Sentences with phrase «knowledge of a negligence claim»

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Whilst working within the Clinical Negligence Department, Rachel has gained extensive knowledge and experience dealing with a wide variety of clinical negligence claims ranging from orthopaedic claims, misdiagnosis claims, pressure sore claims, gynaelogical claims, mis - prescription claims and surgical nNegligence Department, Rachel has gained extensive knowledge and experience dealing with a wide variety of clinical negligence claims ranging from orthopaedic claims, misdiagnosis claims, pressure sore claims, gynaelogical claims, mis - prescription claims and surgical nnegligence claims ranging from orthopaedic claims, misdiagnosis claims, pressure sore claims, gynaelogical claims, mis - prescription claims and surgical negligencenegligence.

The experienced attorneys at SL Chapman have the knowledge to properly evaluate your injury and determine if your claim involves strict liability, negligence, or a breach of warranty.

Crucial to the dismissal of the negligence claim were findings that the claimants were sophisticated businessmen who understood the expense and risk of litigation, and had sufficient personal knowledge to appreciate the quantum of damages they could reasonably expect to recover.

At Eisen Law in Toronto, we pride ourselves on our specialized knowledge in pursuing claims of negligence against lawyers.

When issues are disputed, our intellectual property specialists will help using their extensive knowledge of settling domain name, breach of contract, infringement and negligence claims.

It attracts particular praise for its «skilful handling» of collision incidents and its «in - depth knowledge of both shipping - related incidents concerning vessel operators and ship's crew negligence which results personal injury claims».

In most personal injury and clinical negligence claims (not including claims for children or patients), usually the Claim Form must be received by the Court within 3 years of the date of the negligent event or three years from the date of knowledge of the event (sometimes this can be years after the event).

With this background in mind, Mr. Santana has firsthand knowledge of how best to approach such claims against those same kinds of institutions on behalf of his clients when they have been injured due to another's negligence.

Medical malpractice claims are some of the most complicated personal injury claims to bring, based solely on the complexity of medicine and the amount of knowledge required to properly pinpoint whether negligence actually occurred.

By contrast, if constructive knowledge is accepted at trial as being sufficient to ground a claim in negligence, then the negligence claim offers the plaintiffs the possibility of 100 % recovery upon proof of mere constructive, as opposed to actual, knowledge.

As a result of Justice Horkins» decision, the negligence claim based on constructive knowledge, as well as the other causes of action pleaded, will proceed as a class action.

It argued that the Texas Tort Claims Act didn't waive the county's governmental immunity for the plaintiff's negligence claims because the claims didn't involve the use or condition of personal property, and the law didn't waive immunity for the premises liability claim because the evidence showed the county didn't have actual knowledge about the Claims Act didn't waive the county's governmental immunity for the plaintiff's negligence claims because the claims didn't involve the use or condition of personal property, and the law didn't waive immunity for the premises liability claim because the evidence showed the county didn't have actual knowledge about the claims because the claims didn't involve the use or condition of personal property, and the law didn't waive immunity for the premises liability claim because the evidence showed the county didn't have actual knowledge about the claims didn't involve the use or condition of personal property, and the law didn't waive immunity for the premises liability claim because the evidence showed the county didn't have actual knowledge about the water.

«Ed Pepperall QC is highlighted as «an outstandingly clever guy» recognised for his wealth of knowledge on negligence claims relating to fraudulent behaviour and contractual issues.»

By contrast, in a claim for personal injuries based on negligence, LA 1980 provides that the primary limitation period is three years from the date of accrual of the cause of action / date of the claimant's majority / date of the claimant's knowledge, whichever of these is the later.

The trustees» subsequent discovery of the unlawfulness of the transfers was treated by the judge — applying Bradstock Trustee Services Ltd v Nabarro Nathanson (a firm)[1995] 4 All ER 888 with the apparent assistance of a concession by the claimant's counsel — as the discovery that the facts which they already knew gave rise to a negligence claim and that, by virtue of LA 1980, s 14A (9), this is excluded from the definition of knowledge required for the occurrence of the starting date under LA 1980, s 14A.

Professional Indemnity Insurance covers business owners who sell their skills or knowledge in the event of a negligence claim as a result of services they have provided to a third party.

The Court stated that «in a lead paint poisoning claim based on negligence, a plaintiff must identify admissible evidence that, if believed, would prove that the landlord (1) had actual knowledge or reason to know of chipping, peeling, and flaking lead paint on the premises and that such a condition was hazardous, and (2) the landlord was given a reasonable opportunity to correct the hazard.»