Others suing over Libor have included so-called bondholder plaintiffs and exchange-based plaintiffs.
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"If plaintiffs bought higher or sold lower than they would have absent defendants' manipulation, defendants would have caused plaintiffs harm and enriched themselves at plaintiffs' expense," Walker wrote.
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Scalia applied a more liberal test of injury for industry plaintiffs than for environmental plaintiffs.
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The settlements pertain to two cases, one with 41 plaintiffs and another with 428 plaintiffs.
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Bayer said it believes the recent surge in plaintiffs -- to 18,400 -- is largely spurred by plaintiffs' attorneys.
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A plaintiffs' attorney in Wednesday's lawsuit said the city could enter a court-decree with the plaintiffs.
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Lamb, who is an expert witness for the plaintiffs, uncovered the anomalies in an investigation for the plaintiffs.
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Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, told Reuters that Trump's Twitter handle on Monday unblocked his seven plaintiffs.
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Three plaintiffs have been granted asylum, according to Lisa Knox, an immigration attorney who represented two of the plaintiffs.
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It's a win for the plaintiffs -- but a win that plaintiffs limped to, when they should have won handily.
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Vox's Ian Milhiser explained the plaintiffs' argument: The Texas plaintiffs challenge part of a law that literally does nothing.
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He arranged payments totaling $880,000 to 23 plaintiffs at one point, and fought lawsuits by plaintiffs who would not settle.
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"That was the position of the plaintiffs in that case, and I was accurately describing the plaintiffs' position," Kavanaugh wrote.
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The three plaintiffs who were named in the suit received $15,000 a piece, the rest of the plaintiffs were awarded nothing.
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The settlement was reached with a court-appointed plaintiffs' executive committee that represents thousands of plaintiffs in the multi-district opioid litigation.
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The lawsuit, whose plaintiffs include Black Lives Matter, also seeks monetary damages for individual plaintiffs who say they have suffered police abuse.
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Plaintiffs protested – and the defendants, according to plaintiffs' Supreme Court brief, ultimately withdrew their claw back demand on two-thirds of the documents.
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" Some of the claims against Tyndall include "groping Plaintiffs' breasts; digitally penetrating Plaintiffs' vaginas, sometimes without gloves and with unwashed hands; photographing Plaintiffs' genitals and naked bodies; exposing his own naked body to Plaintiffs...." Jane Doe 135 claims Tyndall engaged in rubbing the length of her naked body and pulled apart her buttocks "under the guise of a 'skin check.
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"Because the proclamation is unlawful as applied to plaintiffs, and inflicts grave and irreversible harms on them, plaintiffs seek a declaration that the proclamation violates the Trade Act and the NAFTA Implementation Act and an injunction prohibiting its enforcements against plaintiffs," they wrote.
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Robin Greenwald of New York plaintiffs' firm Weitz & Luxenberg, which is also representing plaintiffs in California, agreed that immunity was an obstacle in Flint.
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Similarly, plaintiffs choose state court for strategic reasons, so plaintiffs generally hate to be "removed" to federal court -- it throws them off their game.
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Other existing plaintiffs can apply to join the test case proceedings for the next six months but new plaintiffs cannot come forward to join.
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Ronald Paltrowitz, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said any funds would go toward groups that the plaintiffs sponsor to boost minority participation in motorsports.
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"Defendants' defamatory publications were designed to harm the Plaintiffs' reputation and subject the Plaintiffs to public contempt, disgrace, ridicule, or attack," the lawsuits allege.
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In a response to the plaintiffs' request, filed Tuesday, Dartmouth argued that the unnamed plaintiffs "failed to overcome the high bar necessary" to use pseudonyms.
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DuPont spokesman Dan Turner said the company was pleased plaintiffs would go to trial individually, rather than as a group, as plaintiffs' lawyers had proposed.
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"The plaintiffs are very pleased with the decision, and look forward to pursuing collections," Paul Gaston, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in an interview.
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"Defendants' viewpoint-based blocking of the Individual Plaintiffs from the @realDonaldTrump account infringes the Individual Plaintiffs' First Amendment rights," the Knight Institute wrote in its complaint.
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Some of the plaintiffs had to meet a quota of $1,000, requiring them to see 10 or more men each day, two of the plaintiffs said.
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Religious liberty plaintiffs were more likely to win their cases after RFRA than they were before it was enacted, but most of these plaintiffs still lost.
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"Plaintiffs have failed to establish that the mayor has unique firsthand information necessary to plaintiffs' claims," the corporation counsel, Zachary W. Carter, wrote in a brief.
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While at the A.C.L.U., Ruth Bader Ginsburg famously chose male plaintiffs for several groundbreaking challenges to gender-discriminatory laws, assuming that the plight of unequally treated male plaintiffs just might seem more, well, relatable, to the exclusively male Supreme Court than if the plaintiffs had been female.
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A federal magistrate judge in New York has scheduled a conference Thursday with plaintiffs' attorneys and a representative from Saudi Arabia, according to attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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Some plaintiffs who had left the company were contractually forced to exercise their options using that valuation, according to the lawsuit, while other plaintiffs kept their options.
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It also declined to consider the plaintiffs' foreign law claims, noting that most plaintiffs, including relatives and estates of victims, said they were Americans living in Israel.
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For those and other reasons, J&J couldn't guarantee its Baby Powder was asbestos-free when plaintiffs used it, according to experts, including some who testified for plaintiffs.
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Bank of America Corp, could impede settlements of complex litigation by letting some plaintiffs—here, the indirect purchasers—appeal dismissals of their claims while other plaintiffs press on.
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"The Court accepts as true plaintiffs' allegations that Facebook's face recognition technology involves a scan of face geometry that was done without plaintiffs' consent," Judge James Donato wrote.
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In June, a jury awarded the two plaintiffs in the second case $25 million and in August a separate jury awarded plaintiffs in the third case $473 million.
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" CREW and the other plaintiffs argued the events of the past week created "palpable risk that presidential records will be irreparably lost to Plaintiffs and the American people.
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But Portenoy began talking to plaintiffs' lawyers as early as January 2018 and later struck a deal with the plaintiffs to serve as a cooperating witness, the records show.
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In another sign of its high profile, former Supreme Court judge, Ketil Lund, is advising the plaintiffs on behalf of Norwegian Grandparents Against Climate Change, who are co-plaintiffs.
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UPDATE: Late Thursday afternoon, plaintiffs' lawyers filed an amended class action complaint, adding named plaintiffs who attend universities other than Stanford, including Tulane, Rutgers and an unspecified community college.
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" Herman's affidavit described Esquire as singularly concerned with doing right by plaintiffs and their lawyers, who traditionally received "unfavorable treatment (from) large banks that did not understand plaintiffs litigation.
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The settlement will resolve all pending U.S. lawsuits over Xarelto, which plaintiffs claimed causes uncontrollable and irreversible bleeding leading to severe injuries and even death among thousands of plaintiffs.
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Ted Meadows, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, said in a statement on Wednesday that the Missouri Supreme Court affirmed plaintiffs' right to file their claims in a single location.
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But if Ford didn't sell plaintiffs the cars or trucks at the heart of their claims, the company argued, then its conduct cannot not give rise to plaintiffs' claims.
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The couple notified the ship's staff about the problem, but the "employees and medical staff refused and delayed Plaintiffs' requests and ridiculed Plaintiffs and their injuries," the lawsuit claims.
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It appears that everything is working very smoothly, but the plaintiffs have a different set of numbers than the government, and I share the plaintiffs' confusion in that regard.
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The Bosch filing said an initial review of the plaintiffs' documents "indicates that the plaintiffs have made wild and unfounded allegations" that in some cases are based on speculation.
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"By failing to provide the requested records, Defendants are actively impeding Plaintiffs' access to government information and blocking Plaintiffs' ability to carry out their organizational missions," the lawsuit said.
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But the plaintiffs in the case filed a motion for lawyers' fees shortly thereafter; a magistrate judge later recommended that the court deny the plaintiffs' motion for such fees.
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" According to the group, Tyndall "used this position of trust and authority to sexually abuse Plaintiffs on multiple occasions, by engaging in acts that include but are not limited to: forcing Plaintiffs to strip naked, groping Plaintiffs' breasts, digitally penetrating Plaintiffs' vaginas, and spread open their anal crevice so he could leer at the crevice and anus, for no legitimate medical purpose and for no other reason than to satisfy his own prurient sexual desires.
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There are only four plaintiffs in McLemore, not one for every state house district, so Mississippi argues that these four plaintiffs lack the power to challenge a statewide electoral system.
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It was paid for by plaintiffs' lawyers who are suing Fitbit, and was conducted with a consumer-grade electrocardiogram – not a true clinical device, as implied by the plaintiffs' lawyers.
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The cases of Fox and other plaintiffs from outside the state were joined with those of plaintiffs from Missouri, though each case resulting in a verdict has been tried individually.
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"Resigning the plaintiffs to the petitioning administrative process is tantamount to a death sentence for those patients who need cannabis to live," said Michael Hiller, an attorney for the plaintiffs.
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In Friday's court papers, the plaintiffs describe a shaping process that begins before students even apply, when Harvard buys data about PSAT scores and G.P.A.s, according to the plaintiffs' motion.
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Federal judges dismissed the cases, finding the plaintiffs failed to establish a direct or indirect link between the shootings and the fact that the tech companies served as a platform for ISIS to communicate; the Pulse plaintiffs lost on appeal earlier this year, and the San Bernardino plaintiffs have an appeal pending.
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Unlike earlier plaintiffs, including Fisher, whose GPA and SAT scores were not as strong as her peers, the plaintiffs in this case have academic records that are much harder to criticize.
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And even in the Beck decision, the CareFirst plaintiffs' brief said, the 4th Circuit based its holding on the premise that no plaintiffs alleged their stolen data had actually been misused.
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When Judge William Alsup learned that plaintiffs' "smoking gun" document was nothing more than an internal summary of a publicly available report, he rebuked plaintiffs' attorney for being less than truthful.
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However, the plaintiffs are arguing that changes of party affiliation were lost in the mail, changed to independent without the the plaintiffs' knowledge or consent, or caught prey to clerical errors.
