Sentences with phrase «to sue over»

And I'm the guy who frequently gets sued over it — more often than my wife wants to know.

Normally, you can't sue over something just because you don't like it; it has to actually have harmed you in some concrete way.

Some point to so - called patent trolls, companies that exist solely to sue over patent violations.

For instance, you could say something that would toll the statute of limitations, which is the time limit creditors have for suing over debts.

0.01 % of $ 10 billion is still $ 1 million; that's worth suing over.

And seven others have sued over injuries from the crash.

Your time and money are not worth the hassle of suing over something that is so ambiguous.

Most policies also offer coverage for your belongings, as well as liability coverage, which may help if you're ever sued over an accident in your home.

There had previously been no agency designated by the mayor, in part because the last administration sued over the living wage bill.

Should the unions who are suing over new teacher evaluation systems redirect their complaints toward classroom observation?

For a few dollars a month, you can be protected against the very real risk that someone will sue you over perceived or actual bodily injury or property damage.

Another would give people more latitude to sue over stops they considered biased.

That's important, because people will try to sue over just about anything.

I hope she's a friend, because people have been sued over copyright issues like that.

There are people who would sue over less, and it's a great reason to have the coverage.

People will sue over absolutely anything, and often win.

Many of the smoking bans of the 1990s were enacted because companies and institutions feared that they would be sued over second hand smoke.

Because the law allows employees to sue over decisions that may have been made many years back, companies will need to document pay decisions and keep good records on worker pay.

Ten other states have also separately sued over the guidelines.

It also takes away people's ability to use state law to sue over workplace discrimination.

It would seem that those problems would be the real «interference,» not the lover, and you can't sue over marital issues.

And now more people could get the chance to sue over wrongful convictions.

Still, the conflict between schools asking for dollars under the law while suing over it remains a point of frustration for its biggest supporters.

Few authors can afford the five - figure retainer litigation attorneys charge to try and sue over legal rights.

This is very important, especially when some people are very quick to sue over minor injuries received.

I'd even wonder if they'd sue over solar or wind power plants, too.

Lenders will be able to recover significantly larger amounts when suing over negligent property valuations after a landmark court ruling that is forecast to have wide implications for professional advisers.

If you get sued over it, however, his coverage won't do anything for you.

Guest: it's referred to as a patent troll because it doesn't do anything but sue over patents.

There is little prospect for suing over this measure.

For a few dollars a month, you can be protected against the very real risk that someone will sue you over perceived or actual bodily injury or property damage.

Another proposal would give people more latitude to sue over stops they considered biased.

Your ability to sue over injury due to a recall of dog food depends on the State you live in.

You know for a fact that a company is in trouble when they go to great lengths to sue over something so trivial AND where there was prior art.

There are people who would sue over less, and it's a great reason to have the coverage.

People will sue over absolutely anything, and often win.

That's important, because people will try to sue over just about anything.

Uber Sued Over Allegations That Execs Obtained Medical Records of Woman Raped by Driver in India

In Wednesday's brief, Texas did not address whether Washington and other states had standing to sue over Trump's ban.

Plus, this covers you if someone sues you over an accident.

The California - and Indiana - based schools join Wheaton College, others in suing over health care law.

New Yorkers who were molested as children are counting on the national attention on sexual crimes to persuade state leaders to allow victims to sue over decades - old abuse.

The tenants of the federal subsidized housing recently sued over what Cuomo had described as deplorable conditions that he compared to storm - ravaged Puerto Rico.

The school funding system is under legal threat, with a group of charter schools suing over alleged underfunding.

This is why, when plaintiffs sue over school funding or tenure rules, state governments — not districts — are the defendants.

In other news, the Wall Street Journal law blog reported on the New York Yankees» settlement with a fan who sued over not being allowed to get up and move about during the performance of «God Bless America».

Wind farm company sued over bushfire caused by electrocuted crow The Australian Matthew Spencer 4 May 2017

people sue over way dumber things

It's about forcing the city to comply with the Campaign for Fiscal Equity which sued over inequitable distribution of funding among wealthier and poorer school districts back in 1993.