Sentences with phrase «liability suit did»

The premises liability suit did arise out of plaintiff's tenancy so as to justify a fee award.

Not exact matches

Much of the focus in due diligence is on the costs of remediation and future environmental liabilities because one thing those firms don't like is uncertainties around unexpected law suits or big clean - up bills popping up in the future.

An LLC (limited liability corporation) designation helps a little, because then only the company's assets can be considered fair game in the suit, but if you don't have an LLC, your personal assets will also be taken.

If a new report truly is a false statement of fact that causes harm to someone's reputation, and if the news reporter has no actual factual basis for the factual claim, the First Amendment does permit the courts to impose both civil and criminal liability for the false statements, with civil suits brought by someone who is harmed and criminal liability enforced by the government.

«You do see all the way up to, unfortunately, liability suits for death,» says McCool.

The company can also settle for policy limits and their job is done and they are removed from liability for the suit, so it's important to make sure you have enough coverage.

Homeowners insurance doesn't really «cover» slip and fall accidents - it will step in to cover the cost of a legal defense and / or eventual payout should a slip and fall suit, or any liability suit, be brought against you.

The «Monsanto Protection Act» does what it sounds like - it protects the agribusiness giant from any legal liability arising from suits filed concerning any health risks arising after their genetically modified seeds are used.

If it is so cheap, why does congress have to exempt them from liability suits?

[Where state trooper took affirmative action of allowing police dog to be off leash, there is no immunity from suit; actions for personal injury caused by police dog will be analyzed under the dog bite common law, whether the owner of the dog knew or should have known of the dog's vicious propensities, as the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act does not permit actions under strict liability.]

Pulling back rulemaking at the Department of Justice does not stop any of the private suits, nor does it curtail the wide - open scope of liability under the perceived precedent of the Winn - Dixie case [Minh Vu, Seyfarth Shaw]

In a product liability suit, a plaintiff does not necessarily need to show negligence by the manufacturer or seller.

However, doing so may require following a few extra procedures in addition to the basic steps one might take in a premises liability suit between two private individuals.

The FTCA does not bar suits for breach of contract, does not bar suits for injunctive or declaratory relief, and does not bar suits against government employees for money damages for intentionally violating someone's civil rights (even though some union contract indemnify and defend government employees for civil rights violations, in practice, converting tort liability of an individual into contractual liability of the United States government).

Back in 1990, Ian Frazier did a brilliant take for the New Yorker on product liability law suits when he wrote a «claim» in the matter of:

Liability is rarely an issue in cases against John Doe defendants and in any regard, must be litigated in the first suit against the John Doe, if at all.

That is an expensive risk exposure that is almost always excluded from your general liability insurance policy, since the suit does not belong to you or your business.

Did you know that renters insurance can also protect you against liability suits?

Why does the insurance carrier paying a liability claim depend on the carrier providing a defense to the claim or suit?

The protection it offers is easily worth the few hundred dollars a year that it costs, because most renters do not have the financial means to cover the costs of replacing all of their property or responding to a liability suit.