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Koh denied the plaintiffs' attempt to be certified as an official class because the plaintiffs could not present a sufficient model for being paid damages in the event that they win.
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The government is still negotiating with plaintiffs in other cases, which unlike the Ontario case also involve provinces and include accusations that the plaintiffs were abused by foster or adoptive families.
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"Missguided's use of Plaintiffs' marks is likely to cause consumers to mistakenly believe that Plaintiffs are associated with Missguided, or that they sponsor or endorse Missguided and its websites," the lawsuit states.
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Last February, Justice Brett Kavanaugh suggested he would impose a different procedural barrier on abortion plaintiffs, effectively preventing these plaintiffs from obtaining a court order that applies to anyone other than themselves.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer who brought the class action against Apple, Mark Rifkin of Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz, told me the decision won't change much for antitrust class action plaintiffs and defendants.
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AT-RISK PLAINTIFFS There are three situations, the court said, in which anonymity can be justifiable: when plaintiffs are at risk of retaliation if they are named in the suit; if using their real names would compromise their privacy in a sensitive, personal matter or if plaintiffs would be exposed to criminal prosecution by identifying themselves.
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" In its opinion, the appeals court said the plaintiffs' complaint "alleges that plaintiffs' establishments are harmed in their competition with Trump establishments because, despite being comparable in other relevant aspects, the President's establishments offer government patrons something that plaintiffs cannot: the opportunity, by enriching the President, to obtain favorable government treatment from the President and Executive branch.
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" One of J&J's recent tweets criticized plaintiffs' lawyers: "Far from a new theory or insight, plaintiffs' lawyers have resurrected a disproven argument about asbestos in our talc that dates to the 1970s.
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Once we receive the order and the plaintiffs file an amended complaint with several inappropriate allegations stricken out, as the Court has asked the plaintiffs to do, we will begin preparing for trial.
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The dissent called the mandate a burden to the plaintiffs' free exercise of religion — even though what the plaintiffs were demanding was a constitutional prerogative to force their political ideology on their employees.
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"The Court accepts as true plaintiffs' allegations that Facebook's face recognition technology involves a scan of face geometry that was done without plaintiffs' consent," wrote Judge James Donato in a ruling issued Thursday.
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"Plaintiffs' lawsuit seeks to recover substantial damages from a charitable fund for losses to property that Plaintiffs did not own or control, based on vague and incoherent narrative of fraud," Fidelity's lawyers write.
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The group Protect Democracy filed the lawsuit for the plaintiffs.
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Raymond and his fellow plaintiffs will try to prove otherwise.
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The plaintiffs are seeking a refund as well as damages.
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And sure enough, the plaintiffs did as of September 28th.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs declined to comment on the filing.
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The plaintiffs are seeking more than $50,000 from each defendant.
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Others, including Plaintiffs, were left with only the opposite choice.
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The Justice Department confirmed that the plaintiffs had been unblocked.
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The plaintiffs are identified by pseudonyms, seeking to preserve privacy.
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Most of our youth plaintiffs are too young to vote.
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She is not one of the plaintiffs in the case.
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Several incumbent Republican congressmen are plaintiffs in the Harrisburg lawsuit.
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Plaintiffs seek damages for those affected by the water crisis.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed the plaintiffs had been unblocked.
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The plaintiffs, meanwhile, will argue that these alternatives don't matter.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs were not immediately available for comment.
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Both organizations are among the plaintiffs in the ongoing lawsuit.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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There are more than 21,2000 plaintiffs in federal court alone.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers brush aside the distinction being drawn by Volkswagen.
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In July, another jury awarded six Texas plaintiffs $500 million.
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The plaintiffs plan to launch a second lawsuit on Feb.
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According to the document, the plaintiffs did not allege Gov.
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Identifying the plaintiffs in this trial is a bit complicated.
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The plaintiffs specifically alleged Uber breached its contract with drivers.
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The other three plaintiffs said they would continue to fight.
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That court awarded the plaintiffs damages of over $7 billion.
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One estimate of how much plaintiffs are seeking: $480 billion.
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Plaintiffs include NRG Energy Inc, Dynegy Inc and Calpine Corp.
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In the meantime most plaintiffs are sticking to settled science.
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Plaintiffs later filed to certify it as a class action.
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I emailed plaintiffs' lawyers in the animation case to ask.
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Q. Who are the plaintiffs, and what do they want?
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It faces Roundup cancer lawsuits by more than 13,400 plaintiffs.
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Mashable has reached out to YouTube and the lawsuit's plaintiffs.
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A third trial involving multiple plaintiffs is scheduled for September.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced awards.
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The judge recommended the high court reject the plaintiffs' claims.
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The original plaintiffs sued in the US, lost, and appealed.
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The lead plaintiffs are Christine Asia Co and William Tai.
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The text itself appears to back up the plaintiffs' position.
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The plaintiffs still have to formally accept the reduced award.
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Lyft also agreed to pay legal costs for the plaintiffs.
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Kagan said his bid would include compensation for harassment plaintiffs.
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Plaintiffs' lawyer Joseph Manning of Manning Law has until Aug.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs in these two cases — Philliben v.
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Plaintiffs, witnesses, friends, family bought plane tix, booked rooms already.
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The plaintiffs are parents of students who survived the shooting.
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The other plaintiffs are two centers in San Diego County.
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The plaintiffs' attorney, Paul Smith, urged the justices to act.
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There are at least 10 plaintiffs who are publicly named.
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The plaintiffs reached a settlement with the city last year.
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The plaintiffs were not specific enough about the alleged underfilling.
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Most of the plaintiffs in the case are legal immigrants.
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"Plaintiffs lawyers have been very successful in Delaware," said Strine.
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All of the named plaintiffs have since died of cancer.
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Plaintiffs lawyers view the Volkswagen case as a potential goldmine.
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The nearly two dozen plaintiffs in the case Juliana v.
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But Judge Jackson said the plaintiffs' arguments were nonetheless persuasive.
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Duncan's complaint describes a pyrrhic victory against the plaintiffs' firm.
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A spokesman for the plaintiffs said the settlement was confidential.
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Zhao Xiaolu, the lawyer for the plaintiffs, declined to comment.
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Sometimes, ideological groups will join plaintiffs to challenge a law.
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And in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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Superrich plaintiffs, however, aren't subject to the same market forces.
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The plaintiffs in Plyler were making, essentially, the same argument.
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Pulphus and Clay are both named plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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Adams, 24, is one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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The O'Bannon plaintiffs were the official victors in the case.
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"The referenced former retail prices were fabricated," the plaintiffs claimed.
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The plaintiffs are suing for unpaid wages and other damages.
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If the plaintiffs win, future college athletes may get paid.
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Jessica Weber, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, welcomed the decision.
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The plaintiffs are Israeli, Liberian, Fijian, Panamanian, Armenian and Kosavar.
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Judge Strand granted the plaintiffs' bid for a class action.
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The plaintiffs are two Guatemalan nationals and one Honduran national.
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The federal lawsuit said one of the plaintiffs, the Rev.
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The plaintiffs in Tennessee are James Thomas and David Hixson.
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And unlike the plaintiffs in the case, she remains blocked.
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The plaintiffs cited a landmark affirmative action case, Gratz v.
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We never intended to be professional plaintiffs or antitrust crusaders.
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Both plaintiffs in the case claim they did nothing wrong.
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Johnson & Johnson faces nearly 12,000 plaintiffs in talc-related cases.
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He ordered the plane carrying the plaintiffs turned back around.
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The plaintiffs include four states: California, Maine, Maryland and Minnesota.
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Plaintiffs can sue only within a set window of time.
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So the Texas plaintiffs argue that it must be unconstitutional.
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"Their stories are terrible," Mr. Cox said of the plaintiffs.
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In about 500 cases, judges dismissed plaintiffs' claims against Trump.
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The plaintiffs filed the lawsuit under pseudonyms — "Jane Doe" Nos.
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But the plaintiffs alleged complicity across the opioid supply chain.
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The lawsuit doesn't disclose the last names of the plaintiffs.
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In rejecting the suit, the federal judge admonished the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers did not take kindly to the development.
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The plaintiffs are America's Communications Association, CTIA, NCTA, and USTelecom.
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The appeals court again ruled for the plaintiffs in 2014.
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The plaintiffs also want Lands' End to recall the uniforms.
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Counsel for the plaintiffs declined to comment for this story.
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It's not the big payday the plaintiffs were hoping for.
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He gave two examples involving the plaintiffs in the case.
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One of the plaintiffs, Mary Louise Smith, was also present.
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An email to the various plaintiffs' lawyers was not returned.
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Above, the plaintiffs' lawyers outside the courthouse in San Diego.
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The plaintiffs were demonstrating against Trump's rhetoric toward Mexican immigrants.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers did not take kindly to the development.
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The plaintiffs include a filmmaker, NASA engineer, and 2 journalists.
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The proposed settlement was "reached with plaintiffs' counsel," Austin said.
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Are plaintiffs' lawyers filing a higher volume of dud cases?
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But it still maintained that the plaintiffs could not sue.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers have until Friday to file an appeal.
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They still face hundreds of claims from hundreds of plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs want to know whether they actually did so.
|
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The justices unanimously agreed that the plaintiffs in Gill v.
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That, the plaintiffs claim, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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That, the plaintiffs claimed, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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At least 30 U.S. senators and 166 representatives are plaintiffs in Wednesday's lawsuit, representing the largest number of legislators ever to sue a U.S. president, according to two lawmakers who are among the plaintiffs.
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" Linn also said the plaintiffs' state law copyrights were "distinct" from rights inherent in the remasterings, and the CBS counterarguments would leave the plaintiffs "uncompensated and without control of distribution of their creative product.
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For all of the assertions that plaintiffs' lawyers are raking in money from "extortionate" ADA website suits (the Robles brief actually uses that word), these cases are about the civil rights of disabled plaintiffs.
|
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But Buchwald did not order Trump or Scavino to unblock the individual plaintiffs in the case or prohibit them from blocking others from the account based on their views as the plaintiffs' had asked.
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In his oral argument on behalf of the plaintiffs, Paul Clement spent a lot of time on this idea that insurance plans were being "hijacked" to provide a service the plaintiffs find morally objectionable.
