Sentence examples for lead lawsuit from inspiring English sources

"Following the merger, AB vigorously accelerated the deceptive practices described below, sacrificing the quality products once produced by Anheuser-Busch in order to reduce costs," said the lead lawsuit, which was filed Friday in federal court in San Francisco on behalf of consumers.

He helped lead a lawsuit from 28 states against the agency's clean power plan, an Obama administration initiative to cut carbon pollution from coal power plants.

But, Johnson said, no matter who took the lead, a lawsuit challenging the anti-abortion legislation must happen, given its potential impact across the nation.

Scratched Xbox 360 discs lead to lawsuit against Microsoft [Ars Technica].

This can cause considerable dissension and lead to lawsuits to make the drug available for particularly articulate patients (Dyer, 2006a), or from companies and patients' advocacy groups, which sometimes receive their subsidies (Dyer, 2006b).

The spread of drones is likely to lead to lawsuits over their use.

Opponents say the bill will encourage racial profiling and lead to lawsuits.

One issue that is likely to lead to lawsuits after Election Day is that of provisional ballots.

Other lawyers, headhunters and employment law experts were shocked by the Pillsbury release, which some said could lead to lawsuits.

Almost immediately, many experts found fault with its contents, saying it was so unwisely constructed it could lead to lawsuits from his heirs.

Toru Kondo, a teacher who led the lawsuit, said, "The ruling is blatantly unjust," and added that the plaintiffs would appeal the decision.