Following this, suit manufactures were given time to adjust their various products which had not been initially approved. In June 2009, FINA ruled on these, and subsequently was forced into backing off the suit restrictions it had named in March presumably on fear of suit (although FINA still was sued by some manufacturers, such as TYR).
Following this, swimwear makers were allowed time to adjust their products that hadn't been initially cleared. In June 2009, FINA made a ruling on these, and subsequently had to ease up on the suit restrictions it had put in place in March, presumably due to concerns about being sued (although FINA was still sued by some manufacturers, such as TYR).