Sentence examples for lawsuits expected from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, March 13th, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and Ernst & Young, two big rivals, broke off talks with Andersen, citing the risk of becoming involved in the wave of shareholder lawsuits expected to hit the troubled firm.

The contractors, who say that they will be making only meager profits, are worried that they will be pushed into bankruptcy by a wave of lawsuits expected over the asbestos, mercury and other toxic agents released into the air by the Sept. 11 terrorist attack and the subsequent excavation and cleanup.

After that, the EPA could seek public comment on any replacement, potentially drawing out the process for years ― not to mention the lawsuits expected from environmental groups and Democratic state attorneys general.

Most legal experts and other litigants involved in healthcare lawsuits expect the fate of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act that President Obama signed last year to ultimately be determined by the U.S. Supreme Court, possibly next year.

That is the subject of a separate lawsuit expected to be resolved by the summer.

In an expanded lawsuit expected to be filed today, Enron shareholders accuse nine top Wall Street firms of knowingly taking part in a scheme to defraud them.

The move by the office of the Bronx district attorney,Robert T. Johnson, means that a civil lawsuit expected to be filed against the Police Department on behalf of the teenager, Jateik Reed, can move forward, according to Mr. Reed's lawyers.

The civil rights lawsuit, expected to be filed on Thursday evening in the US district court for the northern district of Illinois, comes on behalf of two Homan Square victims the Guardian wrote about on 4 March: John Vergara and Jose Garcia.

Asked whether he supported the lawsuit expected to be brought by the Obama administration against China at the World Trade Organization, alleging that Beijing subsidized its auto parts industries to the detriment of American manufacturing, Mr. Mulally was uncharacteristically direct.

He declined to say how much money he wants from the lawsuit - expected to be filed in Suffolk Superior Court Tuesday instead of Monday, as his staff had expected - but a state official familiar with the case said he expected damages to exceed $150 million.

Meanwhile, lawmakers will face the consequences of the sweeping cuts and budget-balancing tricks of the 2011 session, including a multibillion-dollar Medicaid shortfall and a lawsuit — expected to be appealed to the Texas Supreme Court early this year and decided in the summer — over how the state finances public education.