Several pay-TV providers have dropped regional sports networks, refusing to pay their high programming fees.
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Wealthy shoppers are reining in spending and are refusing to pay full price for anything. 9.
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He also singled out, but did not identify, a news organization for refusing to pay taxes.
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With Bird and Lime refusing to pay, the scooters sit in ScootScoop's compound, but not silently.
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Refusing to pay drivers a living wage is, ironically enough, Uber's best chance at staying alive.
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The FCC has also handed a $15,000 penalty to the station's owners, who reportedly are refusing to pay.
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He has bankrupted small businesses by refusing to pay his bills and bilked students out of an education.
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Refusing to pay people for their services and failing to follow through on promises were a running theme.
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And Baltimore is refusing to pay the ransom, so this situation has now gone on for two weeks.
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There's no real precedent for refusing to pay them either, but default is by no means a crazy option.
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Toys R Us is refusing to pay customers with Babies R Us baby registries their "endless earnings" rewards dollars.
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For example, Thoreau notoriously spent a night in jail after refusing to pay his poll tax on political grounds.
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Baltimore is likely to spend $10 million restoring its own systems refusing to pay a $75,000 ransom this year.
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In 254, a federal judge chastised Florida Medicaid (PDF) for refusing to pay for a therapy called applied behavior analysis.
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According to People, Johnny Depp is effectively refusing to pay Amber Heard the $7 million she requested in the settlement.
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In the lawsuit, they are accused of refusing to pay for repairs, failure to pay taxes and, generally, of abandonment.
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With Mexico predictably refusing to pay, he needed taxpayers to do so, or his main campaign promise would go unfulfilled.
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Paying Mr. Moonves anything would create a P.R. headache, but refusing to pay could kick-start a messy legal fight.
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Trump wanted Peña Nieto to stop refusing to pay for the border wall even though Trump admitted he would not.
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Apple sued Qualcomm last January, accusing it of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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Russia was stripped of its voting rights in 2014 and then boycotted the assembly from 2016, refusing to pay its dues.
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Apple had filed the lawsuit accusing Qualcomm of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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The law still requires those people to get their cost sharing benefits even though Trump is refusing to pay for them.
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For one, there's no guarantee you'll get the data back but importantly, refusing to pay the ransom discourages future ransomware attacks.
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That includes refusing to pay for electricity supplied by the Kosovo utility, costing it tens of millions of dollars per year.
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With their high price — Amgen's list price for its drug is $241,217 a year — insurers are refusing to pay for them.
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Last year, the court ruled that Mr. Zuma had violated the Constitution by refusing to pay back some of the money.
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The Bundys drew national attention at the time for refusing to pay the federal government more than $1 million in grazing fees.
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In his earlier years, the real estate heir was well known for refusing to pay his contractors' bills, daring them to sue.
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Boris Johnson's government will open a formal process to lift the criminal penalties on those refusing to pay the BBC licence fee.
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It is like refusing to pay part of your rent or mortgage so that you can claim your bank balance is higher.
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Baltimore, like several other cities that have been hit by such attacks over the past two years, is refusing to pay up.
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The city government is refusing to pay, meaning that the government email systems and payment platforms the attack took down remain offline.
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Some posts showed people demanding the government rescind the decision, with some jumping over ticket barriers, apparently refusing to pay the new fares.
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Scams include refusing to pay those who make correct predictions and making it difficult for them to transfer their winnings off the site.
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Matthew Morrison's refusing to pay his acting coach $182k ... claiming in a new lawsuit he never struck a ludicrous deal with the guy.
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He reportedly found three patrons getting rowdy after breaking a plate, refusing to pay for it, and being stopped from leaving by employees.
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The iPhone maker sued Qualcomm in January, accusing it of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $0.73 billion in promised rebates.
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The iPhone maker sued Qualcomm in January, accusing it of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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But he's obsessively tweeting about the NFL -- or Steph Curry refusing to pay homage at the White House (President to Warriors: Don't come).
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In 2014, Bundy engaged in a weeks-long standoff with the government for refusing to pay more than $1 million in grazing fees.
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The former Premier League club Cardiff City FC is still refusing to pay part of the transfer fee for the late Emiliano Sala.
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Refusing to pay taxes is a federal felony, and comes with a maximum sentence of $10,000 in fines and five years in prison.
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Even with $1.4 billion in assets, the organization faces so many credible abuse claims that its insurance policies are refusing to pay out.
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And Chipotle also faced accusations last year of refusing to pay arbitration fees after forcing thousands of workers to agree to arbitrate disputes.
