Sentence examples for lawsuits grows from inspiring English sources

As the disconnect between the company's public pronouncements and its statements in lawsuits grows, Philip Morris is on the verge of developing a multiple-personality disorder.

The proliferation of lawsuits grows out of "fundamental features of the American constitutional tradition," Thomas F. Burke, assistant professor of political science at Wellesley College, declares in a new book, "Lawyers, Lawsuits and Legal Rights: The Battle over Litigation in American Society".

Cardinal Law has given depositions in several civil lawsuits growing out of the scandal.

The lawsuits grow, the SEC probe widens and the company's accounting practices, says John McPeake of Prudential Securities, raise suspicions that Computer Associates is a "financial fugitive", fleeing a worsening trading record by changing the way it presents its numbers.

Just what farmers knew and when they knew it could end up playing a role in lawsuits growing out of the affair, according to lawyers who handle agriculture cases.

The charge also covered the anticipated cost of private lawsuits growing out of the research matter as well as suits tied to the bank's role in financing Enron and WorldCom.

It would refuse retroactive immunity to the phone companies and would instead provide special authority for the courts to decide whether the companies should be held liable in some 40 lawsuits growing out of an N.S.A. eavesdropping program approved by President Bush after the Sept. 11 attacks.

The number of FRD lawsuits grew from about 444 cases in 1989 to about 2,207 cases in 2008, an increase of nearly 400percentt over the two decades, said AARP.

The lawsuit grows out of a business dispute between Grace and Digital Information Technology, a Beijing-based consulting company and Fidelity, based in Jacksonville, Fla.

With damages, the lawsuit grew to more than $14 billion.

The lawsuit grew from an Atlantic piece in which Ackerman laid out the argument at the heart of the lawsuit.