Sentence examples for sued a total of from inspiring English sources

J. P. Morgan has sued a total of 11 insurers for refusing to honor its $1 billion in claims relating to its dealings with Enron, which filed for bankruptcy.

In addition to the defendants named in the lawsuits, all four Internet providers sued a total of 220 other "John Doe" defendants who they contend are sending spam but whom they cannot yet identify.

The Phoenix New Times found that, between 2004 and 2008, the county jails of New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston, which together house more than six times as many inmates as Maricopa, were sued a total of forty-three times.

Under these various ISDS provisions, the U.S. has been sued a total of 17 times.

Since then, she has been sued for a total of $110,000 by the travel agency, Mr. Galluccio and a printer.

He showed small mistakes in the ad and he and other Montgomery officials sued for a total of three million dollars in damages.

While the net losers' claims total about $20 billion, the trustee has already recovered $10 billion and has sued for a total of $90 billion in damages and fictional profits, he noted.

The DiFrancescos failed to make several mortgage payments, and the bank moved to foreclose, suing them for a total of $1.2 million, including penalties.

Now she is suing, asking for a total of $100 million on behalf of herself and other female partners who she says receive less pay than male partners even when they bring in more revenue.

For City and 3 Nations, A Tax Claim Stalemate Last April, New York City sued four foreign governments for a total of $106 million that it said they owed in long-unpaid property taxes and accrued interest on buildings they own in Manhattan.

Owing Maintenance After a Short Sale Q Can the condo board of an 18-unit complex sue three delinquent unit owners (owing a total of more than $26,000) who have abandoned their apartments to their lenders under a short sale?