Sentences with phrase «corporate wrongdoers»
The phrase "corporate wrongdoers" refers to companies or businesses that have done something morally or legally unacceptable or unethical. They have acted in a way that goes against the accepted standards of conduct or laws regulating their behavior. Full definition
These powerful and well - funded special interests are fighting to limit the power of judges and juries to hold corporate wrongdoers accountable.
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«It's still working to hold corporate wrongdoers accountable.
The policy announcement, widely referred to as the Yates Memo, was issued at a time when there continues to be public sentiment that individual corporate wrongdoers are rarely punished.
But DPAs, which are expected to be introduced in the UK from next February, will offer another tool for prosecutors struggling to bring to book corporate wrongdoers who rely on the cost and complexity of cross border investigations to evade justice.
As we noted in the context of financial reform, remember that these lawyers are hired at no cost to the taxpayer — fees are paid by the wrongdoer if the state is successful - and their work often results in states recovering billions of dollars from corporate wrongdoers.
Immunity for Railroads — Chugging Toward a Station Near You: Just when you thought the Bush Administration had run out of corporate wrongdoers to try to immunize from lawsuits in its last days in office, now they've decided to try to protect railroad companies.
As a law firm dedicated to protecting the rights of injury victims and holding corporate wrongdoers accountable, The Cochran Firm, D.C. is actively investigating the Takata airbag recall.
Lawyers who will not stand up to insurance companies or corporate wrongdoers will easily fold and push their clients to take inadequate settlements.
We have the expertise and resources to obtain the best results against any insurance company or corporate wrongdoer.