Sentence examples for drafting a lawsuit from inspiring English sources

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.

Reporters "confirmed" last week Trump was "drafting" a "lawsuit" against NYT.

Trump's response: A day after the account was published, CNN reported that Trump's campaign was drafting a lawsuit against the paper.

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

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.

Without direct effective enforcement power, the commission is forced to take this aggressive stance, laying out their allegations in much the same way that a plaintiff drafts a lawsuit.

Her lawyers are still apparently in the process of drafting up a lawsuit.

And the trading commission drafted a potential lawsuit.

Ms. Maguire was instrumental in drafting a plan to overhaul the division that was required as part of the settlement of a federal lawsuit last year.

After five drafts and a lawsuit, the Evans project merged with Michael Mann's "The Aviator".