Sentence examples for Legal dangers from inspiring English sources

But many firms, especially in poor countries, still seem to be ignorant of the legal dangers.

We also do see the legal dangers of hacking, though more skepticism would actually bolster the film's arguments.

They said that they would welcome facing Mr. Cutler, but that there were too many legal dangers.

Before the attack the former Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith is alleged to have warned Mr Blair about the legal dangers of committing British forces to the attack.

So by deciding to speak to the S.E.C. and the special committee, Mr. Skilling had not only the opportunity to refresh his recollection of events based on the available documentation but also had a chance to become aware of any potential issues raised by the documents that posed legal dangers for him.

That's not to mention the legal dangers: Grandberg makes sure to stay in the public section, but a few steps in the wrong direction could mean trespassing.

Journalists are in legal danger, too.

It can put journalists in physical danger, it can put journalists in legal danger.

Mr. Berlusconi also does not seem to be in imminent legal danger.

We developed a 25-item Checklist (scoring 0 to 50) with four clusters (Legal, Danger, Historic and Cognitive), based on variables identified as relevant to compulsory treatment.

Tucker Graves, a Houston defense lawyer who has been following the Durst case, said that Mr. Durst was still in legal danger in New York, Los Angeles and Galveston.