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In 12 trials of cases claiming that asbestos in talc caused plaintiffs' mesothelioma, J&J was cleared of liability in five, and plaintiffs won three, resulting in a total of $172 million in damages.
|
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" Mark C. Rifkin, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in a statement: "This is a major step in the plaintiffs' effort to return this historic and important song to the public, where it belongs.
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"The government has taken reasonable measures to ensure basic fairness to the plaintiffs, and followed procedures reasonably designed to protect against erroneous deprivation of the plaintiffs' liberty," Judge Raymond Fisher wrote in the court's decision.
|
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"Plaintiffs have known for decades that the National Gallery possessed the painting," and yet "took no steps to recover the painting until plaintiffs' counsel began corresponding with the National Gallery in 2011," the judge wrote.
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Although there are currently seven named plaintiffs in the suit, the action would ultimately include potentially thousands of students as plaintiffs, if not more, if the case is granted class-action status by a judge.
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"That plaintiffs had no control over which particular investment strategy Madoff undertook or specific securities he purchased does not obviate the fact that plaintiffs were seeking, directly or indirectly, to purchase covered securities," Swain wrote.
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Aloi, whom Schnur described as a friend and former employer of two of the plaintiffs, told the board member that it was urgent that Rubin speak with Aloi about one of the plaintiffs, Schnur said.
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In Wisconsin, the plaintiffs had brought a statewide claim, challenging the entire map as a whole, but the Court said that plaintiffs can only bring a challenge to a specific district in which they live.
|
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"We are mindful that some of the plaintiffs' claims as currently pleaded are quite broad, and some of the remedies the plaintiffs seek may not be available as redress," Thomas wrote in his decision Wednesday.
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Alternatively, Clement argued, there may still be a live case between New York and the plaintiffs because the city could hypothetically punish the plaintiffs for their failure to comply with the now-repealed city rules.
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The plaintiffs won the original case, but it's in appeals now.
|
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By 2008, Abbott had quietly ceased his investigations of two plaintiffs.
|
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The plaintiffs varied from professors to a police officer in Texas.
|
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Three of the teens were named as plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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The plaintiffs say they suffered serious physical injuries and mental anguish.
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The Court takes no position on the merits of plaintiffs' claims.
|
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Two of the original, unnamed plaintiffs took issue with the settlement.
|
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"Is there a written business plan?" the plaintiffs' lawyer asked again.
|
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But a jury ruled against the plaintiffs after a 2014 trial.
|
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For direct purchaser plaintiffs: Thomas Sobol of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro.
|
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Identifying the plaintiffs in this trial is a bit more complicated.
|
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She continued to serve as a witness — but for the plaintiffs.
|
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Plaintiffs still need the attorney-general's permission to sue the government.
|
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However, two homeowners listed as plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed Sept.
|
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None of the 31 plaintiffs has been charged with a crime.
|
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The plaintiffs are seeking as much as $3.9 billion in damages.
|
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None of the accusers are named as plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
|
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He noted one example cited by the plaintiffs of Maine Gov.
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The National Women's Law Center, a nonprofit representing the plaintiffs, disagreed.
|
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs could not immediately be reached for comment.
|
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The plaintiffs lawyers did not respond to a request for comment.
|
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And the fees have only climbed since being introduced, plaintiffs noted.
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Conversely, plaintiffs' lawyers may find the interpretation helpful when litigating cases.
|
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In October 2018, they refiled on behalf of several new plaintiffs.
|
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The plaintiffs in the lawsuit say the scooters are a menace.
|
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In return, the plaintiffs said they would drop all their claims.
|
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SoCalGas has said it still faces 394 lawsuits including 48,500 plaintiffs.
|
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The court did allow the plaintiffs to litigate some contractual claims.
|
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The plaintiffs say officials have been warning them to withdraw it.
|
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The plaintiffs did not provide an alternative valuation in their complaint.
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That's what the plaintiffs in this case wanted from the court.
|
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Katrina Redelsheimer, one of the plaintiffs, being treated during the riot.
|
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Following the verdict, Arab Bank reached a settlement covering 527 plaintiffs.
|
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The plaintiffs say the law lacks safeguards to protect against abuse.
|
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Plaintiffs in the suits argue the system functions as a tax.
|
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The plaintiffs also included relatives and the estates of Hamas victims.
|
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Iranian plaintiffs are a man and a woman, not two men
|
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"I think plaintiffs' attorneys are playing a long game," Glicksman says.
|
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However, lawyers for the plaintiffs reportedly expect Robart to rule today.
|
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Remington and plaintiffs lawyers have not yet responded to Barber's allegations.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs was not immediately available for comment.
|
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The plaintiffs are seeking about 80 million yen ($730,000) in total.
|
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If plaintiffs' lawyers are smart, they'll start adjusting fee requests accordingly.
|
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All this could be upset by a ruling for the plaintiffs.
|
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The South Korean plaintiffs applied to a district court on Dec.
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Cohn also served as counsel to the plaintiffs in Bowoto v.
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Representatives for plaintiffs did not immediately return a request for comment.
|
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Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz represented plaintiffs in the iPhone case.
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The plaintiffs Tommy Badeaux and Candis Lambert had sued on Jan.
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The plaintiffs plan to push on with the litigation against Google.
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The plaintiffs had argued that Republicans drew it in their favor.
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He usually ruled in favor of plaintiffs in civil rights cases.
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Plaintiffs have to prove the countries knew they were providing support.
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In product liability lawsuits, attorneys must prove harm to individual plaintiffs.
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Other attorneys said state courts are typically more favorable to plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs included victims and relatives of victims of the Dec.
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The 3-0 decision also restored the plaintiffs' unjust enrichment claims.
|
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The plaintiffs had sought class action status against the respective carriers.
|
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Lanier said plaintiffs would address the issue in post-trial proceedings.
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Class actions, they say, are primarily a boon to plaintiffs' lawyers.
|
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Plaintiffs' attorneys reap windfalls The TCPA is a strict liability statute.
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Vincent Briganti, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, also declined to comment.
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"Plaintiffs cannot simultaneously pursue identical claims in two courts," he wrote.
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Accordingly, Defendants' motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' due process claim is denied.
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It does not specify an amount being sought by the plaintiffs.
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"Secretary Clinton did not refer to plaintiffs as liars," Jackson noted.
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None of the plaintiffs were his graduate students, the statement adds.
|
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Some plaintiffs described the consequences of resisting the professors' unwanted behavior.
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She was baffled by the resentment the plaintiffs felt toward Harvard.
|
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Four plaintiffs brought the lawsuit, but their identities are not public.
|
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GM and the lead counsel for plaintiffs both denied that claim.
|
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When plaintiffs lose a public interest case, it's a different story.
|
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Plaintiffs make no claim against the COA or the Host Committee.
|
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But that is not enough — the plaintiffs had to show intent.
|
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" Andy Rubenstein, who represents 51 plaintiffs, called Tuesday's move "window dressing.
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The New York Times had redacted the addresses of the plaintiffs.
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It is the first such lawsuit by plaintiffs from another country.
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Some plaintiffs' lawyers, however, played down the impact of the ruling.
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The plaintiffs want to extend the 2014 ruling in Burwell v.
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The plaintiffs said they risked losing coverage under Kentucky's new program.
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The GOP plaintiffs are seeking a "preliminary injunction" on the law.
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That classification burdens the Juggalos, including Plaintiffs, because they are Juggalos.
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The first bellwether trial, picked by plaintiffs' lawyers, began last week.
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The group of 196 plaintiffs include both House and Senate Democrats.
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But plaintiffs in the Nike case want something even more specific.
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But you can't dismiss the plaintiffs' concerns as mere intolerance, either.
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SoCalGas said the company still faces 394 lawsuits, including 48,500 plaintiffs.
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Much of the argument concerned whether paying the plaintiffs was practicable.
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The earlier ruling had required plaintiffs to sue in state court.
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The company has yet to pay out any awards to plaintiffs.
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The other plaintiffs include Pariis Tillery, 25, and Steven Espinal, 19.
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She said the plaintiffs could renew their request at that time.
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"The president" is a businessman, the plaintiffs' lawyer reminded the judge.
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Judge Messitte has already ruled once in favor of the plaintiffs.
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There was no immediate comment on the ruling from the plaintiffs.
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All seven plaintiffs are members of the Association of American Publishers.
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These plaintiffs allege their assaults occurred before 2012, Ms. Fegan said.
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Saudi Arabia responded that plaintiffs' lawyers may not commandeer diplomatic pouches.
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Ms. Padilla is one of three plaintiffs named in the lawsuit.
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They also argued that the plaintiffs had shown no financial harm.
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In expert testimony for the plaintiffs from 2018 in Juliana v.
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But in many ways, Gregory and the plaintiffs have already won.
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Such systems did not comply with D.E.A. requirements, the plaintiffs said.
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The plaintiffs in the Montana case are backed by Trump's administration.
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That girl's parents are now plaintiffs in the class action suit.
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The curriculum became increasingly misogynistic over time, according to the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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A lead attorney for the class action plaintiffs praised the decision.
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The California State Outdoor Advertising Association is also among the plaintiffs.
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"Our plaintiffs would be harmed without a nationwide injunction," Gelernt said.
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"Plaintiffs, significantly, cast no real doubt on that conclusion," he wrote.
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The Democratic plaintiffs who are challenging Wisconsin's map in Gill v.
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For this group of plaintiffs, homelessness has been a long struggle.
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In their brief, the Espinoza plaintiffs took a deeply radical position.
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President Donald Trump's administration is backing the plaintiffs in the case.
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The two plaintiffs filed suit in Baltimore Circuit Court last fall.
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Four granite markers near the statue honor plaintiffs in Browder v.
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That formed the core of the plaintiffs' complaint against the city.
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The plaintiffs in this case, however, are unsatisfied with their victory.
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The plaintiffs don't want a mere victory; they want something more.
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In fact the Buckley plaintiffs included firebrand leftist presidential candidate Sen.
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"The issues that plaintiffs raise are serious indeed," Judge Goldsmith said.
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"It's been really perplexing," said Jamie Rudert, one of the plaintiffs.
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Plaintiffs must show that defendants knew their actions would support terrorism.
