Sentence examples for both plaintiff from inspiring English sources

Armed with this information, lawyers for both plaintiff and defendant can assess arbitrators' fitness for a case.

Under civil law the adversary system works similarly, except that both plaintiff and respondent must prepare their own cases, usually through privately engaged attorneys.

And so both plaintiff and defendant plan to submit motions tomorrow asking Judge Leonard S. Sachar to overturn the verdict or order a new trial.

At 52, Mr. Jackson is leading a 150-mile march from Manhattan to Albany to dramatize the lawsuit in which he is both plaintiff and progenitor.

It is unclear how strong the new legal cases will prove to be, said Samuel Issacharoff, a professor at Columbia Law School who has worked with both plaintiff and defense lawyers.

I believe that it is common journalistic practice to name both plaintiff and defendant in a civil suit -- which has now been filed -- and I am surprised that The Times and other mainstream media are not doing so.

Every time the case is scheduled, both the plaintiff and defendant feel obliged to go to court.

(Both plaintiffs declined to comment, citing ongoing settlement discussions).

Both plaintiffs and defendants usually represent themselves because recoverable costs are severely restricted.

Lawyers for both plaintiffs and defendants did not return phone calls.

But the odds against their success are much steeper now, according to both plaintiffs and defense lawyers.