Sentence examples for lawsuits submitted from inspiring English sources

Until the FCC's decision is published in the Federal Register — a process that could take days or weeks — appeals courts may reject any lawsuits submitted on net neutrality, on the grounds that it is too soon to file.

A lawsuit submitted on Wednesday by Scott MacIntyre alleges the mayor was behind an assault at a Toronto jail in March 2012 that was intended to keep MacIntrye quiet about Ford's abuse of alcohol and drugs.

A deception lawsuit submitted last week by the state of Indiana against the hotel's owner claims that Arthur never got to see a thick policy document that listed certain other peculiarities about the Abbey.

In a significant step for thousands of Holocaust victims who have fought for decades to recover their savings from Swiss banks, a special master appointed by a federal judge overseeing a class action lawsuit submitted a complex plan yesterday for distributing $1.25 billion in settlement payments from the banks.

Singh's lawsuit, submitted in New York, claims the ban left him "humiliated, ridiculed, and emotionally distraught".

Ms. Guitron filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, submitting into the public record thousands of pages of documents and testimony from multiple branch workers about the unethical acts they said they witnessed.

According to the lawsuit, MP3.com submitted claims totaling $5 million.

The police in Denver will end their longtime practice of keeping secret files on protesters like Quakers and Roman Catholic nuns under a proposed lawsuit settlement submitted by the American Civil Liberties Union and city officials to federal court for approval.

In a recent filing, which also includes Snapchat's early investors in the lawsuit, Mr Brown submitted several emails, Google chats and even a text message to his mother from Mr Spiegel's father, which purport to prove that Snapchat was a three-person project.

A9 Holocaust Settlement Plan A special master appointed by a federal judge overseeing a class action lawsuit has submitted a plan for distributing $1.25 billion in settlement payments from Swiss banks to Holocaust victims who have fought for decades to recover their savings.

It's disingenuous for the A.C.L.U. to focus on lawsuits that were submitted before the current administration took office".