Sentences with phrase «forced pay legal fees»

Not exact matches

But after Britain's exit from the bloc, UK citizens may be forced to apply to visit the zone and pay a fee, legal experts have said.

Ten months later Cox sued the NFL for undisclosed damages for forcing him to play in a racially hostile environment; the sides eventually settled out of court, with the league paying Cox's legal fees.

Now officials from both governing bodies have made some changes to the proposal, including forcing the Park District to show its projects won't burden neighbors and requiring the losing party to pay the winning side's legal fees if both end up in court.

Saying taxpayers shouldn't be stuck with the bill for $ 13.6 million in legal fees to defend against City Hall corruption investigations, a new lawsuit seeks to force NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and several top aides to pay their own way.

The other would have forced state agencies that reject requests without justification to pay the legal fees of citizens forced to sue for the information.

Coulson was forced to sell his house in south London and launched a legal battle to force News International to pay his sizeable legal fees.

«Government is broken when a New Yorker is forced to pay thousands of dollars in legal fees, just to see public records,» added Muir.

You may also be sued and forced to pay legal fees.

As with debt collection laws, those who violate these laws can be forced to pay you money damages as well as your legal fees.

I understand and agree that I will pay ABR's costs of recovery, court costs, and attorney fees should ABR be forced to pursue legal action against me in order to enforce this Foster Agreement.

Some great pit stops include Enrico Schaefer's post discussing how the billable hour puts a lawyer's interests at odds with those of his client, a post at Techdirt on a recent decision forcing Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) to pay legal fees for litigants it wrongly sued and Nicole Black's post mortem on the Duke lacrosse rape case, along with a video that sums up the case.

If you make it to the States, you'll probably be forced to return by an American court — and then, to completely add insult to injury, you'll probably have to pay your spouses's legal fees and travel expenses as well as your own.

This article, Apple must pay $ 750,000 in online journalists legal fees (1/31/07), reports Apple Inc. has been ordered to pay the legal fees of online journalists after an unsuccessful attempt to force them to reveal the sources of their stories.

Armed with the knowledge of how little law firms might pay for offshore work, corporations can use the threat of cutting them out and sending legal tasks overseas on their own to force law firms to reduce fees.

One serious consequence of filing this type of claim is that as the plaintiff, you may be forced to pay all or part of the defendant's legal fees if the lawsuit is not successful.

I read in this article: What caught me by surprise, and forced me to seek emergency loans from friends, were the enormous legal fees I had to pay my ex-wife's divorce lawyers.

f) Most of those who can afford to litigate i) can write their legal fees off as business expenses, and ii) are also on paid time, so g) those who can afford to litigate actually profit from litigating, independent of case outcomes, and are motivated to do more of it, so h) the gap in the logic of the common law steadily grows in the absence of deliberate correction or a change in economic forces.

What caught me by surprise, and forced me to seek emergency loans from friends, were the enormous legal fees I had to pay my ex-wife's divorce lawyers.

Between medical bills, forced time away from work, and ordinary everyday expenses, we know that most medical malpractice victims do not have money to pay for costly legal fees.

Professor Jonnette Watson Hamilton noted problems with forcing RTDRS applicants to appeal to the Court of Queen's Bench in her ABlawg post on Nee v. Ayre, 2015 ABQB 402 (CanLII), which describes the complex legal process that a tenant or landlord must navigate and the fees they must pay to have the appeal heard by the court.

Advanced costs are controversial because it forces one party (typically a government entity in Charter cases) to pay another's legal fees before the validity of the claim is decided.

You may also be sued and forced to pay legal fees.

If the amount a driver owes for bodily injury and / or legal fees exceeds the coverage provided by their policy, they will be forced to spend money from their savings or liquidate assets to pay their debts.

If you're taken to court and lose, you could be forced to pay for your victim's legal fees as well as your own.

If you are found responsible for causing a fire, you could be forced to pay thousands in legal fees just to deal with the claim.

Also, if you are responsible for damaging the rental property you could be forced to pay for the repairs and the legal fees related to the case.

In particular, patent trolls continue their deplorable business model of buying up patents and using the threat of litigation to force companies — frequently startups — to pay up or face ruinous legal fees.

Nonpracticing entities should be forced to pay winning defendants» legal fees, and software patents should have shorter terms and meet strict requirements before they're granted, if they're granted at all, Electronic Frontier Foundation said in a Monday report that proposed solutions to a «weak legal process.»

One way to stop the trolls, if they lose their claim they are forced to pay for the legal fees of Twitter.

As we mentioned above, one of the key changes the bill would make is allowing courts to force plaintiffs to pay defendants» legal costs for unreasonable infringement suits (fee shifting).

Will the City force the seller to convert the property to condo to entaintain that particular tenant and the seller to pay for the legal fee of conversion?