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The five-time winner of Europe's Ballon d'Or was accused of refusing to pay taxes in Spain between 2010 and 2014, according to BBC.
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"Refusing to pay is a shabby way to treat insurers, which entered the [Obamacare] exchanges in reliance on the federal government's promises," Bagley wrote.
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The woman who allegedly killed a nail salon worker with a stolen car after refusing to pay for a $35 manicure was arrested Friday.
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Amber just filed legal docs claiming Johnny has defied their settlement by refusing to pay her installments for the $7 million settlement they struck.
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Apple Inc sued the chipmaker in January, accusing Qualcomm of overcharging for its chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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Despite Trump's repeated pleas that the Mexican leader change his tune on refusing to pay for the wall, Peña Nieto doesn't make any promises.
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Clinton condemned Mr. Trump for refusing to pay contractors on several projects, saying she was grateful her father had never done business with him.
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And Michael Cohen, the president's former fixer and personal lawyer, sued the Trump Organization for refusing to pay him $29 million in legal costs.
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But a small number of American and British citizens, whose countries, like New Zealand, have a strict policy of refusing to pay ransoms, remained.
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There are, of course, problems with insurance companies refusing to pay for what they're supposed to all the time, even outside the addiction space.
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Qualcomm claims that Apple agreed to cover any monetary damages its suppliers incur for refusing to pay royalties and potentially breaching their contracts with Qualcomm.
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The iPhone maker sued Qualcomm in January, accusing the chipmaker of overcharging for its chips and refusing to pay some $22016 billion in promised rebates.
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In the lawsuit, Apple accused Qualcomm of overcharging for its chips and for refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates for chip purchases.
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And, with the so-called leaders of society refusing to pay their share of taxes, it's easy to imagine the majority of people following suit.
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The group often called "values voters" was not dissuaded by headlines about Mr. Trump sexually harassing women, lying, refusing to pay taxes or stiffing contractors.
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Netflix had 10 episodes of its hit show "Orange is the New Black" released before airing after refusing to pay ransom charges to the hacker.
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"Debt resistance" groups in Britain, the United States and elsewhere argue that refusing to pay debts would spark discussion about alternatives to the global economic system.
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After moving to Atlanta, O'Neal installed a Ring system in his home after refusing to pay the high prices quoted by other home security installment services.
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LONDON — Around 22016 students at University College of London are refusing to pay the "soaring" rent until their demands for a 245 percent decrease are met.
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As a result, Cable One has been shedding cable TV stations for years, refusing to pay increased programming costs on certain channels it has deemed replaceable.
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European governments control prices in various ways—Britain has the strictest system, refusing to pay for medicines that fail to meet a threshold of cost-effectiveness.
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Some pro sports team cries poor (while refusing to open the books) and demands a massive handout from the public (while refusing to pay it back).
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Delaware courts are protective of former employees to prevent companies from acting vindictively to punish them by refusing to pay even when the obligation is clear.
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On Thursday the country's highest court ruled that he had violated the Constitution by refusing to pay back millions that the government spent improving his home.
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For nearly one year, they have protested the increases with a rent strike, refusing to pay the difference between their stabilized rent and the proposed increase.
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Michael Cohen sues the Trump Organization: President Trump's former lawyer has accused his ex-boss's company of refusing to pay about $1.9 million in legal costs.
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A typical tenants' rights campaign might involve requesting a rent reduction or paying rent late as a group before fully refusing to pay rent at all.
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O'Rourke would block insurance companies from refusing to pay for the procedure, in addition to blocking laws that work to prevent abortions in Republican-controlled states.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan says Volkswagen is showing Londoners "utter contempt" by refusing to pay a £2.5 million fine for its emissions scandal, the Guardian reports.
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It also helps, she thinks, that the government may not want to get into a public fight with people refusing to pay taxes for moral reasons.
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Nor has it disclosed the debts in federal filings as "disputed debts" — something the Sanders 2016 presidential campaign did while initially refusing to pay its police bills.
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Mondelez, an American food company hit by the NotPetya malware, is suing Zurich, a big insurance firm, for refusing to pay out under a general insurance policy.
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Garabulli officials say fighting erupted after a dispute on Monday between a local shopkeeper and a member of a militia who was refusing to pay for goods.
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U.S. food company Mondelez is suing its insurance company Zurich for refusing to pay out on a $100 million claim for damage caused by a cyber attack.
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The hedge fund owned $1.7 billion of Argentine debt dating to the nation's financial crisis in the early 2000s, and the country was refusing to pay it.