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TC: First, how do you find these plaintiffs that you're backing?
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An attorney for plaintiffs in the case praised the judge's decision.
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The Police Department agreed to pay $235,000 to the 13 plaintiffs.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not respond to requests for comment.
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We will pray that the plaintiffs have courage, strength and perseverance.
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But compared to the N.H.L. case, there were many more plaintiffs.
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Here, the overwhelming majority of plaintiffs are government entities, not individuals.
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When that happened, it threw the plaintiffs' personal finances into chaos.
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She later miscarried, and was among plaintiffs in the civil lawsuit.
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The three main plaintiffs received $5,000 each for representing the class.
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"The list of prospective plaintiffs could be rather long," Wallach said.
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If the plaintiffs win, it won't just be a legal victory.
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It doesn't just affect me and the plaintiffs of the case.
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Plaintiffs said the administration hid this fact during trial last year.
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Instead, he blamed the plaintiffs for seeking out jobs as strippers.
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"The Department of Justice appreciates the Court's ruling and its conclusion that Plaintiffs lack standing to pursue these claims in federal court, that Plaintiffs' claims do not fall within the zone of interests of the Emoluments Clauses, and that Plaintiffs' claims involve political questions that cannot be resolved in federal court," Justice Department spokesperson Lauren Ehrsam told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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The hearing is to consider the plaintiffs&apos request for a preliminary injunction that would prohibit the staff at the detention center from imposing what the plaintiffs claim are excessive forms of physical discipline and punishment.
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Overruling the 2nd Circuit, the Supreme Court said not only that plaintiffs must show an imminent risk of a tangible injury but also that plaintiffs can't manufacture standing by spending money to ward off speculative harm.
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Brian Klein of Baker Marquart, who represents key defendants in the Tezos suit, said it is "no surprise" that plaintiffs' lawyers "are having a hard time finding credible lead plaintiffs," Klein said in an email statement.
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Attorney Gilles Bissonnette of the American Civil Liberties Union, who spoke on behalf of the plaintiffs, noted that the three plaintiffs who brought the initial lawsuit challenging the law had been investigated for politically motivated posts.
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Mr. Cahn and lawyers from the firm Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady, who represent the plaintiffs, contend that the police practices are unreasonable and violate the plaintiffs' religious freedom under both the First Amendment and federal law.
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"Defendants exerted power over the Plaintiffs; took their money; made it financially, physically and psychologically difficult, and in some cases impossible, to leave the coercive community; and systematically abused Plaintiffs physically and emotionally," the suit said.
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Other gun owners have alleged that Remington and the plaintiffs' attorneys have deliberately structured the settlement to discourage customers from returning their guns and reduce the cost to Remington, a charge the company and plaintiffs have denied.
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Those companies are facing tens of thousands of individual lawsuits from plaintiffs who said they were injured by the mesh's poor design and substandard materials, which plaintiffs say led to serious complications that require surgery to repair.
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It also said the subpoenas violated the plaintiffs' privacy rights, and the refusal of House committees to even provide copies of the subpoenas to the plaintiffs made it impossible to know, or negotiate, their scope or breadth.
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They also said the subpoenas violated the plaintiffs' privacy rights, and the refusal of House committees to even provide copies of the subpoenas to the plaintiffs made it impossible to know, or negotiate, their scope or breadth.
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Because AAA's decision involved Keller Lenkner clients – and not named plaintiffs in the MDL - the judge said MDL plaintiffs should obtain their own rulings from AAA before he decides whether to allow them to litigate before him.
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A court only orders a preliminary injunction if it can conclude that (1) the plaintiffs are likely to win, and (2) the plaintiffs will be harmed in a way that cannot be fixed at a later time.
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The plaintiffs, iOS developers Donald R. Cameron and Pure Sweat Basketball Inc.
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The plaintiffs have until Monday to file a response to that motion.
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In this case, tech's support could help the plaintiffs prevail against Trump.
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Lawyers for the settling plaintiffs could not immediately be reached for comment.
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But, to date, Plaintiffs have not presented evidence of tampering or mistake.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers said their lodestone fees and costs were nearly $40 million.
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Forty plaintiffs is the number required to initiate a class-action lawsuit.
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An attorney representing the plaintiffs did not return PEOPLE's call for comment.
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On Tuesday, the Knight Institute and seven plaintiffs took that legal action.
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Neither the plaintiffs in the lawsuit nor J.P. Morgan opposed the postponement.
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The suits did not state an amount being sought by the plaintiffs.
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Dixon's husband and two sons are listed as plaintiffs in the suit.
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Plaintiffs believe the new evidence could sway that aspect in their favor.
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Alsaeedi and Azada are not currently listed as plaintiffs in the case.
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It's not clear how well the plaintiffs will fare with their complaint.
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The Jones team maintains that it has complied with the plaintiffs' requests.
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The plaintiffs claim that Facebook's widespread collection of face data violates BIPA.
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The dismissal was without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can amend their complaints.
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For indirect purchaser plaintiffs: Peter St. Phillip of Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart.
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Gaos and two other plaintiffs received $5,000 each for representing the class.
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SFFA represents a group of anonymous Asian-American plaintiffs rejected from Harvard.
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Given all that, it was remarkable how few times plaintiffs blew up.
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All except the children whose deaths the plaintiffs said still haunted them.
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Plaintiffs later dropped the suit, but they had claimed $22.0m in damages.
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The plaintiffs purchased apps directly from Apple and therefore are direct purchasers.
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The plaintiffs are suing under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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The plaintiffs are also allowed to proceed on a "public nuisance" claim.
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" The plaintiffs claim that "Hernández was unarmed and unthreatening at the time.
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Gonzalez (2006) presents a much more serious problem for the McLemore plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs sued for compensation and interest on unpaid wages and damages.
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The lead plaintiffs in the lawsuit were from Colombia and South Africa.
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Plaintiffs in the Comcast case are represented by Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein.
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He said plaintiffs had failed to raise any clear errors of law.
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The court threw the case out, leaving the plaintiffs with huge costs.
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The plaintiffs — who represent shareholders — have a natural ally in Alphabet employees.
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SFFA represents a group of anonymous Asian American plaintiffs rejected from Harvard.
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Plaintiffs often see the arbitration process as too "chummy" with corporate defendants.
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In 2015, a Missouri state court jury awarded 24 plaintiffs $38 million.
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It also declined to exercise jurisdiction over the plaintiffs' foreign law claims.
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It is asking that plaintiffs receive a refund as well as damages.
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The plaintiffs say they also oppose trafficking and other forms of exploitation.
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Lawyers for both Trump and the plaintiffs declined to comment on Wednesday.
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Plaintiffs claimed Mercedes falsely advertised the BlueTec vehicles as having lower emissions.
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The plaintiffs filed the motion asking for the preliminary injunction in April.
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There are another 2,100 individual plaintiffs as a result of 2018 fires.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not respond to a request for comment.
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Judge G. Steven Agee denied that the plaintiffs had standing to sue.
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Nineteen other states and Washington, D.C., are plaintiffs in the Oregon case.
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AkinMears spent $25 million in TV advertising that year seeking additional plaintiffs.
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The California plaintiffs were aiming to extend that right outside the home.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs could not immediately be reached for comment.
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On Monday, the judges rejected the plaintiffs' request for a special election.
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The symbolism was striking, and it wasn't lost on the young plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs are seeking an unspecified amount due to these alleged injuries.
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Two more plaintiffs were added in the resubmitted complaint against the university.
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Other plaintiffs say they were the victims of physical assault or retaliation.
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The plaintiffs must still establish their right to assert successor liability claims.
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The EFF release offers the full list of plaintiffs and their stories.
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But if the plaintiffs win this case, the policy discussion is over.
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Al Hajj is one of the plaintiffs in the challenge, known as
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Some juries have sided with the plaintiffs, awarding large amounts of damages.
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We should not ask college administrators to become prosecutors or plaintiffs' attorneys.
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The Janus plaintiffs are represented by the National Right to Work Foundation.
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The plaintiffs say that will cost them hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Paul LePage are also listed as plaintiffs suing over the federal guidance.
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"We didn't let it destroy us," one of the plaintiffs told us.
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Ms. Kenny and several other students have joined that lawsuit as plaintiffs. __
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"Hyperloop is not a party trick," the plaintiffs write in the lawsuit.
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Lead counsel said they had worked tirelessly and cooperatively for all plaintiffs.
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Gadeir Abbas, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, called the ruling a victory.
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Courts have counseled that plaintiffs should follow reporting requirements in employee manuals.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," Hecht said.
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"More plaintiffs are coming out of the woodwork each day," he said.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers originally opted for the second route, a preliminary injunction.
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The significance of the case is not been lost on the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs in the lawsuit intend to challenge that provision as well.
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In his ruling on Friday, Judge Haywood Gilliam sided with the plaintiffs.
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Stefaniak's two brothers, Mario Caicedo and Carlos Caicedo Jr., are the plaintiffs.
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The New York court awarded the plaintiffs damages of over $7 billion.
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Three of the plaintiffs were employees at the venue, BB&T Pavilion.
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And the plaintiffs in the lawsuits will get $21 million in damages.
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Blacks in Birmingham still have trouble buying a hamburger, the plaintiffs argue.
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For the plaintiffs' steering committee: Elizabeth Cabraser of Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately return a request for comment.
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And the shorts will create a full employment act for plaintiffs' lawyers.
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Such concerns also support the Gill plaintiffs' challenge to extreme partisan gerrymandering.
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"Our plaintiffs are analyzing how we will respond to that," he said.
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The contentiousness between two muscular groups of plaintiffs has long been building.
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The court did not rule on the merits of the plaintiffs' claims.
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State Supreme Court Judge Denise Hartman ruled against the plaintiffs last week.
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To that end, the plaintiffs hope to turn the refunds into philanthropy.
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But the deal hinges on all of the plaintiffs agreeing to it.
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According to the proposal, all plaintiffs would vote on any settlement offer.
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Individual plaintiffs were to receive between $4 million and $30 million each.
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Both plaintiffs complained they had been harassed by followers of Mr. Jones.
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To bring a lawsuit in federal court, plaintiffs need the proper standing.
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In its lawsuit, the plaintiffs allege that a conspiracy began in 2009.
