What is "plaintiffs"

Usage examples of "plaintiffs".

Its pockets were deep and it began buying off the plaintiffs with huge settlements.

The charges allege trademark infringement and other related matters falling within the purview of the Lanham Act, as well as libelous intent to disparage and make a mockery of plaintiffs good name.

Group One plaintiffs who were now suffering from malignant kidney tumors.

All other Dyloft plaintiffs wanting in on a class action would be forced to join theirs, with the plaintiffs' Steering Committee raking off an additional fee.

Approximately forty thousand plaintiffs were in this class, and the money would be available immediately.

There was a copy of the court order approving the settlement, and a notice to all class-action plaintiffs, and some other papers that he suddenly had no desire to read.

The best estimate of the number of potential plaintiffs was around three hundred thousand, with perhaps as many as a hundred thousand still unidentified and certainly unrepresented.

The people who'll get harmed are all the future plaintiffs out there, all the little people who won't be able to sue for bad products because you boys have screwed up the law.

Class certification was expected because a much larger group of plaintiffs was anticipated.

Carlos Hernandez from Miami knew of seven of his Dyloft Group One plaintiffs who were now suffering from malignant kidney tumors.

French said, and handed over a printout with Clay's name at the top and a list of ex-clients/now plaintiffs under it.

As you know, very few of the Group Two and Three plaintiffs have settled, and, for obvious reasons, they want no part of this lawsuit.

Wyatt thought the plaintiffs would be lucky to get $10,000 through Chapter 11.

The Hanna class-action plaintiffs were festering and getting organized.

William Ivers, the lead plaintiffs attorney in the ever-present Montana suit and the most dangerous man in the world from the industry's point of view.