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Iger said the studio was refusing to pay, despite the hackers threatening to release the initial five minutes and then 20-minute sections until they receive payment.
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Khaled Ali, a defense lawyer representing Geneina, told Reuters his client was detained on Thursday after being charged with spreading false news and refusing to pay bail.
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One of the problems, the league says it found evidence the Qataris were showering certain BIG3 employees with gifts and vacations while refusing to pay the league.
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Tyga seems to be back to his old tricks of refusing to pay money he owes, and this time he might get arrested for it ... TMZ has learned.
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The Turkish assault also left European Union powers scrambling to form a coherent response beyond refusing to pay Turkey to contain any new refugee crisis on Europe's doorstep.
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Qualcomm is fighting a lawsuit filed by Apple Inc, which has accused the company of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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SWF is owned by Coastal Environmental Group, a construction firm based in Edgewood, N.Y., that has been sued multiple times for refusing to pay subcontractors, the AP reported.
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PWNED: Mexico's national oil company Pemex is refusing to pay hackers a $5 million ransom demand to get back access to their computer systems, Reuters's Adriana Barrera reports.
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Apple filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Qualcomm in January 2017, accusing the chipmaker of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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Within months of the group's founding, a member who had started a small garage was gunned down for refusing to pay a local thug who was extorting him.
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"Apple continues to use Qualcomm's technology while refusing to pay for it," Don Rosenberg, executive vice president and general counsel of Qualcomm, said in a statement given to CNBC.
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Las Vegas police are searching for a woman they say killed a nail salon worker with a stolen car after refusing to pay for her $35 manicure on Saturday.
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It doesn't make sense to Jessica, whose grandmother, her sole caretaker, started receiving death threats days after gang members killed Jessica's uncle for refusing to pay an extortion fee.
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The parents of an American hostage killed by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria in 2014 are speaking out against the U.S. policy of refusing to pay ransoms.
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In a complaint filed Monday in California, Shearer alleges that Vivendi has profited hugely from This is Spinal Tap while refusing to pay rightful revenues to the movie's creators.
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The restaurateur and father of Lady Gaga says he's refusing to pay because of unclean conditions and the increasing presence of homeless people, who he claims caused business losses.
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Baptiste accused Goguen of "sexually, physically, and emotionally" abusing her for more than 13 years and then refusing to pay her the $40 million agreed-upon settlement in full.
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The problem that is has set off "a row in the alliance," particularly among countries such as France, which is the only country so far refusing to pay more.
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Jermaine Jackson is hanging his estranged wife out to dry, financially speaking ... refusing to pay her a cent of spousal support ... according to new docs she's filed in court.
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It's been six months since the Japanese government axed Zaha Hadid's 20123 Olympic Stadium, and now, The Telegraph reports, the Japan Sport Council is refusing to pay her for it.
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It's been six months since the Japanese government axed Zaha Hadid's 2020 Olympic Stadium, and now, The Telegraph reports, the Japan Sport Council is refusing to pay her for it.
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What about Mr Trump's reputation for refusing to pay contractors in full after they install marble in his hotels, or design his latest golf course, Mrs Clinton demanded to know?
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He said that clients have been requesting guidance on how newly wealthy young people ought to handle social situations — including delicately refusing to pay for everyone's meals on nights out.
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According to law enforcement sources ... Lions LB Trevor Bates was arrested around 3 AM Saturday morning at a Hampton Inn in Queens, NY for refusing to pay his cab fare.
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When is, say, Sean Hannity getting on his program every night and yelling about how Congress and the American people are refusing to pay for healthcare for sick Vietnam vets?
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"He built his career on refusing to pay workers, plumbers painters, glass installers and marble installers, people who did work for him and he refused to pay them," she said.
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After sitting in the floor area anyway, Desmond was violently arrested and charged for defrauding the government of Nova Scotia for refusing to pay the tax difference between both tickets.
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The winner of "RuPaul&aposs Drag Race UK" accused "The X Factor" of refusing to pay drag queen performers, but the accusation turned out to be a paperwork mix-up.
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And Ms. Le Pen is defiantly refusing to pay back nearly 300,000 euros to the European Parliament that an investigation found were illegally used to pay her party staff members.
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In the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, Apple accused Qualcomm of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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But the fight against Italy's four big Mafia groups also has a vast unofficial component: of businesspeople publicly refusing to pay for protection, investigative journalists and, above all, civil-society movements.
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Simply put, corporations have been raking in record profits thanks to the hard work of millions of Americans while refusing to pay them the living wage they have earned and deserve.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit accusing Major League Baseball's 30 teams of conspiring not to poach each other's scouts and refusing to pay them overtime.