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"What is the dean's interest list?" a lawyer for the plaintiffs asked.
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Many of the plaintiffs — 4,2806 as of July 22016 — are extremely ill.
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Without the penalty, the plaintiffs argue, the mandate is no longer constitutional.
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Hellerstedt, which involved another Texas law and many of the same plaintiffs.
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The 38 plaintiffs attended Yeshiva University High School between 1953 and 1992.
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But the plaintiffs did not give up on the case so easily.
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The Texas plaintiffs claim that this shell of a mandate is unconstitutional.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer noted that Petrocelli was quoted in the Times story.
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The plaintiffs told the Supreme Court that Arkansas' approach has serious consequences.
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Plaintiffs in several lawsuits are accusing Wells Fargo of doing exactly that.
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It was brought against the city by five plaintiffs from San Antonio.
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The details: According to plaintiffs' attorneys, the "Big Three" distributors McKesson Corp.
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"They were stuck, cornered," said Michel Ledoux, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers.
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But Farrar said he's confident the Supreme Court will side with plaintiffs.
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The parents of the little girl are also plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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But when comparing properties in different neighborhoods, the plaintiffs found glaring differences.
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This time around, however, the plaintiffs' lawyers may have hit pay dirt.
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But some recent events appear to lend credence to the plaintiffs' claims.
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The plaintiffs say they suffered injuries in the mudslides on January 9.
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The plaintiffs were represented by Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state.
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"This seems to me like a pretty good result" for the plaintiffs.
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They recruited Mr. Fox and Rob Buchanan, environmental activists, as joint plaintiffs.
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The Missouri man and two other plaintiffs have appealed the judge's decision.
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President Donald Trump's administration urged the justices to side with the plaintiffs.
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Plaintiffs twice succeeded in getting the Transportation Department to delay its plans.
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The plaintiffs are seeking both financial and non-financial compensation, Tommy said.
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Five plaintiffs in the lawsuit were protesting in front of the building.
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In the meantime, both TCPA plaintiffs and defendants are lamenting the uncertainty.
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" Agnifilo accused the plaintiffs of being "motivated by greed, not the truth.
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Many plaintiffs spend years and small fortunes trying to build a case.
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Two of the three plaintiffs had no direct contact with the defendants.
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Plaintiffs in the case have requested additional information on the new separations.
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On Monday, Honda strongly y denied the allegations in the plaintiffs' filing.
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In court, the plaintiffs invoked a 1982 Supreme Court decision, Plyler v.
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Utah says it has a claim because plaintiffs' attorneys are committing fraud.
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F. Edie Mermelstein, who is representing the plaintiffs, also declined to comment.
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The plaintiffs allege they were raped or sexually assaulted by Lyft drivers.
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The plaintiffs have submitted isolated documents that are taken out of context.
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U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in Manhattan agreed with the plaintiffs.
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Dr. Arcidiacono was an expert witness for the plaintiffs at the trial.
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As you know, AGs frequently form mutually beneficial alliances with plaintiffs lawyers.
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The plaintiffs in the case include the NAACP, Princeton University and Microsoft.
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The plaintiffs say Hispanics are underrepresented in the current maps (The Hill).
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On Wednesday, plaintiffs accused government lawyers of "ambushing" them with new evidence.
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"More of these cases are being controlled by fewer plaintiffs," Howard said.
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The plaintiffs were identified as Jane Doe, Mary Moe and John Roe.
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Key quote from plaintiffs' lawyers Paul Hanly, Paul Farrell and Joe Rice:
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The state also agreed to pay $450,000 for the plaintiffs' legal fees.
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He is also one of the attorneys for the plaintiffs in Whitford.
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If that doesn't work, the plaintiffs will likely take it to trial.
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Federal courts usually require plaintiffs to demonstrate they have actually been harmed.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not respond to emailed requests for comment.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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" According to a statement from a Fitbit representative, "It was paid for by plaintiffs' lawyers who are suing Fitbit, and was conducted with a consumer-grade electrocardiogram -- not a true clinical device, as implied by the plaintiffs' lawyers.
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The bill would limit class certification to class actions in which plaintiffs all "suffered the same type and scope of injury" and would bar certification unless courts can ascertain class membership and assure that only injured plaintiffs recover.
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A couple of years after Price Waterhouse, Congress enacted a law that explicitly provides for mixed-motive suits for Title VII plaintiffs — indeed, this law is more favorable to such plaintiffs than the standard announced in Price Waterhouse.
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"There is a certain irony that, by filing and publicizing this lawsuit, plaintiffs have brought more attention upon themselves than O'Reilly's comments, which were never directed at or referred to plaintiffs, ever did," lawyers for Mr. O'Reilly said.
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Supreme Court Lets Youths' Case Demanding Climate Action Proceed The court said that the Trump administration had raised substantial questions about the plaintiffs' legal theories, but that the plaintiffs should take the case back to an appeals court.
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"Plaintiffs seek a judicial safeguard against the continued degradation of their rights," she said — but this safeguard could come from the appropriate branch of government, meaning that the plaintiffs are not asking the courts to set climate policy.
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Lawyer for Plaintiffs Suing G.M. Heightens Criticism of Another | Lance Cooper, a lawyer who helped bring a deadly switch defect to light, says a lead lawyer for the plaintiffs is putting his own financial interests ahead of the case.
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However, many trusts are running low on cash and have reduced payouts, and business groups allege that has prompted plaintiffs to focus on suing non-bankrupt companies, even if plaintiffs only had a limited exposure to a company's product.
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They could also prove he was just negligent: that he was duty-bound to provide a safe environment to the plaintiffs; the security provided was inadequate; and that there was a causal connection between Trump's words and plaintiffs' injuries.
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Ultimately, even if the plaintiffs can meet this burden and prove their case at trial, this is still a weak case for another, more important reason: the plaintiffs appear to have minimal damages from the face of their complaint.
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Other plaintiffs include Asian-American students who feel their entry to a specialized school could be blocked by the expansion of Discovery; the plaintiffs in Harvard's lawsuit are a group of Asian-American students who were rejected by Harvard.
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Choudhury has denied all of the allegations made by the plaintiffs in court.
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Other plaintiffs include California's Santa Clara County and the Association of LGBTQ+ Psychiatrists.
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As such, they are "holding plaintiffs to their burden of proof," he said.
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Judge Kleinberg said plaintiffs lawyers' blended rate of $455 per hour was reasonable.
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According to a footnote, the other three have not consented to be plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs sought a preliminary injunction, as well as a temporary restraining order.
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Bloom says one of the plaintiffs -- not Sharpton -- has tested positive for herpes.
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"At its core, plaintiffs' speech is a form of political protest," he wrote.
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The organization is now working to add names to the list of plaintiffs.
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Lawyers for the other plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Nike is represented by Seyfarth Shaw and the plaintiffs by Diversity Law Group.
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Plaintiffs obtained minutes of a conference call between team doctors about the investigation.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers in the Baker case attempted a bit of procedural hocus pocus.
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Lanier said that case, involving five Texas plaintiffs, has not been settled yet.
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The Children of Duplessis were considerably more organized than Widman's plaintiffs in Vermont.
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Briones has requested that the plaintiffs propose the scope of a preliminary injunction.
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Such outside funding does not just enable plaintiffs to pursue potentially lucrative cases.
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Attorneys for Remington and the plaintiffs did not respond to emails seeking comment.
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Plaintiffs also include LGBT groups Gender Justice League and the Human Rights Campaign.
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The five-page ruling did not resolve the merits of the plaintiffs' claims.
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Still, to the plaintiffs, a civil lawsuit seemed to be the best alternative.
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" The two lead plaintiffs in the case are referred to only as "Ms.
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Then there was the matter of gathering together a bunch of eloquent plaintiffs.
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Every time the ACLU added more plaintiffs, USCIS would quickly process their applications.
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These complaints have been further explained by the plaintiffs in the consolidated suit.
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"That's a lot more intermediaries and service providers that plaintiffs' lawyers could target."
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If Wolfson blocks the plaintiffs' experts, she could dismiss all the outstanding cases.
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Like the other plaintiffs on this case, medical marijuana has improved Bortell's life.
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But plaintiffs can assess governments' and firms' actions against the 2°C goal.
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Still, the plaintiffs' supporters said the modifications provided crucial safeguards against unconstitutional profiling.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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He awarded about $3 million, double the plaintiffs' lodestar billings of $1.5 million.
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But two plaintiffs are suing the product's parent company, Unilever United States Inc.
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The lawyers did not say how much the plaintiffs sought from the seizure.
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" Ultimately, the suit alleges, the plaintiffs "were met with threats, condemnation, and termination.
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Among the other plaintiffs are funds run by Prudential Investments, court records show.
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Following the announcements, IBM stock dropped more than 17 percent, the plaintiffs said.
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The plaintiffs are seeking class action for roughly 8,300 current and former employees.
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Even though the plaintiffs lost, it wasn't a total missed opportunity for environmentalists.
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Meanwhile, the plaintiffs maintain that the government won't take action without court intervention.
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The plaintiffs acquired the information through a public records request, the lawsuit says.
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In May during the first trial, the plaintiffs won $50 million in damages.
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The plaintiffs seek class action status to represent all children in the system.
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"Here, none of the plaintiffs are at imminent risk of injury," Reeves wrote.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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A jury in March 2016 awarded five Texas plaintiffs $500 million in damages.
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Logitech and the plaintiffs' lawyers who filed the class action want to settle.
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Like class actions, they affect hundreds of thousands of plaintiffs, if not more.
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The group also joined other plaintiffs seeking to block the Trump administration's ban.
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Daniel Rosen, a partner at Baker & McKenzie representing the plaintiffs, declined to comment.
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One of the plaintiffs was not onboard the flight, but his wife was.
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The plaintiffs say the Orlando cops were "not adequately trained" by the city.
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One of the plaintiffs, Therese Serignese, was present during the deposition, Cammarata said.
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The plaintiffs said they also weren't able to opt out of CVS' options.
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The plaintiffs in the suit included Capitol Records and subsidiaries of Sony Corporation.
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The plaintiffs say those claims were false, and could be grounds for fraud.
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"Reputable investors" were pushed off in favor of Pishevar's friends, the plaintiffs says.
