Sentences with phrase «civil claim in the future»

Andy McGregor, banking litigation partner at RPC, says: «The banks will have been negotiating with the regulator for months trying to come to a settlement to reduce the size of their fine, but also trying to limit the extent to which the FCA's final penalty notice includes any admissions or evidence that could be used against them in a potential civil claim in the future.

Not exact matches

Looking ahead Although some moderation in civil litigation claims costs can be expected over time with the recent changes to Rule 48, the continued relationship between civil litigation costs and premium revenue by lawyers» primary area of practice will need to be monitored to determine whether any further action should be taken on this category in future years.

In assessing future loss of earnings (loss of earnings from the date of the assessment until normal retirement date) the Tribunal may adopt the «multiplier / multiplicand» approach commonly seen in personal injury claims in the civil courtIn assessing future loss of earnings (loss of earnings from the date of the assessment until normal retirement date) the Tribunal may adopt the «multiplier / multiplicand» approach commonly seen in personal injury claims in the civil courtin personal injury claims in the civil courtin the civil courts.

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Not only can a civil claim force these bad actors to compensate past victims for their damages, but this type of lawsuit can also set a precedent and help bring legislative changes that will preemptively help others from being exploited in the future.

Nick Bird, partner at Reynolds Porter Chamberlain, says: «The claim was funded by third party funders at very considerable expense and will cause concern to those in that business at a time when the future of all litigation funding is being weighed up carefully in Lord Justice Jackson's review of civil costs.

Germany has asked the ICJ to declare that the «Italian Republic must take... all steps to ensure that in the future Italian courts do not entertain legal actions against Germany» by allowing civil claims based on violations of international humanitarian law by the German Reich during World War II.

Germany asked the ICJ to declare that the «Italian Republic must take... all steps to ensure that in the future Italian courts do not entertain legal actions against Germany» by allowing civil claims based on violations of international humanitarian law by the German Reich during World War II.

It is possible that similar claims might be made in future against other regulators in the competition arena, whereas formerly claimants might have been expected to make their claims in the Administrative Court or in an ordinary civil court.