Note to victims of accidents, medical malpractice, broken contracts and the like: When you sue, make a deal.
And giving workers more time to sue makes sense, because pay discrimination usually takes a while to become evident, and, insofar as raises and bonuses are based on initial salaries, its effects never go away.
One of them, Sino Clean Energy, whose shares lost 90 percent of their value before Nasdaq suspended trading in them, sued some of the same people that Silvercorp is now suing, making similar accusations.
Other news organizations were also sued, making it difficult for out-of-state media to cover the civil rights movement without fear of being bankrupted.
Simply asking didn't work for Toro, so now he's suing, making him one of the few informants to publicly challenge the federal government over perceived mistreatment.
Now, more than seven years after the attacks, a new court report suggests that the small minority who went their own way and sued made out better financially: 93 of the 96 claims have been settled, for an average of $5 million, or more than twice the average payment from the special fund.
–If you do wind up suing, make sure your lawsuit names both the collection agency and the individual collector.
One time, when she made him powdered mashed potatoes in a pinch — loading them with butter and cream — his response was a grateful, "Sue makes the best mashed potatoes!" "He makes everyone feel like they are his best friend," she said.
Sue makes a deal with Figgins: if she helps New Directions win the Nationals show choir competition, she can regain sole control of the Cheerios.
Enron shareholders are also likely to sue Dynegy, making the same allegations.
