Sentence examples for plaintiff's name from inspiring English sources

The lead plaintiff's name was Robert Callahan.

The plaintiff's name has not been disclosed.

Each plaintiff's name  is followed by an "et al.," representing dozens of more names, and families.

The journals are published with notice of copyright in plaintiff's name.

472 (N.D.Ill.1994) (enjoining defendant from use of plaintiff's name in soliciting funds); American Diabetic Assoc.

1051 S.D.N.Y.19888) (enjoining defendant from using plaintiff's name for soliciting funds for cancer research), Girls Club of Am., Inc. v. Boys Clubs of Am., Inc., 683 F.Supp.

But then there is the personal side - the fact that Kris Perry, the plaintiff who's name is on the lawsuit, works for the First 5 Commission for kids, established by a political initiative created by Reiner and managed by Griffin.

For example, consumers may experience direct confusion of source when they develop the mistaken belief that the plaintiff is the origin of the defendant's goods or services — so that the defendant capitalizes on the plaintiff's good name.

The plaintiff's current name was not disclosed.

In The New York Times Magazine recently, a Louisiana plaintiff's lawyer named Stuart Smith was quoted as saying, "I'm going to do everything in my power to make sure a jury finds out what happened".

You will fill in your name as plaintiff and your employer's name as defendant.