Sentences with phrase «lot of law suits»

My husband is the only one on the 1st mtg. and I'm the only one on the 2nd mtg. Due to some business complications with my husband and his brother there is a lot of law suits and so my husband is having to claim bankruptcy on the house.

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If he had hurt her or people thought that his hands stayed in the wrong area too long, he would have taken a lot of grief over it and there could have been a law suit.

At first it was a rather interesting, but then it all started getting a bit daft with law suits being filed and a hell of a lot of rage.

See a video of the wheel in action after the jumpWhile it saves a whole lot on emissions, I have to say if this were to be taken up in the states, I see a broken bone or two and the potential for law suits.

«Then they wouldn't do stupid things like issue threats of libel suits that they can't win against bloggers who, it turns out, have lots of friends willing to make the law firm and its client look bad for it.»

A very intelligent woman named Sue explained to me via social media that the whole point of a SLAPP suit is to bring a lawsuit to make the little guy spend lots of time and emotional energy and money, and then drop it before it can come before a court of law where, in this case, the transnational would have to prove their allegations of conspiracy, etc..

For the past couple of years there has been a lot of speculation about the impact of the UK's Legal Services Act (known as «the Clementi Reforms») on private practice law firms in the U.S. Yesterday, Jacoby & Meyers filed suit in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut challenging bar regulations prohibiting non-lawyers from owning -LSB-...]

As such, some of the off - the - shelf corporate counsel software is probably a lot better than products that turn out to be better suited for paralegals or third - party law firms, says Lorne O'Reilly, general counsel at Superior Plus Corp. in Edmonton.

And as someone from a lower socioeconomic background I was hit harder than many of my law school colleagues by the demand that I buy new suits so I hear a lot of what this article is saying with regards to classism.

These injuries can cost businesses a lot of money, from causing employees to miss work, training a temporary employee if the injury is serious, or a law suit from a visitor who injured themselves at your business.

... On that thread others that had been involved in frivolous law suits only to have to dish out a lot of cash to either protect themselves personally or their company.