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The 1st Circuit concluded that plaintiffs in Asacol did have standing to sue.
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The plaintiffs indicated after Tuesday's ruling that they would refile the case elsewhere.
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Without a committee, plaintiffs' lawyers would typically have to pay for that themselves.
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Bankruptcy would halt the lawsuits and allow the organization to negotiate with plaintiffs.
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Under the terms of the settlement, the plaintiffs were to receive no money.
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Two of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit were intercepted and returned to Libya.
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The brief skewered plaintiffs for suggesting the 22015rd Circuit stands alone on ascertainability.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers have estimated the claims are worth as much as $10 billion.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers, meanwhile, collect an average of more than $1 million per case.
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The plaintiffs are seeking damages that could top $5 million and be tripled.
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" As such, he added, they are "holding plaintiffs to their burden of proof.
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Kelly Dermody, an attorney for the plaintiffs, declined to comment on Hogan's email.
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Can trial courts restrict how plaintiffs use money they've been awarded in litigation?
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One of the plaintiffs had banked her embryos after an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
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The lawyer for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The plaintiffs said this leads them to have lost patronage, wages and commissions.
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These co-plaintiffs had "a great new impression of Germany," Mr. Heubner said.
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An attorney for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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When they win, the plaintiffs often recover their legal fees from the government.
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The department has not shared the findings with the plaintiffs in those suits.
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"Plaintiffs must produce precedent even as fewer courts are producing precedent," Willett wrote.
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"We express no view on the merits of the plaintiffs' case," he added.
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A spokeswoman for the plaintiffs, who went by pseudonyms, had no immediate comment.
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But the plaintiffs said music industry executives had given the singers access sooner.
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In pretrial proceedings, the plaintiffs obtained several interesting revelations from the Trump Administration.
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He would not say whether the plaintiffs will request Trump's personal tax returns.
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The plaintiffs reserved the right to bring new disclosure claims after the closing.
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The eight listed plaintiffs, mostly pension funds, gained class-action status in April.
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Sturgell, which addressed preclusion and the due process rights of non-party plaintiffs.
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The Delaware Wal-Mart plaintiffs are represented by Stuart Grant of Grant & Eisenhofer.
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The plaintiffs said this leads them to have lost patronage, wages, and commissions.
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It was never intended to do what it's doing today: enrich plaintiffs' lawyers.
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" The judge dismissed the case because the plaintiffs had a "lack of standing.
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Another View It has been an awful week for plaintiffs in antitrust cases.
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That is the burden that the plaintiffs in the Detroit case must meet.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs, Jonathan Mitchell, declined to comment on the decision.
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Jim Crow remains in other ways, too, the plaintiffs say in their suit.
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The plaintiffs had claimed that imposing such fees violated their First Amendment rights.
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The plaintiffs seek class action status to represent all children in the program.
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In a press release, the plaintiffs in the case praised the judge's decision.
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"Plaintiffs are entitled to complete discovery," Kollar-Kotelly wrote in the Friday memo.
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Some plaintiffs say paying for any kind of contraception violates their religious beliefs.
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It also said the plaintiffs did not adequately plead their state law claims.
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So now, in nearly every case, plaintiffs are suing governments, not the manufacturer.
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Attorneys for the plaintiffs reiterated a host of arguments to illustrate political motives.
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Lead plaintiffs' lawyers Hanly and Rice also declined to comment on the incident.
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Plaintiffs in court cases are rarely allowed to proceed anonymously absent extraordinary circumstances.
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The plaintiffs say that from this moment, Winterkorn was aware of the cheating.
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The judges had fewer questions for Jameel Jaffer, the lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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And now, the North Carolina court said plaintiffs have standing in the case.
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Plaintiffs, already ill, begin to die before the tortuous case can be resolved.
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Any settlement with plaintiffs in the consolidated litigation would just attract more claims.
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The plaintiffs immediately welcomed the ruling as yet another victory in the case.
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The justices ruled that the plaintiffs didn't have standing to bring their lawsuit.
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But the plaintiffs each have strong reasons to believe they are on it.
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On Wednesday, Judge Michael Phelan sided with the plaintiffs in a Vancouver courtroom.
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The traffickers also traded the plaintiffs among each other, according to the lawsuits.
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"We've been doing this four years," said Vic Barrett, one of the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs argue that Harvard has been racially stereotyping Asian-Americans for decades.
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Plaintiffs contend this disenfranchises native people who live far from reliable mail service.
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Another of the plaintiffs' experts, Stanford professor Simon Jackman, prepared the below chart.
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To hear the plaintiffs tell it, the court should not reward cynical gamesmanship.
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TIAA had to pay $22016 million in plaintiffs' legal fees in that case.
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If the plaintiffs prevail, they'll be able to appeal their observation-outpatient stays.
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In June, the plaintiffs wrote to the White House asking to be unblocked.
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But it went looking for additional plaintiffs, which was not an easy sell.
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Those plaintiffs have agreed to the settlement deal outlined in the bankruptcy filings.
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If neither, the plaintiffs argued, they are entitled to be released on bond.
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Though, the young plaintiffs and their attorneys will still appeal the big decision.
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"It's gotten much easier for plaintiffs to get evidence to establish [legal] standing."
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The companies are being sued by three unidentified plaintiffs, according to the complaint.
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Reading outside news was considered an act of rebellion, according to the plaintiffs.
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The suit names more than 500 plaintiffs who are employees of the airline.
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For years, Justice Department lawyers have been stonewalling document requests from the plaintiffs.
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Deutsche Bank also agreed to help the plaintiffs pursue claims against other defendants.
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The plaintiffs say the state and city violated the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The seven are part of 21 plaintiffs represented in the case Juliana vs.
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And attorneys for plaintiffs say that they anticipate more lawsuits will be filed.
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Ruscavage-Barz said the plaintiffs have not yet decided on their next steps.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers, in turn, agreed to dismiss prospective class actions challenging the deal.
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Failla said the plaintiffs may try to bring their proposed class action again.
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The plaintiffs argued that Harvard's affirmative-action policy favours black and Hispanic applicants.
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The court is satisfied that at this stage, plaintiffs sufficiently pled parallel conduct.
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So today, Plaintiffs are asking the Court to protect their core democratic rights.
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The panel also upheld that court's preliminary injunction barring enforcement for the plaintiffs.
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Ed Chapin, lead attorney for the plaintiffs, gives his opening statement in August.
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But plaintiffs are keeping up the pressure on companies that have not settled.
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Records have been found to be incomplete, contradictory or missing, plaintiffs' attorneys say.
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The plaintiffs also include Families for Excellent Schools, a pro-charter school organization.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers contend Acosta just didn't like the way the arbitrations were going.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs described Dr. Abushamma's detention and deportation during Thursday's hearing.
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Still, if the Emulex decision holds up, plaintiffs' lawyers will have additional leverage.
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He said other plaintiffs might be able to sue on religious discrimination grounds.
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Other plaintiffs said they were trying to find value in the tentative agreement.
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One of the plaintiffs, immigration rights activist Ravi Ragbir, was arrested last month.
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Even if they do win, plaintiffs would collect less money under the law.
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In both instances, the plaintiffs failed to prove that their rights were violated.
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The lead plaintiffs were detained by the U.S. government and threatened with deportation.
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"They didn't get all that they wanted," Alito said, referring to the plaintiffs.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not respond to requests for comment on Thursday.
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The rules became known as the Handschu guidelines, after one of the plaintiffs.
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The administration and the plaintiffs have asked for a decision by noon Monday.
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The plaintiffs in New York State Rifle had asked for very limited relief.
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Nine other women, however, have come forward to back up the plaintiffs' claims.
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The Monsanto royalty decision is effective immediately, a lawyer for the plaintiffs said.
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None of the plaintiffs have been subsequently charged with any violation of law.
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The plaintiffs are seeking damages to represent a nationwide class of EpiPen purchasers.
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The plaintiffs are suing Monsanto, claiming the product gave them non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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They also said plaintiffs hadn't shown demand futility on the Section 14 claim.
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"The thread that runs through is general hostility toward plaintiffs' claims," Lahav said.
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The plaintiffs are asking for monetary damages, though the amount was not specified.
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The administration and the plaintiffs have asked for a decision by noon Monday.
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The plaintiffs said this meant there was a penalty for being Asian-American.
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But plaintiffs can also challenge whether the administration is interpreting several statutes correctly.
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But Daniels raised doubts about whether the plaintiffs are legally entitled to sue.
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Now, Bloom is in the midst of speaking to and vetting additional plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs in Tuesday's lawsuits are led by Democrats or often lean Democratic.
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Uber seeks enforcement of its arbitration agreement with Plaintiffs with respect to the false advertising claims under the Unfair Competition Law and Consumer Legal Remedies Act...The arbitration agreements that Plaintiffs agreed to do not require that arbitration to be confidential.
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The ruling on Friday specifically applies to the 17 plaintiffs listed in the consolidated suit and means that the state cannot use the fact that those 17 plaintiffs cannot repay fines and fees as a reason to deny them the vote.
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The right to publicity claims were based on the assertion that plaintiffs' dances are uniquely associated with them and that Epic Games digitally copied the plaintiffs performing the dances, then created a code that allows avatars to identically perform the dances.
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"The court finds that plaintiffs are entitled to a preliminary injunction based on their challenge to (the state's) viewing policies, in their current form, as unreasonable restrictions of plaintiffs' right to counsel and right of access to the courts," Baker wrote.
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"The increase in the number of plaintiffs over the past quarter is likely driven by the substantial spike in anti-Roundup advertising sponsored by plaintiffs' lawyers and lead generators over this same period," Bayer said in a statement to CNN.
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In a procedural step that gives plaintiffs greater leverage in settlement talks, a Manhattan federal judge in 2014 certified a class of former PricewaterhouseCoopers employees who took lump-sum retirement payments between 2000 and 2006 as plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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She also fleshed out an entirely different theory from the dilution claim, based on the First Amendment and potential plaintiffs' ability to organize and freely associate, and explained how these or other plaintiffs might establish standing for that claim too.
