In order for you to owe them something they would have to sue you...and win.
As you point out, Al Gore offered to give something of value, the right to sue, in exchange for the completion of a hand recount in three Florida counties.
While it may seem overly litigious to sue for something that could have easily been avoided by, you know, paying attention, doctors at Staten Island University Hospital did express some concern that the teen, Alexa Longueira, may have damaged her spine during the five-foot fall.
Dart said his jail has become the "largest mental health center in the state" and plans to sue if something is not done about it.
Say: "If I've done something to offend Sue, tell me, so I can try to make it right.
Mr. Gore's offer has weight because he proposed giving up something of value -- the right to sue -- in return for the fair count he needs and the country desires.
Hiring a lawyer and trying to sue someone (anyone) for something (anything!) is like a rite of passage for a young celebrity on the up.
"If you're looking to sue, you can find something that you can take issue with in any reference, and that is why employers should be wary about giving references," Mr. Witlin said.
If I had any chance that I was liable to sue, [it would be] something that would give me extreme pleasure.
But something surprising happened: Kobach told the plaintiffs they were already registered and therefore had no standing to sue.
