Sentences with phrase «for careless conduct»

The consequences are to create a zone of immunity where IVF providers don't have to be answerable for careless conduct.

Not exact matches

When the novel begins, Christopher, the narrator's husband, has been in Greece for a month to conduct research for a book, a general - interest «study of mourning rituals around the world» — an odd topic, the narrator thinks, for a «careless flirt» in his early 40s who has never suffered loss.

If a company fails to conduct such investigation or is careless in its investigation, it could be held responsible for the negligent hiring of a driver.

At the South Florida law firm of Friedman, Rodman & Frank, our personal injury attorneys use their nearly 100 years of combined experience to advocate for those who have been injured in accidents due to the careless or wrongful conduct of others.

When the careless or reckless conduct of one party results in serious injuries to another, the injury victim has the right to seek fair compensation for his or her injuries.

We are here to be your voice and fight for you after a devastating car crash, medical error, defective product, or other careless conduct causes you injury or robs you of your health, well - being, or the life someone you love.

With decades of experience and proven results, our firm will fight diligently on your behalf to hold negligent parties accountable for their careless or negligent conduct.

If you were injured in a pedestrian accident as a result of a driver's careless or intentional conduct, you may have a right to be compensated for your injuries and other losses, such as wages you could not earn while recovering from your injuries.

In Fountain, a discipline hearing panel found a teacher guilty of «conduct unbecoming» for his careless and reckless use of a firearm, which he had fired it over the heads of his sons during an altercation.

We applaud the Governor and lawmakers for stiffening the consequences for those who jeopardize the rest of us with their careless conduct.»