Sentences with phrase «legal troubles do»
More from the New York Times: Charles Zwick, who balanced budget under Johnson, dies at 91 The era of very low inflation and interest rates may be near an end Trump says Cohen's legal troubles do not involve him
https://www.cnbc.com/ Not exact matches
It didn't cost the company in actual stock price or value, but many hold the view that the legal troubles took Microsoft's focus off innovation, costing it untold potential profits, specifically in search engines, and permanently damaging its reputation.
The time to do this is not after you get in trouble — so be sure to get legal review before you launch the program, and get advice during program implementation.
To the cannabis guy: no need to antagonize Mark, obviously he doesn't need the trouble of being a legal weed kingpin right now.
Susan Fowler, the former Uber engineer whose blog post about sexual harassment and troubling internal workings led to the departure of CEO Travis Kalanick, is backing new legislation that aims to give victims of sexual harassment and other workplace discrimination the freedom to seek legal action, and to do it publicly.
According to her, the legal trouble all centers around her trying to stay in the United States: «The only thing that I've done is use false documents to put food on the table of my family,» Vizguerra told Inside Edition through a translator at the church.
Due to legal troubles relating to rape accusations, Kane didn't have preseason odds to win the Hart last year.
If I am looking (btw, as a psychologist) for factors that may predict a QB I don't want, I am looking for (not necessarily in this order): his athletic skills, his percentage completions, his arm, (basically QB tangibles) and then (maybe) the kinds of things that DO predict trouble later on, e.g. legal violations, drug use, steroid use, assaults, mistreatment of men and women, cheating in college, failure to attend meetings, classes, and practice, flagrant defiance of coaches» directionDO predict trouble later on, e.g. legal violations, drug use, steroid use, assaults, mistreatment of men and women, cheating in college, failure to attend meetings, classes, and practice, flagrant defiance of coaches» directions.
The two who didn't get his love — Sens. Shirley Huntley and Carl Kruger — have legal troubles.
The emails do not appear to provide evidence of illegal activity, but legal experts say Trump Jr. could run into trouble if investigators find he aided a criminal action, such as hacking into Democratic computer networks, or violated campaign - finance laws by accepting gifts from foreign entities.
Both taking personal gifts and using campaign funds as personal funds are illegal, and numerous politicians have faced legal troubles for doing such things (like Ted Stevens)
But Flanagan does not expect Skelos's legal troubles to push new reform measures even as Albany faces an unprecedented session in which two legislative leaders have resigned their posts due to separate arrests only months apart.
A busy day could be an otherwise perfect distraction from an issue that Senate Republicans said on Monday they did not want to be a distraction: Skelos and his legal troubles.
Jim Dwyer: «(B) bewilderingly, Mayor Bill de Blasio and his crew are said to be in an exotic pile of legal trouble faced by virtually no other politicians who have done just about the same thing.»
The other two Democrats, Sens. Shirley Huntley and Carl Kruger, have legal troubles (an AG investigation for her, federal corruption charges for him), and didn't get any monetary love from the mayor, the filings show.
Safariland failed to disclose this history on the Vendex forms it submitted to do business with the city, despite specific questions on the documents about whether the company had had any recent legal troubles.
Mayor Bill de Blasio, persistently beset by legal problems and entering his re-election year, just did what any New Yorker in trouble might do.
Does it spell new legal troubles?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Saying the Democratic Party is «looking to do a hatchet job» on him — and that the reporter who wrote a troubling magazine story is «on a witch hunt» — Rep. Michael Grimm called accusations that he breached legal protocol while an FBI agent «baseless,» «false» and «absurd.»
For researchers who manage to navigate the legal tangles and funding troubles of gun research, actually doing the research itself isn't easy.
I can't give specifics of the other people who have had trouble with him other than to say that several people I know personally had him copy stuff from their websites and were considering filing legal action against him (though I don't know if they ever did or not).
Lucky for Bonds, despite testing positive for Deca, he did not get into any trouble because, at that time, the MLB had no clear rules prohibiting the use of legal steroids.
It's also legal, so you don't have to worry that you're taking something that could get you in trouble.
