Sentence examples for prospective plaintiff from inspiring English sources
"What he does in Africa on account of women," the prospective plaintiff tells her lawyers, confoundedly, "and then he does this".
And the Supreme Court has refused to consider the legality of the N.S.A.'s wiretapping programs on the tautological ground that no prospective plaintiff has standing to sue, because the relevant programs are so secret that any one citizen can only "speculate" whether or not he or she has been spied on.
Interviews with lawyers for the city and prospective plaintiffs indicate that the attack will generate substantially more than 1,000 notices of claim.
Amalgamated had lost about twenty million dollars in Enron stock, and the bank's leadership was pleased to join as a prospective lead plaintiff.
And the teams of lawyers involved say they are continuing to meet with prospective additional plaintiffs.
"Our hope, however, is that we may be able to resolve this lawsuit in a way that is reasonable and fair to all concerned: the plaintiffs, the prospective class members, the company and its employees and shareholders".
But the new language, the plaintiff group argues, still imposes a religious test on prospective members, only through less explicit language.
"Because of the pending litigation, we went above and beyond what is required by law to make prospective class members aware of the situation and encourage them to talk to plaintiffs' counsel before signing the release," said the spokesman, Ben Deutsch.
The plaintiffs, Albert Winkler and Angela Hall, are seeking unspecified monetary damages and restitution for any members of the prospective class.
He also said creating hurdles for prospective minority residents would have been economically foolhardy, especially because the development had about 700 vacancies during the time that the plaintiffs are alleging the wrongdoing.