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Given this context, his night in jail, in 1846, for refusing to pay taxes to a slavery-supporting government was a less sensational event than history has tried to make it.
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Fashion retailer Primark and fast food chain Burger King are among the UK businesses that are refusing to pay rent, asking landlords to help counter the effects of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Dr. Laura Hirshbein, associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Michigan, said she's dismayed but not surprised that insurance companies are often refusing to pay to treat women with sexual problems.
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The social credit system is designed to place various hardships on citizens who've committed one of a variety of violations like spreading false information about terrorism or refusing to pay a debt.
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But the dangers only hit home when her uncle was shot by a teenage boy and girl under the direction of the Barrio 18 gang after refusing to pay an extortion fee.
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A$AP Rocky is refusing to pay his old landlord a dime for "damage" done to his Soho apartment ... because he says the landlord owes HIM dough, and should be more grateful.
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Subrata Roy, chairman of Sahara Group, has been embroiled in a scandal in India and was sent to jail in 2014 for refusing to pay billions of dollars back to bond investors.
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You will never convince me that core to Steve Jobs's genius is building Apple while disavowing his daughter for many years and refusing to pay child support when he was a millionaire.
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It helps explain why Trump has such a long and rich history of defrauding investors, refusing to pay contractors, using his charitable foundation as a piggybank, and declaring bankruptcy to escape debt.
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A Garabulli resident, who also confirmed the deaths, said the clashes had erupted following a dispute in a shop between locals and a member of the armed group who was refusing to pay.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A Berlin court rejected on Friday a legal complaint filed by German publishers which said Google was abusing its market power by refusing to pay them for displaying newspaper articles online.
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"This regulation is 10 years old but still there is a history of airlines refusing to pay out when first asked, but the rules are clear and persistence can pay off," Clarke added.
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In the US, Debt Collective—a remnant of the Occupy Wall Street movement—has helped thousands of debtors organize and go on strike, refusing to pay back over $182 million in student debt.
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Why it matters: Some states and health insurers are charging people higher out-of-pocket costs or refusing to pay claims if they determine after the fact that an ER visit was unnecessary.
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The Bundys are the sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who attracted national attention for a similar dispute in 2014 over refusing to pay grazing fees for his cattle on federal land.
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For months, families have lived in tents and trailers framed by a towering fence in Colorado City, after they were evicted from the homes where they lived for refusing to pay property taxes.
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Some officials, however, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid angering Mr. Noor and his allies, suggested that the trucks were stopped because they were refusing to pay Mr. Noor's men a cut.
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It has agreed to pay close to $4 million in back wages over the last decade for failing to pay the required wage rate and refusing to pay workers for all hours worked.
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Upset with her boyfriend for refusing to pay for her return flight to New York, the criminal complaint alleges Wolfe and her boyfriend argued, leading him to put a hold on his credit card.
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In the early 1990s, Liberia's biggest importer, Lebanese-owned AJA, sued Cigna, an American insurer, in the federal court in Philadelphia for refusing to pay out over property damage incurred during Liberia's civil war.
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"We are gratified that courts all over the world are rejecting Apple's strategy of refusing to pay for the use of our IP." In a statement, Apple said it was disappointed with the outcome.
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"We are gratified that courts all over the world are rejecting Apple's strategy of refusing to pay for the use of our IP." In a statement, Apple said it was disappointed with the outcome.
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To the Editor: Anthem's tactic of refusing to pay emergency room bills in certain cases is portrayed as an effort to influence patient behavior and avoid the most costly medical setting for minor ailments.
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A bill now awaiting action by Governor Gavin Newsom would punish companies that attempt to stall arbitration by refusing to pay the fees required to launch and maintain cases filed by employees and consumers.
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The rampage included the shooting of two shop owners from a popular crafts market who were reportedly killed after refusing to pay protection money, the storming of local nightclubs by gunmen, and several beheadings.
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Yasiel Puig was underwater at his Miami mansion when his refrigerator went on the fritz, but he says his insurance company's giving him the high hard one -- refusing to pay up, according to a lawsuit.
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The only problem, as a depressing study published Thursday in Open Forum Infectious Diseases highlights, is that private insurance companies and even public payers like Medicaid and Medicare are still refusing to pay for it.
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With Mexico refusing to pay, Trump has said since taking office in January that the wall will initially need U.S. funding but that he will find a way to make Mexico ultimately pay for it.
