Sentences with phrase «admitted liability in the case»
Shea says the evidence in the case clearly showed that the other driver was 100 percent at fault and admitted liability in the case, but the insurance companies for that driver refused to pay what he says was a very reasonable settlement.
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News International announced on 8 April 2011 that it would admit liability in some of the breach of privacy cases being brought in relation to phone hacking by the News of the World.
«He admits absolutely no wrongdoing or liability, and maintains steadfastly that the material allegations against him in this case were not true,» Ms. Sack said, in email responding to a reporter's query.
«By agreeing to pay a very modest amount to resolve the case, he admits absolutely no wrongdoing or liability, and maintains steadfastly that the material allegations against him in this case were not true,» said Lopez's lawyer Lyle Zuckerman in a email.
A Roanoke City Circuit Court denies plaintiff's motion for additur in this case in which liability was admitted but plaintiff pleaded no special damages and the jury awarded $ 0.00.
After initial denials and fighting accusations in court, we saw the unusual sight of a backdown when News International decided to admit its liability and offered compensation to the aggrieved victims in some 24 cases.
Asked whether he was admitting liability for downloading and distributing all 30 songs at issue in the case, he answered «yes.»
It is much easier to secure interim payments from the Defendant in cases where liability has been admitted.
A review of the cases in our department would show Mr Gummer just how often legal bills are massively increased as a result of the NHS's failure to admit liability at an early stage.
I have also recently had a case where liability was admitted in full, and a negotiated settlement was reached, but despite this and repeated requests in writing, the trust involved has not made a written apology.
He was admitted to practice law in Colorado in 1986 and currently focuses on assisting clients who are seeking compensation in personal injury, vehicle accident, medical malpractice, premises liability, defective product, and other accident cases.
On appeal, the Third District affirmed by relying on the general rule that «a no - accident history of the location of a premises liability case may be admitted into evidence for a variety of purposes including the central one of showing that the area was not in fact dangerous or defective.»
[101] If pursuing such an approach or strategy were to have the effect of generally discouraging Plaintiffs from bringing and pursuing modest sized claims, [even in cases such as here where liability has been admitted] the benefits to insurers could be significant and wide - ranging.
The participants also swapped anecdotal tales of district judges refusing to budget cases where liability was admitted or delaying budgeting in the expectation of a settlement.