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  • Because the remedy sought by the plaintiffs, access to marriage licenses, was no longer
  • The plaintiffs accused the company of knowingly allowing th
  • mended complaint currently features 26 state plaintiffs; additionally, the National Federation of In
  • esenting individuals and small businesses as plaintiffs against large businesses and their insurers.
  • len Zukin, a lawyer representing some of the plaintiffs against the Church, challenged this explanat
  • Plaintiffs Al Vera, Edward Blum, Polly Orcutt, Ken Powe
  • In the court's view, Plaintiffs' allegations were similar to Green's, and we
  • The plaintiffs alleged that it was a copyright infringement
  • The plaintiffs alleged that various provisions of the AWCA
  • ion lawsuit against Zango on behalf of three plaintiffs, alleging that Zango deceptively installed s
  • The plaintiffs also sued the County of Ventura for damages,
  • Cases have been brought both by individual plaintiffs and by government officials, including U.S.
  • strict attorney in Brooklyn and high-profile plaintiffs' and criminal defense lawyer.
  • The court agreed with the plaintiffs and the District Court that Blackwell's dire
  • f the State, refused the relief asked by the plaintiffs and dismissed their petition.
  • the state's highest court) ruled in favor of plaintiffs, and gave the State until July 30, 2004 to i
  • ...the city agreed to pay $21 million to the plaintiffs and their attorneys to settle a lawsuit accu
  • f defence of the acquitted defendants to the plaintiffs, and the acquitted Theodor Fischer had to pa
  • The plaintiffs and other former gallery owners have also le
  • d Law Offices served as lead counsel for the plaintiffs and obtained a $100 million settlement.
  • The settlement will compensate plaintiffs and provide funds enabling plaintiffs and th
  • He did not join the other plaintiffs' appeal.
  • ction took place and Lopez was recalled, the plaintiffs appealed to a 3-judge panel of the Ninth Cir
  • Plaintiffs appealed this decision, and on September 18,
  • The plaintiffs are the four riverboat casino operators that
  • , it does not compel the conclusion that the plaintiffs are without any remedy . . .
  • Which ruled that "The plaintiffs are not entitled to a verdict at common law
  • The plaintiffs are The King's English, Inc.; Sam Weller's Z
  • "A lot of the plaintiffs are people who have bad histories with the l
  • In addition, the plaintiffs argued against the entire concept of tribal
  • Plaintiffs argued that by reading this formulation so a
  • The plaintiffs argued that if superannuation funds fully un
  • The plaintiffs argued that the process was not an "election
  • The plaintiffs argued that LACMTA was using disproportionat
  • The plaintiffs argued that since Duke was the officer in ch
  • The plaintiffs argued that the money paid was not a tax but
  • Kessler flatly rejected as "pure semantics" plaintiffs' argument that failing to acquire insurance
  • 02), in which the Supreme Court rejected the plaintiffs argument that he should be the one to decide
  • rejected the plaintiffs' argument that the corporations power was li
  • trict Court ordered the bathhouse to pay the plaintiffs Arudou Debito, Olaf Karthaus and Kenneth Sut
  • ced on the need to protect the reputation of plaintiffs at the expense of freedom of expression.
  • d have received less than $30,000, while the plaintiffs' attorneys would receive $1 million in legal
  • nse Fund, an Arizona-based fund representing plaintiffs Barbara Lewis, Charles McIlhenny, and Edward
  • "It (the Japanese court) found against the plaintiffs because even though the Shimoda court was wi
  • That the said plaintiffs brought their plea of trespass on the case a
  • he trial up to and after the verdict for the plaintiffs by Judge John E. Jones III, with an emphasis
  • ral Judge William O'Kelley ruled against the plaintiffs by denying the petition for class action wit
  • is dismissed out of the case, the remaining plaintiffs can seek a transfer to a different court if
  • ), the Colorado District Court dismissed the plaintiffs' challenge to that act in 2004 (Golan v. Ash
  • ootball , in which six young Native American plaintiffs challenged the federal trademark licenses of
  • ommonly called Mount Laurel I), in which the plaintiffs challenged the zoning ordinance of Mount Lau
  • ancher Roger Barnett on behalf of 16 Mexican plaintiffs charged that the plaintiffs were assaulted,
  • It is quite obvious the underlying basis for Plaintiffs' claim is that through posting on MySpace, P
  • The plaintiffs claim that IPEX not only designed and manufa
  • The plaintiffs claimed that DoubleClick's obtaining of user
  • The plaintiffs claimed that damage resulted from the contra
  • The plaintiffs claimed evolutionary theory endorsed a secul
  • he legal landscape against which we consider plaintiffs' claims."
