Sentence examples for lawsuits to which from inspiring English sources

Altimo retaliated with a string of lawsuits, to which Telenor responded in kind.Then a company called Farimex, which owns a 0.002% stake in VimpelCom, joined the fight.

Still, observers increasingly believe that the collapse of the bull market will lead to the break-up of financial "one-stop-shops" such as Citigroup, because no firm will want to risk the sort of conflict-of-interest lawsuits to which it is now being subjected.Quite apart from any fine, Citigroup's share price has fallen by nearly 40% this year, despite healthy operating profits.

Still, observers increasingly believe that the collapse of the bull market will lead to the break-up of financial "one-stop-shops" such as Citigroup, because no firm will want to risk the sort of conflict-of-interest lawsuits to which it is now being subjected.

Its avoidance of public discourse precipitated a lawsuit, to which I am a party, that challenges its plan.

"We believe it is fundamentally unfair to adjudicate the Indians' rights to gaming in a lawsuit to which they are not a party," she said.

Chaplin lost a lawsuit to Padilla (which took place in Paris, where Padilla lived) for not crediting him.

This led to lawsuits, which slowed renovations and attracted opprobrium in the press.

The federal government was also pushed into action by environmental groups, which filed lawsuits to increase protection for the fish.

The department referred calls about the lawsuit to the Justice Department, which declined to comment.

Lazio says that the bipartisan bill would have led to "unlimited lawsuits," which in turn would have caused employers to limit costs by dropping people from the rolls.

Black people stopped in Maplewood during 2015 were more than twice as likely to be searched, and nearly three times more likely to be arrested as whites, according to the lawsuit, which cited data reported to the state attorney general.