Or how about Zenefits' string of extensive lawsuits and fines over insurance regulatory violations, leading to a CEO change and a renewed focus on regulatory scrutiny.
If a bill is not approved, plaintiffs will be able to proceed with broad-reaching discovery requests, which could lead to disclosure of information that would provide the basis for more extensive lawsuits.
— It may take years, but Penn State, its administrators and possibly even the former coach Joe Paterno could be the targets of civil lawsuits seeking extensive monetary damages once the criminal case against a former assistant coach is concluded, trial lawyers with experience in similar cases said Friday.
Page B1 MAJOR BANKS FACE LAWSUIT Citing extensive abuses of troubled borrowers across Massachusetts, the state's attorney general sued the nation's five largest mortgage lenders, seeking relief for consumers hurt by what she called deceptive business practices.
Now, many are asking whether his latest scandal, over a lawsuit alleging extensive and protracted sexual harassment of the former Fox & Friends anchor Gretchen Carlson, will be the end of his career.
"Margaret" was shot in 2005; disputes over the editing resulted in extensive delays, even a lawsuit, and when a compromise was ultimately reached, its distributor, Fox Searchlight, dumped it unceremoniously in one New York theatre for two weeks with little or no advertising.
Many lawsuits require extensive "discovery", which can mean sifting through nearly every e-mail your opponent has ever sent in search of one that sounds incriminating.
Mr. McKeon said that the law firm had "extensive experience involving Indian lawsuits" and that its choice was approved by both Mr. McCall and Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer, also a Democrat.
The lawsuit goes into extensive detail describing how, it says, Lord Black misled the company.
But the group maintains that the other records sought by the Justice Department are more extensive and irrelevant to the lawsuit.
