The best examples are goods tailored to meet customer-specific demands, such as bespoke suits and haircuts.
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Lawyers tend to file such suits as soon as a deal is announced and then wait to see if the price rises.
Trial courts in the Fifth, Second and Ninth Circuits have rejected such suits as attempts to use the court system to achieve regulatory goals better handled by the legislature.
Lately, companies such as STEC have been improving solid-state memory so that it better suits larger scale equipment such as PCs and servers--Seagate's sweet spot.
By doing that, he argues, plaintiffs avoid roadblocks that Congress enacted under an act designed to limit securities suits, such as limiting pretrial discovery searches.
Snipers got custom-made suits, such as the sinister, mummer-like British coats on display here, but mass-produced infantry camouflage had to wait until advances in textile printing.
And the hurricane has hit him in specific ways, with the Thursday poll and others giving him lower marks than before on his traditional strong suits, such as tough leadership and ability to handle a crisis.
This suits multinational customers such as Morgan Stanley, Coca-Cola, Interpol and Danish shipper Maersk, but Equant's reach makes its service about 10% to 15% pricier than its rivals'.
The museum-worthy pieces include couture gowns and suits from French fashion greats such as Chanel, Dior and Yves Saint Laurent.
One of the main aims of the 5x60 project is to encourage children who do not enjoy traditional sports such as rugby, to find an activity that suits them.
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Nine times out of 10, any movie that squeezes "Beverly Hills" into its moniker focuses on such forcefully humorous sights as poodles wearing designer dog suits and preschoolers getting expensive facials just beyond those forbidding hedges.
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Boarding the jet in her now-famous body suit (inspired by the compression suits used by human athletes such as Aussie hurdler Sally Pearson), Black Caviar -- who is affectionately known as "Nelly" -- was accompanied on the flight by her personal track rider and veterinary surgeon to make sure she remained relaxed during transit.
Perhaps the reason is that as AG he was basically immune from such suits even after he left office.
Besides the large retailers' litigation, other merchants filed their own suits, including small-business owners such as doctors and bakeries.
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Mobility from class-action suits, and siding with liberals in such areas as individual liberties.
Already, even with American unemployment at record post-war lows and the economy steaming ahead, industries such as steel and memory chips have resorted to anti-dumping suits to protect themselves against imports.
And there is no guarantee that a deal which suits countries whose economies really are developing, such as Mexico or Brazil, will find favour with those that bear the label "developing" but in reality are anything but.
It suits their diplomatic, economic, military and intelligence interests, just as such a capability in potentially unfriendly hands can be a threat to ours.
Lawyers have seized upon the fuzzy definitions to win millions of dollars in settlements and fees by forming suits on behalf of white-collar employees most would traditionally consider exempt from overtime, such as stockbrokers and store managers.
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