Sentences with phrase «become subjects of lawsuits»

Policyholders can easily become subjects of lawsuits to recover expenses beyond those covered by minimum insurance.

Delayed from August 2015 to October 2015, and eventually becoming the subject of a lawsuit by which Netflix sought to stream the film per their deal with Relativity, Masterminds finally saw the light of day in nearly 3,000 theaters at the end of last September.

But it's a strategy that has also enraged unions and become the subject of lawsuits in some of California's biggest districts, including Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco.

It seems that burn pits in Iraq are also becoming the subject of lawsuits, as Jon L. Gelman points out that waste management regulations outside of the U.S. must still comply with the National Environmental Policy Act.

Not exact matches

In today's lawsuit, the plaintiffs invoke a section of FOIA that requires agencies to make publicly available electronically all records that it has released under FOIA which «because of the nature of the subject matter, the agency determines have become or are likely to become the subject of subsequent requests for substantially the same records.»

As an internet search on the phrase «litigation finance» will quickly show — or a glance at a tag on the subject at Overlawyered — third - party financing of lawsuits has become a booming and largely unregulated business in the United States and a few other nations, even as champerty remains unlawful in many other countries.

It is primarily used for preventing pregnancy but has since become the subject of numerous lawsuits because of the danger it may pose to users.

As more families file lawsuits against these for - profit companies for abuse and wrongful death, the public has become more aware of what terrible situations senior residents can be subjected to.

If you or a loved one has been injured by someone who became intoxicated at a private party or commercial establishment, or is the subject of a social host liability lawsuit, contact a Boston injury attorney at Altman & Altman, LLP., for a free confidential consultation.