Sentences with phrase «compensation from any blame»
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Most scholars who have studied these issues such as Richard Ingersoll of the University of Pennsylvania and Linda Darling Hammond of the Learning Policy Institute, conclude that the shortages result from teacher attrition more than the underproduction of teachers, and that attrition is a consequence of low teacher compensation and benefits, poor induction and working conditions, as well the general blaming and shaming of teachers for the problems of society and the accountability systems that have been developed reflecting this view.
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This means that he or she has to provide evidence to show that the defendant, or the individual that your are demanding financial compensation from, is in this case the person to blame for your injury - or that the person failed to prevent the injury or accident.
Brain injuries can happen in any type of accident, from car crashes and truck collisions to construction accidents and other types of work accidents, but when another person is to blame, the injured person has a right to demand financial compensation.
In simple terms, that means that if you are found to be even slightly to blame for the accident, you can be legally prevented from receiving compensation for your injuries.
Our personal injury attorneys believe that if you have suffered from a personal injury and someone else or another body is truly to blame for that injury, you should be able to fight for your rights and receive compensation at any time.
If you are injured in an accident and want to recover compensation from the person or person (s) who are to blame, you should seek the expertise of a personal injury lawyer.
However, keep in mind that any percentage of blame you hold will ultimately be subtracted from the compensation you receive.
It is designed to shift the emphasis for insurers in the aftermath of an auto collision from the determination and subsequent assignment of blame, to the simple compensation of covered policyholders who've paid their dues in the form of premiums.