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"Defendant Yost's statements and order in those letters, without more guidance, implicate Plaintiffs' patients' Fourteenth Amendment rights," Barrett wrote in an order later that day, adding that "plaintiffs have shown a likelihood of success on the merits" of their claims.
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"Here, the plaintiffs are not punished in proportion to their culpability but to their wealth -- equally guilty but wealthier felons are offered access to the ballot while these plaintiffs continue to be disenfranchised, perhaps forever," the court said in its decision.
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At the hearing, Judge Amon ordered the government to inform the plaintiffs how many of the 746 people on the government's list had been allowed to enter the country, and to investigate the cases the plaintiffs' lawyers said had been omitted.
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In their complaint, the plaintiffs -- Damien Guedes, the Firearms Policy Coalition, David Codrea and their co-plaintiffs -- argued that the ATF violated procedural requirements, and that Whitaker did not, at the time, have the authority to set forth a ban.
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Michael Hausfeld, a Washington, D.C., lawyer who is on the plaintiffs' leadership committee, said he believed the combination of vehicle buybacks, repairs and lease terminations, along with additional compensation, was "as complete a package as would be feasible" for plaintiffs.
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"The threat of irreparable harm to the plaintiffs is significant: If midazolam does not adequately anesthetize plaintiffs, or if their executions are 'botched,' they will suffer severe pain before they die," Judge Baker, an appointee of President Barack Obama, wrote.
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When Judge Furman asked New York State, the ACLU and the other plaintiffs to submit a response, the Justice Department turned to the 2nd Circuit, arguing that Judge Furman had implicitly denied the stay request by asking plaintiffs to respond.
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But while U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston agreed to certify the class, she declined to name one of the two lead plaintiffs as a class representative because of its close ties to lead plaintiffs' lawyers in the case.
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Temporary injunctions like this don't require plaintiffs to prove a violation has taken place.
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The lawsuit was filed by plaintiffs Julia Canigiani and Katherine Byrne, according to Bloomberg.
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Now ZeniMax tech is powering Facebook-owned Oculus' products without permission, the plaintiffs say.
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Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay nearly $21B to 23 plaintiffs in talcum powder lawsuit.
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Gene Williams blamed those verdicts on confusion created by plaintiffs' lawyers at the trial.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer, Ron Austin, did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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A majority of the plaintiffs were underage at the time of the alleged abuse.
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Reed Kathrein, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said he may appeal or seek reconsideration.
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Also named in the suit are plaintiffs, Knut Sauer, David Pendergast and William Mullholland.
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The lead plaintiffs in the case were detained even though they had proper documentation.
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A lawyer for the investor plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs and banks did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The lawsuit lists a dozen consumers from Minnesota and several other states as plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs are represented by Thomas Ogden, partner at law firm Wollmuth Maher & Deutsch.
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"I'm concerned about the foreign entanglement issue," Roberts told the plaintiffs' lawyer, Jeffrey Fisher.
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening that deadline infringes on patients' constitutional rights to privacy.
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Rachel Jensen, the lead attorney for the plaintiffs, could not be reached for comment.
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He filed an amicus brief in support of plaintiffs in the Bank Markazi case.
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The plaintiffs, and many experts on radicalism, argued that the NPD nonetheless remained dangerous.
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The plaintiffs in the case are former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges.
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The plaintiffs' right to publicity arguments could go further than their copyright infringement claims.
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For one thing, the case may not have been brought by the correct plaintiffs.
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"We are pleased," Juan Monteverde, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in an email.
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The procedure makes the women more lucrative plaintiffs in lawsuits against medical device manufacturers.
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Thursday's ruling, however, is only applicable to the three plaintiffs named in the lawsuit.
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The ruling makes it harder, but not impossible, for plaintiffs to challenge maps statewide.
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About 47 percent of the settlement— some $0003 million— went to the 18,447 plaintiffs.
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J&J says it faces lawsuits by 4,800 plaintiffs nationally asserting talc-related claims.
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Like many of the plaintiffs that Hernández and Molina persuaded to join Madrigal v.
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Bayer faces Roundup cancer lawsuits by more than 13,400 plaintiffs across the United States.
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"Getting that additional funding would satisfy the court and satisfy the plaintiffs," he said.
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The remaining plaintiffs allege asbestos in J&J's talc caused them to develop mesothelioma.
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The plaintiffs are not letting the DoJ's refashioning of the legal team slide, either.
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In 1963, they became plaintiffs in what would become a landmark Supreme Court case.
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The Cosby and Trump plaintiffs are taking on a tough double burden, experts said.
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The city will also pay about $2 million to cover the plaintiffs' legal costs.
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The plaintiffs acknowledge that the National Emergencies Act of 0003 fails to define "emergency".
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In public nuisance cases, the plaintiffs dont have to prove harm to specific people.
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Q. Is there reason to think the Supreme Court will rule for the plaintiffs?
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According to PG&E, the 2017 wildfires spurred lawsuits from some 3,800 individual plaintiffs.
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Eighteen states, 15 cities and various civil rights groups are plaintiffs in the case.
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But Mr Paxton and his nine would-be co-plaintiffs chose their judge carefully.
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The plaintiffs claimed pledges were forced to drink excessive and dangerous amounts of alcohol.
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Lawyers for Honest and the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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How disruptive were these Kentucky plaintiffs before the alleged melee at the Trump rally?
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Thomas Sobol, an attorney for the plaintiffs, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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The plaintiffs argued that the sheriff's definition of "good cause" violated the Second Amendment.
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USC facing 39 plaintiffs in lawsuit against ex-gynecologist ; faculty wants embattled president gone.
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Mining it could inject billions of dollars into the local economy, the plaintiffs said.
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Their request for a temporary injunction was denied, but the plaintiffs appealed the ruling.
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The plaintiffs in the case demanded a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction.
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Plaintiffs must prove that there is harm being caused in order to secure standing.
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More significantly, President Obama now has a fresh chance to settle with the plaintiffs.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond on Friday to requests for comment.
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Ramos dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs can file an amended complaint.
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One of the plaintiffs named in the case was none other than Dean Wilson.
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In public nuisance cases, the plaintiffs don't have to prove harm to specific people.
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In particular, that's reflected on the plaintiffs' side because judges select MDL lead counsel.
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First, they can't live in the same state as any of the other plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs include a survivor and relatives of nine people killed in the massacre.
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Plaintiffs are asking for a refund as well as damages, according to the lawsuit.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond on Wednesday to requests for comment.
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Gary Osen, another plaintiffs' lawyer, declined to comment on the size of the settlements.
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Similarly, the CareFirst plaintiffs said, the 4th Circuit held last year, in Wikimedia v.
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The plaintiffs' attorneys at Boies Schiller Flexner estimated total damages could exceed $2.5 billion.
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All three plaintiffs claim Usher failed to inform them about his alleged herpes diagnosis.
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Plaintiffs across the country claim AndroGel can cause heart attacks, strokes and other injuries.
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The suit was originally filed by 28 plaintiffs on International Women's Day in March.
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The paper did not say how much the Korean plaintiffs sought from the seizure.
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Critics have said they encourage frivolous lawsuits and excessive fees going to plaintiffs' lawyers.
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The most important precedent for plaintiffs is the 9th Circuit's 2016 in Polo v.
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"That's a very patronizing view of federalism," Kennedy told the plaintiffs' lawyer, Thomas Goldstein.
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The decision of the smart lawyers representing the plaintiffs in that case, Peruta v.
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If such a lawsuit prevailed, the plaintiffs could get a cut of the judgment.
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"Plaintiffs cannot be paid the same money twice," Credit Suisse spokeswoman Karina Byrne said.
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The plaintiffs said they had been subjected to beatings, humiliating searches and other abuses.
|
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The plaintiffs moved to appeal the decision to the highest court in the land.
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The plaintiffs are asking that states lose the prerogative to structure their labor relations.
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"The boy was never dangerous," he added, and the plaintiffs' lawyers were suddenly outraged.
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Hilliard Munoz Gonzales, which handles many GM ignition switch lawsuits, also represents the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs cited lower bonuses and inferior travel accommodations compared to their male counterparts.
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Essentially, the plaintiffs will lose Medicaid coverage no matter which way the court decides.
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More to the point, the government admitted that Trump himself had blocked the plaintiffs.
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More plaintiffs' lawyers focused on fewer companies is never a good result for shareholders.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers are still trying to game how the K.K.R. decision affects their cases.
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The plaintiffs allege that, in fact, Trump wasn't personally involved in selecting the instructors.
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When the plaintiffs won, the Jackson City Council responded by closing all the pools.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs are still deciding whether to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Bayer faces Roundup cancer lawsuits from more than 13,400 plaintiffs across the United States.
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A lead lawyer for plaintiffs, Steve Berman, said they planned to appeal Friday's ruling.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Thursday.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond on Sunday to requests for comment.
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Starbucks and other plaintiffs in the case have until April 10 to file objections.
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But in the C&J case, plaintiffs' lawyers contended, shareholders were not fully informed.
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If the plaintiffs are successful, the money would be split among communities, Hanly said.
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Since then, Blum has become known for pairing potential plaintiffs with novel legal strategies.
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It, too, featured a high school locker room; the plaintiffs were also anonymous families.
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Then, in your own words, explain the positions of both the plaintiffs and Harvard.
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On Wednesday, the plaintiffs' lawyers said they would continue to seek the policy's termination.
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The four plaintiffs each invested in ACN after watching promotional videos featuring Mr. Trump.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer, Kat Hacker, asked what had by then become a boilerplate question.
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So why are the liberal justices no longer standing up for mixed-motive plaintiffs?
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One of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, Shamieke Pugh, was stabbed a dozen times.
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The plaintiffs essentially argue that a burden is "substantial" if they say it is.
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Instead, he waited for years until he could find other plaintiffs with stronger cases.
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The change in the law posed a problem for the plaintiffs firm Bevan & Associates.
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The disclosure of Mr. Hofeller's files last month added weight to the plaintiffs' claims.
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That retaliation, the plaintiffs said, violated the First Amendment by diluting their voting power.
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A lawyer for the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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And the plaintiffs are not pleased that the Justice Department has apparently changed sides.
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About 100 former military personnel or their family members are plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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Plaintiffs will go after their families and seek to collect on their homeowners' policies.
