Sentence examples for eventual plaintiffs from inspiring English sources
She was among three eventual plaintiffs.
A plaintiff's lawyer would take the case in exchange for a percentage of the eventual winnings, and the plaintiffs would bear few to no out-of-pocket expenses.
It seems that both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush appear to have worn out their welcome with some voters, as candidates and plaintiffs, if not as eventual leaders of the free world.
The next year, a federal judge in Manhattan ruled in the city's favor, concluding that the plaintiffs' rights were protected by the eventual forfeiture proceeding.
But plaintiffs are now bound by the eventual settlement and may not sue on their own once the original period for opting out has passed.
An eventual spinoff of Kraft would (probably) protect the food profits from the tobacco plaintiffs.
By being designated the lead plaintiff, the law firm stood to reap a larger share of any eventual lawyers' fees.
Lenders might provide money and receive a certain percentage of any eventual outcomes; better still, let their loans become added onto the retainer agreement subject to review by the plaintiff's attorney - that would end all the hijinks in a hurry.
Plaintiffs willingly agreed.
The plaintiffs strenuously objected.