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We hire migrants for low-wage jobs, paying them less than minimum wage and refusing to pay overtime rates and standard benefits — while at the same time refusing them the basic dignity of human equality.
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Refusing to pay a mordida, or bribe, to the government (as is common in Mexico), they spent the next five months hosting pop-ups in restaurants around town while continuing to submit, and resubmit, paperwork.
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After learning that Apple's suppliers were refusing to pay up, Qualcomm had to lower its revenue guidance for the quarter, and similar dips could show up each coming segment until this legal battle is played out.
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The rapper Kanye West filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday accusing several insurance companies of refusing to pay out at least $9.8 million in claims he sought after abruptly canceling the remainder of his 2016 tour.
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Seeking to regain the initiative, he has recently waged a crackdown on Hamas, cutting salaries due to them from the Palestinian Authority and refusing to pay for electricity in the militant group's power base in Gaza.
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Uber has been accused of refusing to pay the legal fees required to initiate settlement of those claims, and attorneys for one group of drivers have asked a judge to compel Uber to pay those fees.
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Last year, a Texas man named Paul Aker was arrested by U.S. Marshalls for refusing to pay a $221,210 federal student loan he took out 22016 years ago and refusing to appear for his court hearing.
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Indeed, Judge Griesa curiously phrased the battle in ethical terms, calling Argentina "immoral" for refusing to pay and even holding the country in contempt of court for refusing to repay the hedge funds and other debt holders.
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In particular, it said Japan had spoken about the need to reach an understanding with Russians living on the islands about their transfer to Japanese control, and about Moscow refusing to pay compensation for "occupying" the islands.
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New Brunswick is pursuing a resident all the way to the Supreme Court for refusing to pay a fine of C$292.50 ($220) when he was caught bringing in beer and wine he had purchased in Quebec.
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Before then, they had shared art, writing, Confucianism and Buddhism but otherwise stood apart, albeit sometimes a tad sullenly, with most Japanese rulers refusing to pay tribute to Chinese emperors in the manner expected of other neighbours.
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With taxpayers and politicians in many cities refusing to pay - or at least to pay as much as NFL owners want - actually moving to Los Angeles may now be a better business than threatening to move there.
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Ammon Bundy and his brother, Ryan, are the sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who was at the center of a dispute in 2014 over refusing to pay grazing fees for his cattle on federal land.
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With taxpayers and politicians in many cities refusing to pay – or at least to pay as much as NFL owners want – actually moving to Los Angeles may now be a better business than threatening to move there.
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FYI, Candace -- who's in the middle of a nasty divorce with Terrell -- claimed the Baltimore Ravens star is refusing to pay for clothes for their 2 young kids and forces them to go to school without lunch money.
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Trey Johnson, a former Villanova defensive back who is playing in the Canadian Football League, is suing the N.C.A.A. and many of its member schools, accusing them of violating minimum-wage laws by refusing to pay their athletes.
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Most of the scooters the firm has impounded in San Diego are from Bird and Lime, but those companies are refusing to pay to retrieve their vehicles and are fighting ScootScoop in court through their lawsuits, Borelli said.
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It's tough to have sympathy for someone who voluntarily worked for a notoriously disloyal and self-dealing family, with a long-standing reputation of allegedly refusing to pay workers and doing whatever necessary to maintain power and status.
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He has never really been much of a party loyalist anyway — during the midterm elections in 2018, he angered officials from the House Republicans' campaign arm by refusing to pay his annual dues, according to a Republican official.
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Beyond adopting compliance programs, companies will have to adopt a "tougher posture" with government officials - not only refusing to pay bribes but reporting corrupt officials and taking legal action against them, said Renato Portella, another partner at Mattos Filho.
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Qualcomm has been a supplier of components to Apple for years but the relationship took a bad turn earlier this year when Apple accused Qualcomm of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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More than half of online users get their news from Facebook and other social media platforms, refusing to pay for news and using ad-blocking, which hurts publishers' revenue, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) said.
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Whether drawing in punters through "affiliated" betting tipsters who drum up business through Twitter, or refusing to pay out to persistent winners, betting firms are adept at exploiting the grey areas in regulation to ensure the house always wins.
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"The absence of certain products on shelves is an indicator of tensions between some large retailers and their suppliers," the Cniel said in its report, noting that many retailers were refusing to pay the increased market price for butter.
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"Douglas Elliman is currently working on hundreds of current rental transactions in which potential tenants are now threatening not to close the transactions and are refusing to pay commissions," wrote Hal D. Gavzie, the company's executive manager of leasing.
