田家官司缠身
“The Tian family is troubled by lawsuits.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
田家 官司缠身
“The Tian family is troubled by lawsuits.”
陈家暂无扛鼎之墨
“The Chen family can't offer a top-tier ink product as of now.”
“The Tian family is out of the race because of legal trouble, so we don't need to worry about them.”
Historically, commercial involvement in governmental lawsuits was viewed as a severe blow to a merchant family's social standing and commercial viability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
bogged down by lawsuits; entangled in legal troubles
A four-character idiom commonly used to describe someone or a business plagued by ongoing litigation.