Sentence examples for lawsuits that will from inspiring English sources

There are civil lawsuits that will still go on; there are class-action suits.

The Health Benefits Coalition, which represents employers and insurers, said the Frist bill "opens up the health care system to new lawsuits that will drive up costs".

Worse, the Knicks and Rangers haven't shown themselves to be models of rectitude, if one goes by sexual harassment lawsuits that will cost the Garden millions of dollars.

Both judges said the lawsuits against the states' abortions restrictions are likely to succeed, as will the lawsuits that will inevitably be filed once the Texas legislators pass their outrageous bill.

To protect against baseless claims or lawsuits that will result in little real benefit to the company, the law requires that shareholders, before filing a claim, must ask the board to decide whether to proceed with the case.

He added that he wanted a bill that "encourages quality health care without encouraging frivolous and junk lawsuits that will threaten the very existence of an important health care policy in America".

Both have criticized terms of the county's agreement in a Federal lawsuit that will require property reassessments by 2004.

That civil rights attorney alumna whom you mentioned in your Christmas message video will she represent David Cole in the lawsuit that will surely be filed?

"A man who does all that is someone you want to be with, and not someone you want to use your legal connections against in a lawsuit that will ruin everyone's lives.

"I remember one of my professors saying the skill is to look at a mass of facts and see the lawsuit; the lawsuit that will have the big impact that you can win.

An attorney for William Chapman's mother, Sallie, said he was readying a civil lawsuit that will argue the city of Portsmouth, Virginia, and its former police chief Ed Hargis should never have allowed Rankin to work as a police officer.