Sentences with phrase «real legal consequences»

Marriage is a legal partnership with very real legal consequences.

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The very real threat of debt collectors knocking at your door, wage garnishment, offset taxes — or worse, legal action — are consequences that can pose major personal and financial damage if you've let your loans go unpaid.

Based on a true story adapted for the screen from a book written by the real life Molly Bloom, Molly's Game is about decisions and the consequences they possess as illegal activities and legal ones begin to mix into a merky pool of uncertainty.

In real life, the consequences of bad decisions can result in the loss of sales, legal liability, or injury.

A major reason for this may be a real misunderstanding amongst magistrates» legal advisers of the limited ratio decidendi (basis for the decision) in Farley v Child Support Agency [2006] UKHL 31, [2006] 3 All ER 935 and of their consequent failure to appreciate the consequences of this misunderstanding.

Since real - life legal drama in the workplace isn't fun, we broke down five of Season five's most egregious antics in the infographic above, and their legal consequences in the modern workplace.

Yet moderate income people do not fare much better when it comes to finding affordable legal help, with very real consequences for them, the justice system, and the entire community.

The letter expresses the coalition's support for the SHIELD (Saving High - Tech Innovators from Egregious Legal Disputes) Act, a bipartisan bill from Rep. Peter DeFazio and Rep. Jason Chaffetz that would create real and appropriate consequences for patent lawsuit abuse.

Led by blockchain startup Coinbase, in collaboration with Coin Center, Consensys and Union Square Ventures, the 27 - page framework, goes so far as to provide users with a «decision matrix» that those involved say can help mitigate design flaws that could have real - world legal consequences.

Doubtless this is due in no small measure to the problems inherent in an informal «fill in the blank» form which can have such serious legal consequences when problems subsequently develop in a real estate transaction.