Sentence examples for draft lawsuit from inspiring English sources

Noting the loss of five out of eight school aides employed by Public School 36 in Harlem, where 68 percent of the students live in poverty, the draft lawsuit says, "This is not a neighborhood of well-heeled parents who can fund-raise to make up the budget shortfalls".

The allegations made in the drug indictment, unsealed on June 2008, seem to come from two sources: a 2002 draft lawsuit by Roman James, the lead contractor who oversaw the building of the playrooms under Nicholas' house, and another draft suit by Kenji Kato, who worked various jobs for Nicholas from 1999 to 2006 and who claims he arranged many of the billionaire's parties.

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Baker v. Nelson probably would not control a more carefully drafted lawsuit like that, and the dangers associated with such a lawsuit might be somewhat more contained (though there would still be serious questions about whether it represents the right approach).

And Mr. Brown is the man he has put in charge of his Investment Protection Bureau, managing the investigation day to day and drafting lawsuits against some of the biggest names in the fund industry.

"This is a terrible day in New York's history," said Alan B. Lubin, vice president of the New York State United Teachers, one of the groups that helped draft the lawsuit.

Noting that the World Trade Center families were being paid to prevent lawsuits against the airlines, she drafted a lawsuit of her own -- against the United States government.

And even as Mr. Freeh agreed to mediation in recent weeks, his lawyers drafted a lawsuit against Mr. Corzine, just in case.

After JPMorgan recently resisted a settlement with the nation's commodities trading regulator, the people briefed on the matter said, the agency began drafting a lawsuit connected to the bank's multibillion-dollar "London whale" trading loss last year.

In a brief conversation, Mr. Lowy reportedly said that he was drafting a lawsuit in which Mr. Cipel would allege that Mr. McGreevey had sexually harassed and assaulted him over the course of his employment by the state and sought to silence him by arranging jobs, with the state and in the private sector.