Sentence examples for Awaiting settlement from inspiring English sources

Appellant suggests that Justice Embry's general frustration with insurance companies reveals a disqualifying bias, but it is likely that many claimants have developed hostile feelings from the frustration in awaiting settlement of insurance claims.

The 4,000 would all be people who had been stranded in Malaysia already, awaiting settlement in third countries.Australia's government tried unsuccessfully to circumvent the court ruling with legislation of its own, but failed to win parliamentary support.

Defense attorneys are still scrutinizing thousands of convictions that might have been tainted by Rampart wrongdoing, and plaintiffs' attorneys are awaiting settlement decisions in a hundred and fifty lawsuits and claims against the city.

The changes that are afoot are not singularly driven by emerging technologies, there is also a clear erosion of confidence and insurance utility evidenced by the large share of claims in 2017 that were unpaid or are still in the queue awaiting settlement and third-party validation.

Tens of thousands of mainly female workers in such jobs, however, are still awaiting settlements for back pay.

The ruling permits New York officials to file a new lawsuit in state court against RD Legal Funding, which they say deceived emergency workers and former N.F.L. players awaiting settlements.

Vir tually all other demands await settlement.

The bank has been awaiting a settlement with the DoJ for years and McEwan said he was optimistic of achieving one this year.

A year later, "La Hamaca" is still being held by Sotheby's, awaiting a settlement between the competing claimants -- a familiar standoff for works of art from Cuba that were lost, abandoned or directly confiscated as Fidel Castro's government took control.

So, whether you are a plaintiff involved in a lawsuit and need money while awaiting a settlement or an attorney in need of capital waiting to receive your contingency fee, legal funding can be a valuable solution to your cash flow problems.

According to James Walvin, who wrote Sugar: The World Corrupted From Slavery To Obesity, truly U.S. sugar "had to await the settlement and acquisition of Louisiana in the early years of the nineteenth century". At first, it was something only the wealthiest Americans could afford.