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Definition of «claimant»

A claimant is a person or entity that makes a legal demand for something, such as money or property, to which they believe they are entitled. In other words, it's someone who puts forward an assertion or request, typically one that is made in a formal way.

Usage examples

  1. The claimant in the personal injury case alleged that the negligence of the defendant caused their severe injuries.
  2. The insurance company received a claim from a car accident claimant seeking reimbursement for the damages to their vehicle.
  3. In a legal dispute, the claimant presented their evidence to support their claim that their intellectual property rights had been infringed upon.
  4. The workers' compensation system requires the claimant to provide medical records and other supporting documents to validate their claim for benefits.
  5. The claimant in a dispute with a construction company argued that the work performed was substandard and caused significant financial losses.

Phrases with «claimant»

Sentences with «claimant»

  • She has acted for claimants in actions against major banks and has also defended both companies and individuals in high profile misrepresentation cases, involving serious allegations of fraud. (fladgate.com)
  • The lack of any financial incentive for claimants in ensuring costs in bringing a claim are reasonable. (politics.co.uk)
  • We frequently read of negligent suits brought on by claimants who contend they were injured in some way by an accused subject whose owed duty of care was not upheld. (proformascreening.com)
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