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Bates, 25, was arrested early Saturday morning after allegedly refusing to pay a taxi fare, and then struck and cut the face of a sergeant while being processed at the precinct, requiring three stitches and causing a mild concussion.
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Doepfner, whose company has taken Google to court for refusing to pay newspaper publishers for displaying their content online, praised Facebook's Instant Articles feature, which displays publishers' news articles within the Facebook mobile app, with their permission and sharing the benefits.
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One day when she was older, her mother said that a gang called the Mara Salvatrucha, also known as MS-13, had killed her father for refusing to pay a tax on a deli that he operated out of the house.
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Vera tells me there are always new sexcam studios opening, many with the sole purpose of exploiting vulnerable women; they promise lucrative contracts before either refusing to pay their models or shutting up shop, rebranding, and reopening in a different location.
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Last April, Mr. Kathrada called on Mr. Zuma to resign, after the country's highest court found that the South African president had violated his oath of office by refusing to pay back public money spent on renovations to his rural home.
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Missing Friday's payment may be seen as similar to Argentina's 22020 default that was caused by a judge blocking an interest payment to holders of debt that was restructured in 2002, rather than Argentina refusing to pay or not having funds.
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While the opioid crisis continues to kill tens of thousands of people each year, a common hurdle to preventing these deaths seems to be insurers refusing to pay for the type of treatment that we know has the best chance of working.
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The Emmy Award-winning Babe and L.A. Confidential actor James Cromwell has been sentenced to seven days of jail time at Orange County Jail, after refusing to pay a $375 fine related to his arrest at a protest in Wawayanda, New York.
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Although both Finicum and the Bureau of Land Management described their previous relationship as positive, Finicum then decided to defy them himself, the newspaper reported, refusing to pay grazing fees or heed federal restrictions on when and where his cattle could graze.
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For the second straight year, baseball free agency is moving at a snail's pace as a new crop of risk-averse general managers are refusing to pay players for past results and are increasingly embracing the rebuild (it's not "tanking" but it's close).
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In an adversary proceeding complaint filed on Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, Venoco liquidation trustee Eugene Davis demanded inverse condemnation damages from California for refusing to pay rent despite continuing to use the company's Ellwood Onshore Facility near Santa Barbara.
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In a response, the USWNT said the numbers were "utterly false," which was backed up by the U.S. men's team on Tuesday, which also accused the U.S. Soccer Federation of refusing to pay national team players a fair share of generated revenue.
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"I think that this ruling calls into question any contract anyone has with the state of Illinois," she said, adding that it means the state could hold service providers and vendors accountable for their part of a contract while refusing to pay them.
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On Thursday, South Africa's highest court ruled that Mr. Zuma had violated the Constitution by refusing to pay back some of the millions of dollars in public funds spent on the improvements, saying he flouted laws meant to safeguard the country's young democracy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A court in Berlin on Tuesday said it was referring to the European Court of Justice a dispute in which German publishers are accusing Google of abusing its market power by refusing to pay them for displaying newspaper articles online.
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For those Bostonians old enough to remember, the trade evoked memories of letting Carlton Fisk walk away in free agency after the 2120 season; of refusing to pay Roger Clemens and Mo Vaughn in the 22018s; and of trading Nomar Garciaparra in 22013.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Turkey's offensive on Kurdish-led forces in Syria has left its European allies incensed and fearing new jihadist militancy, but they are scrambling to form a coherent response beyond refusing to pay for any new humanitarian crisis on their doorstep.
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A legal recruitment group on Tuesday sued Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Massachusetts federal court, accusing the law firm of using its services to recruit a rainmaker for its mergers and acquisitions practice but then refusing to pay its more than $2.5 million fee.
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This, of course, is why Bundy lets his cows graze on federal land that is technically reserved for a species of tortoise, while also refusing to pay the $1.2 million in grazing fees he owes the government because he doesn't believe the fees are valid.
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Her husband, Elkin, had been abducted by the FARC's 45th Front in the Tolima region of central Colombia after refusing to pay a revolutionary tax or hand their six-year-old son to the Marxist rebels to become part of the armed group, Yeimy said.
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While Trump's phony populism is discredited by revelations about former workers he cheated by refusing to pay them, former students at Trump University suing him for defrauding them and investigations of financial irregularities at the Trump Foundation whose leading beneficiary appears to be Trump, Sen.
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Trey Johnson, who went on to play professionally for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Denver Broncos and now plays for the Canadian Football League, seeks to hold the NCAA and its member schools accountable for refusing to pay student athletes, according to a released statement.
