Definition of «liability verdict»

"Liability verdict" refers to a legal judgment or decision that holds someone responsible or liable for damage, harm, or a wrongdoing in a court case. It means that the person or entity being sued is found to be at fault or accountable for the incident or action in question.

Sentences with «liability verdict»

Juries are statistically somewhat less likely to return huge liability verdicts against someone who has South Dakota renters insurance. (effectivecoverage.com)
$ 4.9 Billion Verdict — Largest Individual Products Liability Verdict in History Anderson v General Motors Christine Spagnoli was integral member of trial team which achieved verdict for clients arising from exploding Defective Gas Tank Resulting in wrongful death and Severe Burn Injuries (gbw.law)
In addition, in 2011, two of our mesothelioma verdicts were chosen as the top two product liability verdicts in Texas in 2011. (baronandbudd.com)
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