QUEERTY — Apr 1 — Just because eHarmony launched a same - sex match site doesn't mean they are out of legal trouble.
I'm surprised that they don't have more legal trouble than they do.
You should probably consult with a lawyer or legal counsel before signing any legally binding documents, though, so that you don't agree to anything that might cause you trouble with the law.
If the film doesn't add up to a cogent legal argument, neither does it have trouble delivering 2 hours and 20 minutes» worth of sturdy, highly charged drama.
It's now got legal trouble • Deadline Sufjan Stevens was originally going to do more than just sing for Call Me By Your Name but narrate it too.
The Houston native has done some good work in «The Last Detail,» «Vacation» and «Kingpin;» however, in the past couple of years, he's been more famous for his legal troubles.
Vouchers court legal trouble where tax credits do not.
It took Porsche over 10 years to realize this.The Boxster is completely California legal and passes emissions so low they have trouble measuring it.Previous owner was very happy with the conversion for over 11 years, and it was extremely well done conversion.
I don't think you should actively worry about legal trouble while using Wattpad.
If you're the type of person who is comfortable with heated negotiations, complicated paperwork processes, and contentious legal discussions, it'd be a no - brainer to do it all yourself, but if you have trouble with any of these skills, then it may be in your best interest to bring in an outside expert who can handle the settlement negotiations for you.
Yet a survey by The Student Loan Report finds that borrowers don't seem to have issues with the company — although 75 percent say they haven't heard about its legal troubles.
After contacting the Canadian Government TFSA via phone, they had trouble answering my question and just referred me to a webpage where it gave me a lot of legal mumbo jumbo verbage that I don't fully understand.
Breeding restrictions also ignore the rights of breeders to pursue their legal interests and do nothing to help people keep the pet they have instead of sending it to a shelter when troubles arise.
You should also prepare for your trip by learning the local laws about dogs, such as leash laws, to make sure you don't get into any legal trouble.
Not only does this practice endanger your dog and subject you to legal liability, it too often leads to a nervous, troubled dog.
Anyone can sue anyone for anything, and given AGU's lack of enthusiasm for Gleick's action I'd guess anyone wanting to destroy Gleick financially and who had the requisite legal budget would have no trouble doing so now that he's put himself in this impossible position.
The fact that they've also incorporated in Luxembourg in order to have an EU presence for legal purposes doesn't mean they've gone to the trouble of separating out their EU operations to shield them from US regulation.
That approach to legal reasoning is a classic rookie mistake that gets a lot of young associate attorneys doing legal research into trouble by overstating the confidence that they should have in their conclusions when there is no case right on point addressing a situation.
Since I'm now in possession of this person's personal info do I have to take any special action to avoid any legal trouble?
What does this mean for intentional, planned — proactive — avoidance of legal and regulatory trouble?
I hadn't passed character and fitness yet, and so I knew I had to make sure that when we were doing what we did, that we weren't setting ourselves up to get into trouble, so I started just doing some basic research into the legal do's and don'ts, both as a participant and an organizer.
Georgia doesn't appear to have a legal ethics under which Speaker could get in trouble.
While some people who engage in child porn consumption do so willingly and purposefully, it is possible to land in serious legal trouble for innocent behavior.
Sam Glover: It sounds like how this plays into the access to justice idea is that you've got landlords coming to you who are, they have lots of assets, they almost certainly don't qualify for legal aid, but they're also going to have trouble paying your fee.
They struggle in a number of ways: they don't realize that their issue is a legal one, [4] they don't know who can help them, they don't know who they can trust to help them, they don't know where to go to find help, they look for help but can't find anyone willing to help them, they are afraid of what it will cost, they simply don't want to take the time and trouble to figure it all out.
What We Discuss in This Episode: Why workload overwhelm, not intentional misbehavior, is what often causes lawyers to run into ethics trouble What you can learn from examples of lawyers who, either through their own actions or not, experienced disasters that affected their abilities to conduct their legal work When it comes to technology, marketing, and management practices, what exactly should you be doing?
I cooperated with them because I'm not one to cause trouble, and in particular did not wish to concern the child, but if I had chosen to be obstinate, or the mother wasn't available to appease them, what would the legal rules have been?