- A
plaintiff (Π in
legal shorthand) is the
party who
initiates a
lawsuit (also
known as an action)
before a court. By
doing so, the
plaintiff s****s a legal...
- to
bring claims on
behalf of consumers. In a
typical class action, a
plaintiff sues a
defendant or a
number of
defendants on
behalf of a group, or class...
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- (August 2, 1918 – June 20, 1961) was an African-American
welder who was the
plaintiff in the
landmark 1954 U.S.
Supreme Court case
Oliver Brown, et al. v. Board...
- A
lawsuit is a
proceeding by one or more
parties (the
plaintiff or claimant)
against one or more
parties (the defendant) in a
civil court of law. The...
- by
which the
plaintiff demands that the
defendant return a
thing that
belongs to the
plaintiff. It may be used only when the
plaintiff owns the thing...
- The eggs****
skull rule (also thin
skull rule, papier-mâché-
plaintiff rule, or
talem qualem rule) is a well-established
legal doctrine in
common law,...
- (c. 1840 – 1883) was an
employee of the
United States Senate and the
plaintiff in
Railroad Company v.
Brown (1873), a case
decided by the
United States...
- –
February 18, 2017), also
known by the
pseudonym "Jane Roe", was the
plaintiff in the
landmark 1973
American legal case Roe v. Wade in
which the U.S...
- A
fictitious defendant is a
person that
cannot be
identified by the
plaintiff before a
lawsuit is commenced.
Commonly this
person is
identified as "John...