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The authors also noted: "Emergency medical transport in an ambulance can easily exceed over a thousand dollars, usually with great surprise to the patient — and with insurance often only partially covering the expense or outright refusing to pay for transport deemed not medically necessary."
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Earlier this month, I told you about 12,123 Uber drivers who went to federal court with claims that Uber, after litigating for years to force drivers to pursue wage-and-hour claims in individual arbitration, was refusing to pay the requisite fees to launch their cases.
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Whether it was delayed shipments from the West Coast port strikes in the first half, sluggish sales of cold-weather apparel during the unseasonably warm winter months, or consumers refusing to pay full price for clothing, specialty apparel and department stores bore the brunt of the bruising.
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The Trump administration is refusing to pay more than $300 million in federal funds California sought to repair the Oroville Dam, which suffered a spillway crisis in 2017 after heavy rains that led to nearly 200,000 residents getting evacuated downstream from the nation's tallest earthen dam.
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But only if Mr. Trump gets serious enough to buck members of his own party in both Congress and the White House — many of whom favor the Republican tradition of paying lip service to the need for public works projects while refusing to pay for them.
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In a police complaint filed in November, Betz Fernandez, owner of the Roxel Inn in Bangalore, said Oyo owed him $49,000 and acted with "intention to cheat and cause wrongful loss" by charging him for nonexistent guests and refusing to pay the contracted minimum monthly payment.
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Cliven Bundy first commandeered the media spotlight by refusing to pay huge sums of grazing fees he owed to the federal government accrued over decades of nonpayment, and by trespassing his cattle on public lands closed to grazing to protect the habitat of the endangered desert tortoise.
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A federal judge on Tuesday stayed a lawsuit claiming a large hospital system broke the law by refusing to pay for a transgender nurse's sex reassignment surgery, saying she would wait for the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether federal law barring sex discrimination applies to transgender people.
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"We expect this new federal law will spark a rise in both insurers refusing to pay medical bills and medical bankruptcies, both of which have fallen since 2010,when the health law went into effect," said Frederick Isasi, executive director of Families USA, a left-leaning advocacy organization.
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"I think it's embarrassing and absurd to work for a company that puts such an emphasis on this idea that all of us are in it together, all of us are a family, and then refusing to pay out PTO, paid time off, except where it's law," Fitzgerald said.
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The production also included nigh-incomprehensible footnotes, like Wiseau's decision to build a fully functional private bathroom for himself on set while refusing to pay for air conditioning or allow cast members to have water bottles during filming — which resulted in one cast member collapsing on a hot day.
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Preethi turned to her presentation, starting to talk about Nangeli, a Cherthala woman, who 200 years ago rebelled against a societal practice of making lower-caste people walk around without covering their upper body by refusing to pay what was known as a "breast tax" when she decided to cover herself.
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Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond After a former subordinate accused Alphabet Chief Legal Officer David Drummond in a blog post of philandering and refusing to pay child support for the son they had while they were together, Drummond called himself "far from perfect" in a statement addressing her claims.
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In a filing on Monday in federal court in Los Angeles, where Grant & Eisenhofer is suing Beverly Brown, the firm said its former client was seeking to "add insult to injury" by now seeking to cap its fee at $7.75 million after previously refusing to pay the firm at all.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), the only senator so far who has officially announced an exploratory committee for a presidential run, reminded her followers that Trump refusing to pay workers at federal law enforcement agencies including the Transportation Security Administration, the Coast Guard, and other agencies wasn't exactly keeping the country safe.
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Lawyers for Weinstein, in a countersuit against Chubb, which is refusing to pay for Weinstein's defense against the cases, said that Weinstein has paid a group of Chubb insurers more than $1 million dollars in premiums for coverage designed to protect against "a wide variety of liability claims," according to the document.
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Although that argument was rejected by a California court, producers still routinely flout regulations, ignoring existing laws requiring condoms and refusing to pay for the semi-monthly testing the industry mandates, said Dr. Jeffrey Klausner, a Los Angeles physician who has served as an expert witness in several Cal/OSHA cases against producers.
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And Hon Hai Precision Industry Co, Pegatron Corp, Wistron Corp, Compal Electronics * Qualcomm Inc says complaint filed for breaching license agreements, other commitments with co and "refusing to pay" for use of co's licensed technologies * Says "our license agreements with Apple's manufacturers remain valid and enforceable" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"I think it is embarrassing and absurd to work for a company that puts such an emphasis on this idea of all of us in it together, all of us as a family, and then refusing to pay out P.T.O. — paid time off — except where it's law," Isaac Fitzgerald, a co-host, said.
