Sentences with phrase «caught in a legal battle»

If the person who hits you doesn't have insurance, you'll have to pay out of pocket for damages or get caught in a legal battle.

You don't want to be caught in a legal battle with another driver because you didn't call your Owensboro car policy agent and tell them what happened.

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In the ongoing legal battles involving Apple over antitrust violations in an ebook price fixing case, it seems the technology giant just can't catch a breaIn the ongoing legal battles involving Apple over antitrust violations in an ebook price fixing case, it seems the technology giant just can't catch a breain an ebook price fixing case, it seems the technology giant just can't catch a break.

Still caught in a very big legal battle, Samsung has yet another problem to deal with.

There are many benefits of civility, starting with the recognition that life is too short to get caught up in unpleasantness and that, in any event, most legal matters involve lawyers who are simply trying to serve their clients to the best of their ability, and do not constitute battles between good and evil that warrant treating one's adversaries with contempt.

If you hit an uninsured driver, you could end up either footing the bill yourself or caught up in a nasty legal battle.