Sentence examples for demanding lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Now, with victory, the way is open to work with lawyers on other more demanding lawsuits.

Gore and Hyatt's attorneys are demanding the lawsuit, which was filed under seal, be made public.

Last year, Justice Sheila Abdus-Salaam of New York State Supreme Court found that Street Beat broke a new law against frivolous and retaliatory lawsuits when it filed a lawsuit demanding $75 million in damages from the three advocacy groups.

In practice, it may satisfy no one — and many predict it will lead to more lawsuits demanding the inclusion of gay adults.

There is a fear that the social and economic rights established by the treaty could provoke lawsuits demanding that the government pay for these things.

It has since become apparent to the bank that it will not immediately get its money back, and J. P. Morgan has filed lawsuits demanding payment.

In 2012 and 2013 one Peruvian NGO, the Institute for the Legal Defence of the Environment and Sustainable Development, filed two lawsuits demanding that operations be banned there.

The problem is so widespread that it has prompted recent lawsuits demanding more outpatient treatment in states from New York to Idaho to California.

It's a novel idea indeed for attorneys general to file lawsuits demanding carbon dioxide reductions outside their jurisdictions (editorial, July 28).

Journalist Jason Leopold and the ACLU already have separate, active lawsuits demanding the document, both of which the Justice Department is vigorously opposing.

And the Brown report was begun at a moment when northern universities, along with banks and insurance companies, were threatened with class-action lawsuits demanding financial reparations for their connections with the 18th-century slave trade.