Sentence examples for preparing claims from inspiring English sources
It says it is "preparing claims against a number of organisations, including the BBC and relevant NHS institutions".
Bryn Pugh, legal consultant at the National Society of Allotments and Leisure Gardeners, said he was preparing claims for some members to seek financial compensation from the manure suppliers.
I worked in the Law Department at Schering-Plough corporation helping to prepare claims for presentation at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands concerning company property taken during the Iranian Revolution.
The whistle-blower also said the company had paid to have research articles prepared claiming benefits of a dubious nature.
The crisis could involve millions of VW and Audi vehicles being recalled around the world, with motorists preparing legal claims for compensation.
A number of other armed forces members who contracted Q fever are understood to be preparing similar claims against the MoD.
"There is every reason to believe that a significant number of attorneys around the country are preparing False Claims Act cases," he said.
Under the proposed agreement, fees for work already done by the plaintiffs' team are expected to be paid by BP and will not come from individual plaintiffs, though those plaintiffs might be billed for additional work in preparing their claims.
In a separate case unrelated to New York City, Maximus agreed in 2007 to pay the federal government $30.5 million to settle an investigation into its work preparing Medicaid claims on behalf of the District of Columbia.
Notwithstanding the presence of "personal representatives" to assist the detainees in preparing their claims, "the procedures provided in the C.S.R.T. regulations fail to satisfy constitutional due process requirements in several respects," Judge Green determined.
Britain is preparing territorial claims on tens of thousands of square miles of the Atlantic Ocean floor around the Falklands, Ascension Island and Rockall in the hope of annexing potentially lucrative gas, mineral and oil fields, the Guardian has learned.