  • dvisor who is the co-founder of the national plaintiffs' class action litigation law firm Finkelstei
  • to call the election before November 2. The plaintiffs considered an appeal but never followed thro
  • The plaintiffs contended that there were numerous alleged p
  • That its users were directly infringing the plaintiffs' copyrights.
  • US District Judge Gray Miller ruled that the plaintiffs could continue their suit against KBR and al
  • but no infringement of copyright because the plaintiffs could not prove that there was a conscious o
  • The lower court ruled the plaintiffs couldn't prove their case, while the circuit
  • authorities dispose of the contention of the plaintiffs' counsel that their patent covers one of the
  • The court rejected, however, claims of the plaintiffs demanding official apologies and return of t
  • The plaintiffs denied that Arndt became a member of their f
  • a long dissent, in which he argued that the plaintiffs did have standing, and that the Terrorist Su
  • t held a bench trial and determined that the plaintiffs did own a valid copyright in the book and th
  • The plaintiffs did not seek damages from Yale.
  • fendants, misdirected the letter so that the plaintiffs did not receive it until 5 September.
  • The plaintiffs did not appeal from the order refusing to gr
  • May, 1883, and first became acquainted with plaintiffs Drennen and Starr on or about May 20.
  • In respect to the plaintiffs' drug-profitability claim, it held that the
  • eport hereinafter mentioned, the above-named plaintiffs duly recovered a judgment in the said action
  • talks failed to produce a settlement and the plaintiffs, eleven hundred campesinos, announced they w
  • he state to pay $92,000 in legal fees to the plaintiffs, ESA and EMA.
  • attorneys nationwide chosen to serve on the Plaintiffs' Executive Committee for the Gulf Oil Spill
  • The case was dismissed, since the plaintiffs failed "to raise a sufficiently clear consti
  • In November 2010 plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit against the agencies
  • On October 11, 2001, the plaintiffs filed a petition for certiorari to the Supre
  • ieff Cabraser as one of "the most successful plaintiffs firms in the land."
  • rican Lawyer as "one of the nation's premier plaintiffs firms."
  • m to begin production, but that November the plaintiffs, four religious leaders and two non-profit r
  • ew York statute of limitations, which limits plaintiffs from recovering damages past six years in co
  • The only remaining issue was whether the plaintiffs had a copyright in the underlying work, Eise
  • None of the plaintiffs had ever taken up arms against the United St
  • While the plaintiffs had asked Tauro to find that sexual orientat
  • nted the military to commit abuses, and that plaintiffs had not made this showing.
  • , when the courts doubted whether or not the plaintiffs had standing on the second accusation, they
  • The plaintiffs had applied for marriage licenses in several
  • btain health care insurance, Vinson said the plaintiffs had "most definitely stated a plausible clai
  • An attorney for the plaintiffs has estimated that arguments on appeal will
  • The plaintiffs have been ordered by the court to cover the
  • to defend against these allegations, and the plaintiffs have a right that the company shall be bound
  • Plaintiffs have variously requested the case be heard i
  • The plaintiffs, Highway Tyre Service, Pakenham Tyre Service
  • According to the written charges, the three plaintiffs, identified as Fatih Kose, 23, Alper, 16, an
  • ndangered species to have standing to sue as plaintiffs in their own right was not questioned.
