Texas sued to block the programs, joined by a coalition of 25 states, arguing that they create an undue burden on states, such as the cost of issuing immigrants driver's licenses.
Oregon sued to block the new rule, joined by a doctor, a pharmacist and several terminally ill patients.
In 1997, the agency, later joined by the state, sued to force the city to adhere to a timetable for building a treatment plant.
The federal government, joined by professional and collegiate sports leagues, sued to block it.
As Public Citizen observes, "Thus, a sexual harassment victim can be forced to arbitrate a discrimination claim against a former employer while litigating identical issues in court if the employer sues to stop her from joining a competitor".
Urban One is now the fourth company to sue to the tower it has joined the ranks of Erwin Construction Corp, West Georgia Holdings, Nova Stone, Inc., and Catcan Holdings, Inc. who have all filed lawsuits recently against the developers.
An undersecretary with the government threatened to sue him if he tried to join the private sector.
Bertelsmann promised to make its large music library available over the service and invited other labels, which along with Bertelsmann are suing Napster for copyright infringement, to join.
Some families have filed preliminary papers allowing them to sue, and are weighing whether to join the 70 or so people who have filed lawsuits and shunned the fund.
Righter, founder Christy Edwards Lawton told The Daily Beast that conservatives have been discriminated against in online dating and that she might sue any liberals who try to join her app, just out of bitterness.
