Sentence examples for lawsuit date from inspiring English sources

The origins of the lawsuit date to 1999 when Stephanie Odle was fired after complaining that she was discriminated against because of her sex.

In a class-action lawsuit dating back to 1996, dozens of families are suing U.C.L.A. over how the university handled remains.

Xerox announced March 27 that it had received approval to settle a securities lawsuit dating to 2000 and that it would take a $491 million charge related to the settlement.

In one internal JPMorgan e-mail cited in the lawsuit — dated June 2007, some 18 months before Madoff's arrest — a Chase investment officer told colleagues that he had heard of "a well-known cloud" over Madoff, including speculation that he was "part of a Ponzi scheme".

According to the Press Gazette, the libel lawsuit dates back to May, 2015 when the New Statesman contributing editor Laurie Penny shared an image of the women of World War Two memorial in central London with the graffiti message "F*** Tory Scum" emblazoned across it.

So when the Lewinsky scandal became public a year into his second term, as a result of his testimony in a sexual harassment lawsuit dating to his days as governor of Arkansas, even aides under few illusions about the president's weaknesses were dumbfounded.

The privacy lawsuit dates back to 2015 when the Belgium privacy watchdog brought a civil suit against Facebook for its near invisible tracking of non-users via social plug-ins and the like.

The ResCap RMBS were issued before the sub-prime mortgage crisis, and the lawsuit dates from 2008.

In a lawsuit dated Wednesday, the insurance company accuses the bank of knowing that the bundles of loans it was selling were very likely to go bad.

McGraw-Hill, the parent company of Moody's and Standard & Poor's, surged after news that the ratings agencies had settled lawsuits dating back to the financial crisis that accused them of concealing risky investments.

Because of an editing error, a news analysis article yesterday about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's efforts to resolve lawsuits dating from the Giuliani administration gave an incorrect spelling in some copies for the given name of a New York University School of Law professor who has filed such suits.