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But there's a big difference between tax evasion — illegally refusing to pay taxes you owe, and then taking advantage of secret accounts to try to hide the money and get away with it — and tax avoidance, which is hiring clever people to help you find and exploit legal loopholes to minimize your tax bill.
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But there's a big difference between tax evasion — illegally refusing to pay taxes that you owe, and then taking advantage of secret accounts to try to hide the money and get away with it — and tax avoidance, which is hiring clever people to help you find and exploit legal loopholes to minimize your tax bill.
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The underlying argument in support of these mandatory fees is the greater common good; the specific rationale in the labor context is that the presence of free riders, who enjoy the benefits of having a union while refusing to pay for the bargaining efforts that won them, is a threat to peace in the workplace.
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Patriotic Americans mobilizing to protect marginalized communities from verbal or physical or other attack, Americans divesting from the financial industries that rob middle America, Americans refusing to pay taxes that militarize our main streets or support the killing of innocents overseas, and Americans shutting down fossil fuel pipelines before they further threaten health and habitat.
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The appellate panel – Judges William Pryor and Beverly Martin and U.S. District Judge James Hall of Augusta, Georgia, sitting by designation – agreed with the company that Judge Moreno had been too quick to conclude Acosta was acting in bad faith when it shut down its employees' arbitrations by refusing to pay its AAA bills.
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Pundits still disagree over whether there was an overarching strategy -- to deliberately precipitate a fiscal crisis that would lead to smaller government, or a naive belief that tax cuts pay for themselves -- but whatever the reasoning, Reagan's deficits were unprecedented, and set us on our long-term path of refusing to pay for the government we actually want.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's presidential campaign is reportedly refusing to pay some of veteran Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio's expenses.
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And whether or not he's still under SEC investigation, he still has two legal battles coming up, including one with the former employee who has accused Rothenberg of "wrongfully and capriciously" refusing to pay his Amex debt, which he says he ran up at Rothenberg's direction, including to pay day-to-day expenses incurred by the firm.
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But Hall's former personal assistant Tommy McKissock says the accusations surfacing on Twitter are just some examples of bad behavior Hall exhibited throughout McKissock's tenure, which allegedly included making anti-black statements, failing or refusing to pay the people he employed, and sexual harassment, as recounted in a copy of a 2018 legal complaint McKissock has been distributing online, which has been verified by Insider.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit by Rema Dawson-Murdock claiming National Counseling Group Inc (NCG) violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) by failing to tell her husband he was no longer eligible for life insurance benefits when he became a part-time employee, and refusing to pay out a claim she filed after he died in 2016.
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We are gratified that courts all over the world are rejecting Apple's strategy of refusing to pay for the use of our IP. The iPhone models involved in the patent suit are iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 8, 13 Plus and X, which were found to infringe two Qualcomm patents, U.S. Patent No. 8,838,949 ("flashless booting"), and U.S. Patent No. 9,535,490 (data management between the applications processor and the modem); and the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X which were found to infringe Qualcomm's U.S. Patent No. 8,633,936 (high performance rich visual graphics with power management).
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Read more:An Italian youth football team plans to wear blackface as an anti-racism gesture, and it has the support of the Italian FAA British soccer club is refusing to pay for a player who died shortly after a transfer, and it could now be barred from further signingsChris Smalling says football organizations are finally listening to players who have been racially abused, but Italy's latest horror show suggests otherwiseArsenal captain Granit Xhaka says fans threatened to break his legs, told him to kill his wife, and wished his 'daughter gets cancer'
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Read more:A stalker who sent a pictures of underage girls and a photo of a coffin to an Italian footballer and his family has been jailedA Romanian TV-show host has been accused of 'extreme racism' after saying on air that Serena Williams looks 'like one of those monkeys at the zoo'An Italian youth football team plans to wear blackface as an anti-racism gesture, and it has the support of the Italian FAA British soccer club is refusing to pay for a player who died shortly after a transfer, and it could now be barred from further signings
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Read more:An Everton FC player's ankle was bent almost 180 degrees and looked so horrific it made the opposition cryAn 18-year-old scored 3 goals for Real Madrid, emphasizing why everybody's calling him the next big thing in Brazilian footballA stalker who sent a pictures of underage girls and a photo of a coffin to an Italian footballer and his family has been jailedCristiano Ronaldo was Juventus' worst player, had a goal stolen by a teammate, and left the pitch subbed off and frustrated in another underwhelming Champions League performanceA British soccer club is refusing to pay for a player who died shortly after a transfer, and it could now be barred from further signings
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