Sentences with phrase «be liable for injuries»

Even if all the necessary paperwork is in order, you may still be liable for injuries if you neglect obvious hazards on your property.

The Supreme Court of Wyoming has ruled that a landlord who entered into an oral agreement to make repairs to leased space, which is supported by adequate consideration, can be liable for injuries resulting from the failure to properly make these repairs.

If your pet causes injuries to these people, you could be liable for injuries, damages, and such things as mental trauma and suffering, as well as civil penalties.

Additionally, as a renter, you can be liable for injuries to guests inside your apartment, so it's a good idea to have some liability coverage in place, which many renters insurance policies will provide.

If, even after being defended by the insurance company, you're found to be liable for the injuries that person suffered, the insurance company pays that settlement or judgement.

If they do, you may be liable for all injuries and property damage if that driver has an accident in your vehicle.

I have heard that the owner of a property may be liable for injuries sustained by an intruder.

If a property owner fails to correct such unsafe conditions, or fails to warn individuals of the dangerous condition, he can be liable for injuries caused by the condition.

If you were hit by another motorist, they may be liable for your injuries beyond the scope of their liability insurance.

If you are on someone else's property and have been injured as a result of a dangerous condition or negligent conduct on the property by the land owner, occupier or business proprietor or a municipality, they may be liable for your injuries.

If you visit a place, and get hurt (e.g. by a chunk of ceiling falling on you or tripping on badly laid flooring), and it turns out that this is the fault of the contractor who built it, then the occupier will not be liable for your injuries as long as they acted reasonably to hire a good contractor and make sure the work was done right.

When someone is injured or killed on or near a construction site, the owner or general contractor or a subcontractor may be liable for any injuries sustained.

If a trucking company or truck driver fails to comply with the regulations, they can be liable for any injuries that result from an accident.

If your accident involved a minor driving under the influence the person who provided the minor with alcohol may also be liable for your injuries.

When you are injured in a San Diego recreational vehicle accident, the following parties could potentially be liable for your injuries:

In many cases, multiple parties may be liable for injuries caused by workplace exposure to toxic substances, including contractors (as in the case above), the original manufacturer, and the employer.

Fortunately, she contacted Virginia Beach dog bite injury attorney Jeff Brooke — who advised the mother that, in fact, the owner might be liable for the injuries to the child under Virginia law.

The government could be liable for your injuries.

In California, more than one person can be liable for your injuries.

In such cases, the municipality responsible for the road's maintenance may be liable for the injuries caused by your accident.

When an owner or possessor, such as a tenant or store owner, does not keep some condition of the property safe, that owner can be liable for any injuries that result.

If someone injured you because he or she wasn't as careful as a reasonable person should have been in that situation, that person was negligent, and may be liable for your injuries.

Under some circumstances, co-workers may be liable for injuries suffered on the job.

The plaintiff filed a personal injury case against the bar, arguing that under the state's Dram Shop Law, it should be liable for the injuries caused by the intoxicated driver.

That driver probably wasn't as careful as a reasonable driver should be — in other words, he was negligent — and may be liable for your injuries.

No matter the circumstances that led up to your being bitten by a dog, a dog bite attorney in Bardstown can help you obtain medical treatment, determine which party may be liable for your injuries, and seek the compensation you likely need to pay your treatment bills.

Depending on the situation, one or more parties may be liable for your injuries and damages.

Your personal injury attorney will review the facts of your case to determine who may be liable for your injuries.

Social host liability is the theory that the host of a party on private property, where alcohol is served, could be liable for injuries caused or suffered by a guest who leaves the part intoxicated.

Your colleagues, employers, and supervisors have legal responsibilities when overseeing a construction site and may be liable for injuries that you sustained.

We can identify any parties that may be liable for your injuries, such as a property owner, maintenance company or even a product manufacturer, and will work with leading diagnostic experts who can help link your injuries to carbon monoxide poisoning.

If you were involved in an accident where multiple parties may be liable for your injuries, you should contact a lawyer.

If the risks do not outweigh the design then a manufacturer may be liable for injuries caused by that product.

The trucking company or motor carrier, safety director for the carrier, diesel mechanic, vehicle inspector and insurance company may also be liable for your injuries.

Remember that car accidents can cause damages and even sacrifice people's lives so the driver must be liable for any injuries that are effects of his or her recklessness and carelessness.

When a safe work environment is not provided, an owner or general contractor may be liable for your injuries.

If you are involved in such an accident, consult a Virginia bad weather truck accident lawyer to evaluate who may be liable for your injuries and losses.

When they fail to take reasonable steps, such as performing inspections or making necessary repairs, and you get hurt, the owners or operators may be liable for your injuries and other damages.

Whether you were hurt while grocery shopping, walking into a shopping mall or a restaurant parking lot, the owner of the premises may be liable for injuries you or your loved one sustained.

For the owner or operator to be liable for your injuries, there are a couple of things you'll have to prove:

If you are on someone else's property and you injure yourself as a result of a dangerous condition on the property, the land owner or business proprietor may be liable for your injuries.

When you get injured on someone else's premises, it isn't always clear who might be liable for your injuries.

If the trucker is not an independent operator, then the trucking company or motor carrier employer, safety director for the carrier, diesel mechanic or tech who worked on the truck, state vehicle inspector and a truck or part manufacturer may also be liable for your injuries.

For example, if you're in a supermarket and you decide to have a shopping cart race with a friend, you will likely be liable for any injuries you receive or cause.

For example, if a person is sold alcohol at a stadium and then drives while intoxicated and causes a car crash, the stadium owner or operator may be liable for injuries suffered in the crash.

In California, companies can be liable for injuries caused by defective products.

In many circumstances, the stadium owner or operator actually will not be liable for your injuries from a baseball, bat, hockey stick, or hockey puck that travels out of bounds during the game.

If you were trespassing on the property, it is unlikely that the owner or occupier would be liable for injuries you suffered on the premises.

For example, if you were injured while using equipment provided to your employer that was defective, the owner of the equipment might be liable for your injuries, even though you were working.

When a driver fails to uphold these responsibilities they will be considered negligent and can be liable for your injuries.