  • ord an attorney, public housing tenants, and plaintiffs in business disputes.
  • He also represented plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit in the Tuskegee
  • The plaintiffs in the suit are former CIA officer Valerie P
  • E. Drivon, a lawyer who had represented 320 plaintiffs in clergy abuse cases and who had contribute
  • tially when he represented a large number of plaintiffs in asbestos litigation and won.
  • pear that there are other creditors than the plaintiffs in error.
  • As a trial lawyer he has represented plaintiffs in several high profile cases involving the
  • Plaintiffs in the case had sought to help the Kurdistan
  • Court's ruling effectively allows defamation plaintiffs in Australia to sue for defamation on the in
  • out as much as $160 million against various plaintiffs in Alabama, including those represented by S
  • bruary 1981, the court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in stating the routing to Rosecroft could no
  • R) on Guantanamo Bay cases and is one of the plaintiffs in CCR v. Bush, filed on July 9 2007.
  • Plaintiffs in the area of the wind farm, many of whom l
  • dge Kennelly ruled that Terkel and the other plaintiffs in the lawsuit did not show that their parti
  • Reduce "forum-shopping" by plaintiffs in friendly state courts by expanding federa
  • Many plaintiffs in the securities litigation field plead vio
  • At Sprenger + Lang she has represented plaintiffs in employment discrimination cases, includin
  • Plaintiffs in the cases against the archdiocese have ar
  • perceived to be a favorable jurisdiction for plaintiffs in patent infringement lawsuits, which win 8
  • of five Howard University students who were plaintiffs in civil rights suits that were heard before
  • e present writ of error from this Court, the plaintiffs in error, at the instance of one of whom (Fr
  • The plaintiffs in the suit challenge the constitutionality
  • y College of New York chapter and one of the plaintiffs in the suit opined that the closing of chapt
  • has been brought against Shell by individual plaintiffs in the US.
  • The plaintiffs in these lawsuits, a nationwide class of hom
  • pports, and was formed as a response to, the plaintiffs in Bryan E. Greene, et al v. Gary O. Bartlet
  • Aaron also represented class action plaintiffs in the automobile industry.
  • This is the very right which the plaintiffs in error claim in this case.
  • y noted that several of its state chairs are plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
  • They also acted for civil plaintiffs in suits against insurance companies and oth
  • They all agreed to become plaintiffs in a civil action law suit.
  • Hermle represented all four plaintiffs in Varian v. Delfino a SLAPP case that gener
  • Along with seven Native plaintiffs, including Vine Deloria, Jr. and Mateo Romer
  • The lawsuit was composed of 400 plaintiffs, including 14 families of 9/11 victims, with
  • nd in which any of the members of a class of plaintiffs is a citizen of a state different from any d
  • help being specially conscious that for the plaintiffs it is a matter in which their personal feeli
  • nwhile, unbeknown to Patty and the remaining plaintiffs, Kendrick's attorney, Claire Maddox (Marcia
  • The Court decided that the plaintiffs lacked standing.
  • The Court agreed with the plaintiffs, largely on equal-protection grounds, and re
  • His work so upset plaintiffs' law firm Milberg Weiss that they engaged in
  • September, 2007 the court ruled against the plaintiffs, leaving the statutory ban on same-sex marri
  • challenged as unconstitutional by a group of plaintiffs led by then-Senate Majority Whip Mitch McCon
  • tley Rice LLC is one of the largest American plaintiffs' litigation firms .
