Sentence examples for lawsuit generated from inspiring English sources

Paul Kennerson, a lawyer for the swimmer whose 2004 lawsuit generated rulings to remove the seals, also suggested that the court fight was over.

The bank, according to Mr. Picard's lawsuit, generated handsome sums by allowing Mr. Madoff's brokerage firm to "funnel billions of dollars" through its account with JPMorgan, "disregarding its own anti-money laundering duties".

That landmark deal was viewed as a bargain for the league, considering the gravity of the injuries and the bad publicity the lawsuit generated for the sport.

That was a crucial point for Chrysler, which is seeking to avoid lawsuits generated by the safety agency's three-year investigation of the Jeeps.

Some would argue that the real Amityville horror is the tangle of more than a dozen lawsuits generated by the story.

There are a lot of lawsuits generated by the act of reteeing and smacking a second tee shot, especially by the last golfer to tee off in a group.

They were investing in future gains on lawsuits generated by his patents.

It's interesting to note that, in the aggregate, four of the eight states filing the lawsuits generate 14.5percentt less electricity than they consume.

This prevents lawsuits, generates revenue, and provides a platform for those being stopped and frisked.

The lawsuits that generated the administration's decision a year ago involved civilian legal matters, such as the right of a surviving spouse not to pay estate taxes on inherited assets.

Although the city has had to pay out plenty of money in lawsuits, Mr. Cardozo also pointed to the city's own use of lawsuits to generate revenue, as well as defenses that have helped the city to protect its finances.