Sentences with phrase «from misconduct»

Their role is to implement regulations to ensure that the market is fair and that customers are protected from misconduct by all financial institutions including banks, insurance companies and lenders.

An employer could, however, rely upon facts that support a justification for an just - cause dismissal separate from the misconduct relied upon at the times of the termination.

Representing a law firm in litigation arising from the misconduct of a partner and related ethical issues.

We also represent certain UCI subsidiaries in civil litigation in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland arising from the misconduct of a former director of those companies.

First, he viewed Applied Consumer's failure to try to conceal the misconduct or failure to profit from the misconduct as mitigating the company's... [more]

The wrongdoing could be intentional or merely the result of carelessness, but in either case, the negligent party can be held liable for the damages resulting from their misconduct.

He has since told the publisher he would take legal action if it didn't remove the phrase noting that the retractions stem from a misconduct investigation into his work from the notice.

Notably, she acted for the Financial Conduct Authority in its most complex criminal prosecutions arising from misconduct in financial markets.

First, he viewed Applied Consumer's failure to try to conceal the misconduct or failure to profit from the misconduct as mitigating the company's level of blameworthiness.

the family gets shunned, ignored, and is left with all the financial and emotional damage from the misconduct.

In the case at bar, damages are not a constituent element of the class member's individual claim, but, in any event, a class member is entitled to seek justice for the infringement of his or her rights even if that justice is a non-compensatory remedy enjoining the defendant from its misconduct.

Liz Dunn, Pro4ma founder and CEO, and Simeon Siegel, Normura Instinet analyst, discuss the potential impact on Nike and the sector as a whole as fallout continues from misconduct investigations.

Barclays on April 26 reported a net loss of 540 million pounds for the first quarter, as fines and legal costs from misconduct issues cancelled out a better - than - expected performance from the British lender.

... are those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.

Both investigations have been working closely with the coroner in advance of this fresh inquest, and the IPCC recently announced that 22 officers are currently suspected of criminal offences ranging from misconduct in a public office to manslaughter.

«We have acted properly at all times in pursuing the allegations in the petition to the Commissioner, and believe that Mr. Paladino is leveling his latest round of baseless allegations in an attempt to distract from his misconduct, and the fact that he has submitted no evidence to the Commissioner that justifies his unlawful disclosure of confidential information,» Board President Barbara Seals Nevergold said.

«Students should desists from misconducts or malpratice which can put them on the sideline, they should concentrate and pursue their academic career to a logical end with seriousness,» he said.

Sorting out acceptable practice from misconduct can often take a lot of time, says Lammey.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulate the market of all financial institutions including banks, insurance providers and lenders, to ensure that consumers are protected at all times from any misconduct.

The group's report suggested prohibiting a single agent from representing both buyers and sellers in a single transaction, having any profits received from misconduct returned to the client, and creating a confidential whistleblower hotline.

Most people believe that in every Courtroom in Canada, that every word is recorded and thus a built in safeguard against abuses from misconduct from the Bench or even the opposing lawyer.

Cusipag vows to continue to make defamatory statements against the plaintiff [Senator Enverga] and has shown no interest in stopping her efforts or refraining from misconduct,» the Judge added.

Now, some citizens of New Jersey, specifically those who took advantage of the new air route (including but not limited to the corrupt official) benefited from the misconduct: they would not have standing as they were not damaged.

With more than 75 years of combined legal experience, we use our extensive knowledge of personal injury law to obtain the best possible compensation after you have suffered from the misconduct of someone else.

Second, there was the grossly unhelpful advice proffered by the pathologist Dr Maurice Green in the 1990s to doctors to «think dirty» when diagnosing illnesses in children and to start from the standpoint that the problems arise from misconduct on the part of the carers.

The country's roughly 5,300 home - grown journals have been a receptacle for much of the research that has resulted from misconduct.

It is also worth noting that the medical professional does not have to have gained personally from misconduct, for the panel to make a finding of dishonesty.

The Conduct Costs Project welcomes the Fair and Effective Market Review's proposal that»... a single, objective, industry - wide definition of costs arising from misconduct and its transparent disclosure in firms» annual (and / or corporate social responsibility) reports... be explored as a way of incentivising improved ethical behaviour across the [financial sector].»

Factors include outrageous conduct for a lengthy period of time without any rational justification, the defendant's awareness of the hardship it knew it was inflicting, whether the misconduct was planned and deliberate, the intent and motive of the defendant, whether the defendant concealed or attempted to cover up its misconduct, whether the defendant profited from its misconduct, and whether the interest violated by the misconduct was known to be deeply personal to the plaintiff.

It ultimately protects everyone, victims and alleged wrongdoers, from the misconduct of others.

China's roughly 5,300 home - grown journals have been a receptacle for much of the nation's research that has resulted from misconduct

In Fullerton v. Matsqui, 1992, 74 B.C.L.R. (2d) 311, the Court of Appeal held that unlike party and party costs, which are designed to indemnify, special costs or costs awarded on a solicitor and client basis may be awarded on a higher scale as a penalty or deterrent for certain conduct» (page 316), and when the court «seeks to disassociate itself from some misconduct» (page 318).

The perpetrators of intellectual property theft tend to be larger corporations or businesses that are profiting from misconduct.

«Special costs, or solicitor - and - client costs are... awarded when a court seeks to dissociate itself from some misconduct.

Even where the court - ordered remedy falls short of forcing the owner to sell and move out, courts will frequently force the owner to pay for any remediation or clean - up costs arising from his misconduct, and may even require payment of the legal costs incurred by the condo corporation to bring the matter before the courts in the first place.