Sentence examples for filed damage from inspiring English sources

Between 1980 and 1986, personal-injury lawyers filed damage claims valued at more than $3.5 billion against doctors and manufacturers.

Since then, thimerosal has been dropped from the vaccines routinely administered to infants in America, but the issue remains important because thousands of parents whose children had previously received mercury-containing vaccines have filed damage claims or lawsuits alleging harm.

Across Florida, a total of 3,897 people filed damage claims after receiving damage from the hurricane, 80% of them in the Miami area.

But prosecutors in Sweden have yet to formally approve charges or dismiss the case eight weeks after the complaints against Mr. Assange were filed, damaging his quest for a secure base for himself and WikiLeaks.

Owners of homes that were less seriously damaged have until this Friday to file damage reports to the Department of Finance, and their homes will also be inspected, according to Lauren Passalacqua, a spokeswoman for the mayor's office.

The committee assisted in filing damage claims caused by the cyclone.

According to a report from the Insurance Bureau of Canada, insured damage amounts were estimated at $56 million (2008 CAD), and up to 16,000 insurance claims were filed for damage to homes and automobiles.

Earlier this month the European Union's executive commission filed a damage suit in federal court in New York against the Philip Morris Company and the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.

The Bank of America Corporation said yesterday that it had filed for damages against former officials and auditors at Parmalat, the collapsed Italian dairy company, at a court hearing in Milan.

In the United States, private class-action suits have already been filed seeking damages for companies that purchased flat-panel screens, and for consumers who bought flat-panel-equipped products.

Japan's public broadcaster, NHK, is in a spot of toraburu with a disgruntled viewer who has filed a damages lawsuit against the company for the "mental distress" caused by its excessive use of words derived from English.