Sentence examples for facing potential lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Facing potential lawsuits by the federal government, developers and landlords in New York City may need to spend tens of millions of dollars to renovate more than 100,000 apartments built since 1991 to comply with federal housing laws barring discrimination against tenants who use wheelchairs, real estate industry officials say.

The investigation could throw the school's community into turmoil, with dozens of families facing potential lawsuits by the attorney general's office, which under a District law passed in 2011 can pursue monetary judgments against parents who violate the school district's residency rules.

It also received a slap from the Japanese government and is facing potential lawsuits from Chinese companies.

Ambac could have faced potential lawsuits from those policyholders.

Ownership was almost never recorded, so investors could face potential lawsuits from people claiming land as theirs.

But, when schools do too much, they face potential lawsuits from accused students for violating, among other things, Title IX.

Officials in three Florida counties have confirmed that they are facing potential Justice Department lawsuits charging voting rights violations.

The Seattle company is facing a potential lawsuit by the FTC on the matter and is prepared to go to court to defend itself, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cited a proposed complaint as well as a letter from Amazon to the FTC.

It also faces potential liabilities from class action lawsuits in the United States, Canada and other countries.

They face potential criminal charges as well.

Renault also face potential difficulties.