Sentence examples similar to up to suing from inspiring English sources

Western lawyers would probably have lined up to sue Sanlu.

Celebrities and public figures are queuing up to sue over intrusions into their privacy.

It was one thing when cities and states started to line up to sue the industry.

A full waiver could open up those files to victims of hacking who are lining up to sue the company.

Goldstein called it an act of "electronic civil disobedience"; the film studios lined up to sue and won.

Calpers geared up to sue, but the judge handling San Bernardino's case, Meredith M. Jury, stopped it, saying she would address the issue of pension contributions later in the bankruptcy.

Some dentists are refusing to treat patients taking the drugs, fearful that the dental work will induce a case of osteonecrosis, and lawyers are lining up to sue the drugs' makers, saying they failed to give patients adequate warning.

On a recent morning at the Harlem court, for instance, landlords and tenants who showed up to sue each other were greeted cheerfully by a case manager with a clipboard who asked them to fill out a form describing their problems and complaints.

Within three months of Cochran's visit 18,000 plaintiffs had signed up to sue the chemical company, initially agreeing to pay Cochran and his fellow lawyers a 45% cut of whatever they won.

Or will the loans simply reward the trial lawyers who are lining up to sue and make shareholders whole for unwise investments while preserving an inefficient status quo, with too many airlines and too many lavish union contracts?

Afterward, Republican attorneys general stepped up to sue the federal government and argue that Obamacare couldn't exist without that mandate.