Private Plaintiffs definition

Private Plaintiffs means the Class Representatives in their capacity as the party litigants in the Shores action.
Private Plaintiffs means Plaintiff Gabriela Downie, and PAGA Representatives Jessica
Private Plaintiffs means NFB and the Individual Plaintiffs. “PSA” means the Partial Settlement Agreement (q.v.). “Settlement Date” is April 9, 2007.

Examples of Private Plaintiffs in a sentence

  • The Department, after reviewing the draft Accessible Housing Unit Plan, and after consulting with the City, the Private Plaintiffs, and/or the NAC as the Department deems appropriate, will decide whether to approve the Accessible Housing Unit Plan or return the Plan to the City for further action.

  • The Department acknowledges that the City has developed an Accessible Housing Unit Plan (AHUP) pursuant to the agreement with the Private Plaintiffs.

  • Alternatively, the United States and/or Private Plaintiffs may seek relief under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act in any appropriate venue.

  • The Department acknowledges that the City has retained an architectural firm pursuant to the agreement with the Private Plaintiffs.

  • The City shall work with the Private Plaintiffs to prepare or revise, in consultation with the Department, relying on the on-site accessibility surveys from ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇.▇, ▇▇.▇, and 18.c and taking into consideration comments from the public hearing held pursuant to Paragraph 18.d, the Accessible Housing Unit Plan.

  • Counsel for the United States shall not forward the check to Private Plaintiffs’ counsel until the United States has received executed releases from all Private Plaintiffs.

  • The City shall work with the Private Plaintiffs to prepare or revise, in consultation with the Department, relying on the on-site accessibility surveys from Paragraphs 18.a, 18.b, and 18.c and taking into consideration comments from the public hearing held pursuant to Paragraph 18.d, the Accessible Housing Unit Plan.

  • If the Parties reach an impasse and are unable to reach a satisfactory resolution of the issue(s) after meeting and conferring in good faith, the United States and/or Private Plaintiffs may institute a civil action in the U.

  • Within the same timeframe, Private Plaintiffs’ counsel will send to the United States releases (Exhibit 3) signed by each of the Private Plaintiffs.

  • Depending on the nature of the possible violation, the United States may also notify counsel for Private Plaintiffs.


More Definitions of Private Plaintiffs

Private Plaintiffs means National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, Mary Winter, Gene Steinberg, Nancy Hart, Sarah Wolff, Karen Slaven, Kate Kennedy, Eda Daniel, and Andrea Sferes.