Sentences with phrase «potential negative publicity»

One thing that a «cyberlawyer» needs to evaluate, more than the legal issues governing trademark and copyright, is whether seeking to obtain or enforce a trademark, particularly in a marginal case, is worth the potential negative publicity.

Employers may be motivated to settle a case for wrongful dismissal for a number of reasons including avoiding a drawn out and costly legal dispute, the potential negative publicity and impact on company moral as well as the risk that a court may confirm that the company did wrongfully dismiss their employee.

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And they sought Cohen's communications with Trump himself, and other Trump associates, about «potential sources of negative publicity» before the election.

The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan, who stated this in a statement in Abuja on Sunday, added that while other commonwealth heads of state used the occasion to negotiate businesses and showcase the potential and opportunities in their countries, President Buhari only succeeded in de-marketing his country and painting the citizens, particularly the youths, in the negative.

As well as the potential financial penalties (the ICO has issued fines totally over # 2.67 m since 2010), the loss of trust and negative publicity can be ruinous to reputation and seriously undermine public confidence.

Earned distinction as one of the firm's highest producers as well as one of its youngest associates entrusted with handling high - profile cases with substantial client exposure and the potential for negative publicity.