Sentence examples for customer lawsuits from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the legal investigations may qualify, or shareholder or customer lawsuits.
The scam has left one of the world's largest carmakers facing fines of $US18bn for breaching environmental standards in the United States, and numerous customer lawsuits.
So far, assessments of Wall Street's vulnerability to customer lawsuits have focused on cases brought by individuals who bought stocks based on recommendations made by Henry Blodget or other Merrill Lynch analysts.
When it comes to the securities industry there are few certainties, but here's one: Soon there will be a massive increase in customer lawsuits against firms and brokers.
But the ISPs got something in return: The new law makes it easier for AOL Time Warner, Comcast, Microsoft 's MSN unit, United Online and the rest of the nation's 3,000 Internet service providers to volunteer subscriber information to government officials without worrying about customer lawsuits.
Of course, along with this status as a popular product being pushed by financial services professionals (in large part related to the fees earned by such promoters) comes increasing numbers of customer lawsuits alleging fraud, forgery, and the panoply of such litigation.
The cases led to settlements over sales and accounting practices with insurers including American International and Travelers, and brokers including Aon and Willis Group Holdings, all named in the customer lawsuit.
Marsh & McLennan, the world's largest insurance broker, won dismissal yesterday of almost all of a customer lawsuit that accused the company of colluding with insurers to fix prices.
I sure as hell don't want a disgruntled, unhappy stockbroker servicing my needs — and the ramifications to the employing brokerage firm for forcing such a person to remain employed may be quite negative in the event of a customer lawsuit.
I sure as hell don't want a disgruntled, unhappy stockbroker servicing my needs -- and the ramifications to the employing brokerage firm for forcing such a person to remain employed may be quite negative in the event of a customer lawsuit.
A bankruptcy trustee on Wednesday joined customers' lawsuits against Mr. Corzine, and regulators are still considering civil enforcement actions, which could cost him millions of dollars or ban him from working on Wall Street.
