Sentences with phrase «worth suing over»

Honestly with the cost of medical care these days this is rarely a problem because anyone who has an injury worth suing over is going to either have more than $ 1,000 in medical expenses or fall into one of the other exceptions listed above.

Obviously the property damage from that misbehavior is not worth suing over.

This is done to make it economically viable for private citizens to sue over violations of the consumer protection law that would otherwise involve actual damages too small to be worth suing over, without having to bring a class action.

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

Not exact matches

The settlement, worth at least $ 177 million, came after South Dakota - based Beef Products sued Disney - owned ABC for $ 5.7 billion over a series of reports about «pink slime» in 2012.

Estimates of Trump's net worth have varied over the years, with the real estate mogul insisting at times that he's worth in excess of $ 10 billion, and he even sued an author who pegged his net worth far lower.

He didn't get to build higher than everyone else, he gave up control of his West Side dreamland, and sued over its sale, but ended up with a stake that the Bloomberg Billionaires Index estimates is worth $ 640 million, his most valuable holding.

Now, you might think it's worth getting sued over that particular issue because it's very important to you, but that doesn't change the fact that it will cost you a great deal of money to defend against the suit and it will also cost you a great deal of money to pay for the loss if your negligence is found to be the cause.

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Contract disputes are typically limited by the value of the contract itself — you won't be getting sued for millions of dollars over a sales deal worth a few thousand.

MIAMI (Legal Newsline)- What's it worth for plaintiffs attorneys suing companies over their websites on behalf of blind clients to take the case to trial?

Now, you might think it's worth getting sued over that particular issue because it's very important to you, but that doesn't change the fact that it will cost you a great deal of money to defend against the suit and it will also cost you a great deal of money to pay for the loss if your negligence is found to be the cause.

In the meantime, recent news stories mean the frustration over the patent system is likely to mount: this week, a patent troll obtained a judgment worth potentially hundreds of millions against Google over old Lycos patents, while the cable industry sued to stop what it calls a troll's «illegal conspiracy.»

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