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The plaintiffs appealed to the Fourth Circuit, saying that Judge Titus got it wrong.
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The court gave plaintiffs until April 1 to file a response to their decision.
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"What's at stake is the plaintiffs' financial security for years to come," he said.
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The plaintiffs also presented statements by company officials suggesting they harbored bias against reservists.
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The most obvious plaintiffs for such a lawsuit have been conspicuously silent this week.
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Mr. Kalkanis, the prosecutors contend, also connected the plaintiffs with the litigation-finance firms.
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The plaintiffs span more than 100 service members killed and wounded during the period.
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Plaintiffs attorneys were not as definitive, but acknowledged it would be an uphill battle.
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The plaintiffs are represented by the law firms Stueve Ziegel & Hanson, and Tycko & Zavareei.
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Plaintiffs who succeed in these cases receive part of the damages that are recovered.
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The terms of the settlement were confidential, but one of the plaintiffs expressed satisfaction.
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Court hav eheld that plaintiffs seeking damages must sue the third-party seller directly.
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Ms. Ortiz, Ms. Jones and Ms. Wharton are plaintiffs in the suit filed Friday.
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Somera, who is also a longtime coach, questioned the plaintiffs' strategy in that case.
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He served as co-counsel to the plaintiffs in District of Columbia v. Heller.
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Whichever option the plaintiffs accept will apply to the entire group, U.S.A. Gymnastics said.
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"The law simply does not provide the level of coddling plaintiffs seek," Buchwald wrote.
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The plaintiffs cited the Civil Rights Act of 1866, which applies to racial discrimination.
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The plaintiffs said that the racial disparities in the state's test scores were stark.
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They are not named plaintiffs, but their names have been submitted to the court.
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The plaintiffs say there are more cameras that tell the story of what happened.
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Even then, plaintiffs would have to prove the party aimed to weaken the opposition.
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McCrory, applies only to the transgender plaintiffs who filed suit to challenge the law.
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" Ben Dictor, an attorney for the plaintiffs, told CNN "the court got it right.
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The accounts of the plaintiffs detailed in the lawsuit could not be independently verified.
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The plaintiffs exulted in Mr. Johnson's defeat and called it a victory for democracy.
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The plaintiffs argue that the move was a taking of private property without remuneration.
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The plaintiffs exulted in Mr. Johnson's defeat and called it a victory for democracy.
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Should the Court hold on to the case, the plaintiffs appear likely to win.
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Several plaintiffs say they limit contact with family and friends to avoid this humiliation.
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"They couldn't prove a single claim in court," Mr. Kolfage said of the plaintiffs.
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The principal was amazed to learn that Saudi plaintiffs can request closed court proceedings.
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" The rules, the plaintiffs continued, represented an "unlawful agreement to monopolize and restrain competition.
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So did plaintiffs in a similar lawsuit regarding Beck's, also brewed by Anheuser-Busch.
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I talked to a shareholders' lawyer at a top plaintiffs' firm about this phenomenon.
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There are "more tenants in a Baltimore City jury," noted Freeman, the plaintiffs' lawyer.
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One of the plaintiffs, Mary Louise Smith, took part in the ceremony on Sunday.
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His lawyers quietly settled cases when necessary, almost always after binding plaintiffs to secrecy.
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These 15 plaintiffs are filing their lawsuit against the federal Canadian government today. pic.twitter.
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The plaintiffs in New York State Rifle brought a narrow challenge to this framework.
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In other class-action lawsuits against Avid, plaintiffs have sued using their real names.
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Office of the Commissioner of Baseball, outlined the argument put forth by his plaintiffs.
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A closer look at the lawsuit suggests the plaintiffs may face an uphill battle.
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Under Section 2, plaintiffs can still challenge discriminatory voting laws after they take effect.
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"We're thrilled," Daniel Jacobson, one of the lead attorneys for the plaintiffs, tells Vox.
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Both plaintiffs said they paid to enter the marathon lottery and did not win.
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But even a decision for the plaintiffs wouldn't overturn aid-in-dying laws altogether.
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But CPR said it also talked to lots of other sources, including plaintiffs' lawyers.
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Vincent Briganti, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, declined to comment further on the case.
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The plaintiffs are suing each of the 20133 N.F.L. teams, not the league itself.
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A third judge in California limited her ruling to the plaintiffs' states and counties.
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"In this case, the plaintiffs 'prevailed by every measure of victory,'" Judge Bunning wrote.
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White applicants would be most hurt if Asian-American admissions rose, the plaintiffs said.
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"The abysmal conditions and appalling outcomes in plaintiffs' schools are unprecedented," the complaint said.
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The plaintiffs have now turned over millions of coded insurance claims connected to opioids.
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In doing so, plaintiffs said the Trump administration leapfrogged over Congress in the process.
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"Although the Court declines to address whether Plaintiffs' Claims will prosper at this time, the Court does find Plaintiffs' claims will live long enough to survive Defendants' Motion to Dismiss," Klausner wrote, showing that he at least has a sense of humor.
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"That there may have been minor differences (according to plaintiffs) between the products destined for the U.S. market and destined elsewhere does not, on this record, make the products so fundamentally different that the differences undermine plaintiffs' ability to sue," Orrick wrote.
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The plaintiffs' attorneys said the settlement is fair because ongoing litigation could result in no financial relief for the plaintiffs, and because of the settlement donation to organizations "tailored to serve and promote the interests of Class Members," according to the court filing.
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The plaintiffs in the suit include Tinder co-founders Sean Rad, Justin Mateen and Jonathan Badeen — Badeen still works at Tinder, as do plaintiffs James Kim (the company's vice president of finance) and Rosette Pambakian (its vice president of marketing and communications).
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The problem, as all nine justices of the Court agreed, was that for that theory to work, all plaintiffs must individually prove that they live in a gerrymandered district where their votes were wasted—but the plaintiffs here failed to do that.
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A California judge in 2009 also threw out separate lawsuits brought in the United States against Dow and Dole after ruling that the plaintiffs and their lawyers used fraudulent tactics, including faked sterility results and plaintiffs who never worked on banana plantations.
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The legal advocacy organization Our Children's Trust brought the case on behalf of the plaintiffs.
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Rather, plaintiffs only need to offer enough compelling evidence that a violation may have occurred.
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Plaintiffs' experts presented evidence that it's dramatically increased in recent years, fueled by climate change.
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Judge Treu said the evidence presented by the plaintiffs in the 2014 case, Vergara v.
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Feinerman had dismissed the lawsuits in August 2017, but let the plaintiffs amend their cases.
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James Bryant, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, was not immediately available for comment on Wednesday.
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A lawyer for many of the plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The plaintiffs had questioned the ownership of the monuments and the land they sit on.
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Italian Colors that arbitration agreements trump plaintiffs' power to enforce statutory rights through class actions.
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The climate advocacy group Our Children's Trust brought the suit on behalf of the plaintiffs.
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The plaintiffs had told the lower courts that they would not comply with the law.
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Three of the plaintiffs are still being held in other prisons, while three are free.
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The plaintiffs are backed by 30 state attorneys general including New York, Texas, and California.
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Seventeen of the plaintiffs in the civil suit, filed Tuesday, have chosen to remain anonymous.
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Named plaintiffs Todd Clearly, Jun Bai and Thomas Davidson are reportedly accusing Apple of fraud.
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He ordered the plaintiffs to file an amended complaint identifying "Jane Doe 4" by Monday.
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There were plenty of risks for the plaintiffs in taking the case to trial, though.
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The shattered plaintiffs were going to have to go it alone against the Catholic Church.
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"I think there are always going to be potential plaintiffs lurking out there," Heep said.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which is representing some of the plaintiffs, praised the ruling.
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There are still more than a hundred plaintiffs whose cases have yet to be settled.
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The plaintiffs were seeking to represent all drivers in Philadelphia for Uber's limousine service, UberBLACK.
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The result has been fewer successful antitrust suits, both from private plaintiffs and the government.
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Indeed, some plaintiffs are asking whether they should have sued for more this time round.
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Correction: A previous version misstated how the fees would be paid for the plaintiffs' attorneys.
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The deal allows the lawyers for plaintiffs to receive more than $3 million in fees.
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But the plaintiffs could not claim the $1.7 billion in judgments in the United States.
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Aside from the plaintiffs, is there a history of the police turning a blind eye?
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For securities plaintiffs and their lawyers, Boies said, Halliburton was the disaster that didn't happen.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers in the Beirut bombing case began a proceeding to seize those assets.
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Lawmakers also wanted to make sure plaintiffs who won were made financially whole, he said.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs and for the Trump project did not return requests for comment.
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But in 2012, South Korea's Supreme Court ruled that the company should compensate the plaintiffs.
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As for the third factor, as yet, the plaintiffs don't appear to be catastrophically injured.
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More than 18,400 plaintiffs claim Roundup causes a type of cancer called non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Plaintiffs in the legal complaint include directors of National Amusements, which controls Viacom and CBS.
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The plaintiffs included the University of California, several states, California municipalities, and individual DACA recipients.
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The plaintiffs, who originally filed the lawsuit in 2015, filed for class certification on Oct.
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In the suit, plaintiffs claim the onslaught of scooters has cause "civil unrest" throughout California.
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Normally, WTO dispute-resolution panels hear legal arguments and issue a ruling before plaintiffs retaliate.
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The plaintiffs had sought triple damages under the U.S. Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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The plaintiffs are seeking unspecified damages at a trial, which was scheduled for Nov. 10.
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The plaintiffs also said the federal agency is forcing its political will on school districts.
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That all too often entails plaintiffs' lawyers bashing other folks ostensibly on the same side.
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According to someone close to the company, some of these lawsuits are still seeking plaintiffs.
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Plaintiffs are also represented by Memphis attorney Lucian T. Pera of Adams and Reese LLP.
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The plaintiffs include a filmmaker, computer programmer, Harvard graduate student, NASA engineer and 2 journalists.
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The latest verdict overturned that decision, awarding the government 42.2 million crowns from the plaintiffs.
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Plaintiffs now claim asbestos fibers in the products are causing both ovarian cancer and mesothelioma.
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Both banks "have long provided business and personal banking services to Plaintiffs," Trump's attorneys said.
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David Frederick, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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