Sentence examples for lawsuits for which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lerach pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice, specifically for concealing his secret, illegal payments to Dr. Steven G. Cooperman, who was a plaintiff in the class-action lawsuits for which the firm became famous.

LOS ANGELES — William S. Lerach, a former partner of the law firm now known as Milberg Weiss, was sentenced Monday to two years in prison and ordered to forfeit $7.75 million for concealing illegal payments to a plaintiff in the class-action lawsuits for which the firm became famous.

She then filed a lawsuit (for which she is seeking class-action status) against the company, claiming that the rights to the song expired nearly a century ago.

In his remarks, Mr. Clinton refers specifically to a California lawsuit for which the legal team is seeking billions of dollars in fees.

This comes as Facebook fights an injunction from the Oculus/ZeniMax lawsuit, for which it has already been ordered to pay up a half-billion dollars.

Another high-profile breach involves the Google-Waymo/Uber-Otto lawsuit, for which an email sent to the wrong person is a core element to the case.

What makes this even more egregious is that it appears to be absent any legal precedent (such as a pending lawsuit) for which Last.fm could at least hide behind as an excuse.

This is far from the first prominent lawsuit for which Wells has offered his billable services to Exxon, a company which funded climate denial to the tune of $31 million, by conservative estimates, between 1998 and 2014. .

(EduTrek was required to disclose its owners and creditors in a court filing in the California Do Not Call lawsuit, for which their lawyer is Raymond Fitzgerald. Another notable investor in EduTrek is Utah's David T. Cumming).

I know this because Campbell Brown helpfully explains here that the kids vs. bad teachers lawsuit for which she will serve as the fresh face will hinge less on what the case is actually about than what her PR team will tell us it's about.

Sabbie, who was jailed after a verbal domestic dispute with his wife, told intake staff at Texas Bi-Statee Justhat Center thet he "suffered from heart disease, asthma, hypertension, diabetes, and other medical conditions," according to the lawsuit, conditions for which he took several prescription medications.