  • The plaintiffs maintained that the school's evolutionary te
  • chasers to believe that they are getting the plaintiffs' manufacture when they are not, and thus to
  • Some plaintiffs may be put in a worse financial situation af
  • Successful plaintiffs may face an unintended and unfair tax result
  • Commentators believed that the plaintiffs might try to bring their case before the Eur
  • The plaintiffs needed to show the variation in community st
  • With respect to Plaintiffs' negligence arguments, the court found that
  • esident to start a war at his or her will... Plaintiffs' objection to the October Resolution does no
  • The plaintiffs of the class action lawsuit are 30,000 Ecuad
  • On 2 September, the defendants wrote to the plaintiffs offering to sell them certain fleeces of woo
  • The court also rejected claims of 65 plaintiffs on the ground that their relationship with t
  • ulted in the City paying $1.3 million to the plaintiffs on the grounds of violation of First Amendme
  • The Court ruled against the plaintiffs on April 19, 2011.
  • Ultimately, the County prevailed against the plaintiffs on all claims.
  • ates District Court, which ruled against the plaintiffs on the question of laches.
  • all persons materially interested, either as plaintiffs or defendants in the subject matter of the b
  • between them, then either one or more of the plaintiffs or defendants actually interested in such co
  • Plaintiffs' own biology expert, Professor Michael Behe,
  • handcuffs; [the officer] maintains that the [ plaintiffs]' red macaw drew the blood when it landed on
  • itkin, Kreis & Overholtz, PLLC is a national plaintiffs' personal injury law firm based in Pensacola
  • 15, 2008: the U.S. Supreme Court granted the plaintiffs' petition for certiorari, vacated the judgme
  • The plaintiffs posted their acceptance on the same day but
  • The plaintiffs prevailed in federal court.
  • And he rejected the plaintiffs' proposal that the school district be court
  • whether the United States may deny plaintiffs' request for litigation on the sole ground t
  • ssary and proper parties to such a suit, the plaintiffs say that Avegno was neither a necessary nor
  • No matter how artfully Plaintiffs seek to plead their claims, the court views
  • compensated by Baxter voluntarily, while US plaintiffs settled via a class action lawsuit.
  • rded one-fifth of the net of Letty Lynton to plaintiffs Sheldon and Ayer Barnes in their plagiarism
  • t and filed a counterclaim claiming that the plaintiffs should be obligated to reimburse the school
  • The plaintiffs sought a declaration that the tax imposed in
  • Although the plaintiffs sought remedies under the Toohey and Gaudron
  • The plaintiffs sought a declaration that the laws were inva
  • In respect to the plaintiffs' spray device claim, it held that the compla
  • The patent of the plaintiffs stood on narrow ground, and to sustain it, i
  • The plaintiffs successfully argued that intelligent design
  • The plaintiffs sued the music hall owners for breach of con
  • o reach a settlement agreement with numerous plaintiffs suing over alleged clergy abuse.
  • nstitution and $50,000 for each of the three plaintiffs that would have been residents of the facili
  • t ICE in March 2007 on behalf of 10 juvenile plaintiffs that were housed in the facility at the time
  • or consent, and by the voluntary act of the plaintiffs, the title, interest, and possession of the
  • The plaintiffs then filed in Superior Court to force the is
  • It does not lie with the plaintiffs to object that the United States were not ma
  • y lawyers in Nicaragua recruiting fraudulent plaintiffs to make claims against the company.
  • It refused a request from the plaintiffs to order Yahoo!
  • ng for Ernest Cannon and Associates, a small plaintiffs trial practice firm in Houston, Texas.
  • e Plame Wilson and Joseph C. Wilson IV, ..., Plaintiffs, v. I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Jr., Karl C. R
  • stigation had started working for one of the plaintiffs, Warner Brothers, before the date of the ind
  • The patent of the plaintiffs was for a combination only.
  • One new suit with 13 plaintiffs was filed in August 2006 alleging abuse from
  • The plaintiffs were three women who had performed sexual ac
  • ing the law overturned in late 2006, and the plaintiffs were awarded attorney's fees in early 2007.
  • The plaintiffs were States of New South Wales, Western Aust
  • In August 2007, after the plaintiffs were no longer housed at the facility, the A
  • ondi, has said that he believes that the six plaintiffs were being truthful and that he will also pr
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