Sentences with phrase «negligence leads to the death»

A new law to ensure companies whose negligence leads to the death of employees or the public has today been published after nearly a decade of planning.

Also at the end of his rope is Charlie (Whitaker) a despondent former cleric who has been suicidal since his negligence led to the death of the woman (Lathan) he left the priesthood to marry.

Since the negligence led to the death of a person, the victim's surviving members may be able to sue for compensatory damages.

Not exact matches

A lawsuit sprung from her death, which led to Michel's parents and the two priests in charge of her exorcism being found guilty of homicide by negligence.

There is a difference between honoring your mother and father, and criminal negligence leading to either death or serious injury, yet this law is not limited to your parents, it is for anyone period.

Wilson Chowdhry, Chairman of the BPCA, said: «Negligence and violence has led to the death of a man believed to be totally innocent by the Christian community.

Two weeks ago, the Montclair Board of Education agreed to pay Ryne's family $ 2.8 million to settle a 2009 negligence lawsuit alleging the school's decision to let their son back on the field led to the 16 - year - old's death.

Harboring resentment for the surgeon's normal life and his negligence that led to his father's death, Martin inexplicably sickens Bob, making him paralyzed waist down.

SAEN asks USDA - APHIS to fine Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories the max EVERETT, Washington ---- Accusing the U.S. facilities of the Japanese - owned company Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories of «fatal negligence» leading to the deaths of monkeys for at least the fourth time in eight years, Stop Animal Exploitation Now on January 27, 2016 asked the USDA Animal -LSB-...]

If a crane accident led to the death of your loved one, you can file a wrongful death claim in order to hold the responsible individuals accountable for their gross oversight and negligence at the construction site.

Medical malpractice, sometimes referred to as medical negligence, refers to any medical mistake made by a doctor or other medical professional that leads to personal injury or wrongful death.

Although it's a lovely city, negligence does arise and leads to people being injured and in more serious cases, even death.

Medical negligence during pregnancy or delivery can lead to fetal death (stillbirth).

Negligence in different settings can lead to auto accidents, construction accidents and even wrongful death.

Negligence on the part of tractor trailer operator can lead to traumatic brain injuries, paralysis, broken bones, and even death.

Negligence on behalf of doctors or other healthcare personnel who work at a hospital can often lead to serious injuries or death of visiting patients.

Anesthesia errors are often the result of negligence on behalf of a medical professional performing a surgery, and can lead to serious complications during surgery, or, in the worst cases, death.

The following are some examples of accidents that often involve negligence and can lead to wrongful death claims in Seattle:

Often times, the negligence of a doctor or other healthcare professional working at a hospital can lead to injuries or deaths of patients.

Aircraft negligence can lead to devastating injuries and death.

(Not for nothing, the Minnesota Department of Health also found that there were various acts of negligence leading up to decedent's death.)

When this negligence leads to a serious personal injury or wrongful death on the worksite, the employer opens the company up to a potential personal injury lawsuit.

Cases of medical malpractice and medical negligence can often lead to long - term injury or illness or, in the most dire cases, death.

In the tragic cases where negligence or defective products lead to the death of a child, the surviving family members can pursue compensation through a claim of wrongful death.

Of course, there are risks involved with childbirth, but sadly, sometimes it's negligence that has led to an avoidable death or injury.»

A poorly designed or manufactured toy, or the negligence of a child's supervisor, may result in a toy - choking incident that could lead to a child's injury or death.

When such negligence leads to a wrongful death, family members of those who have lost their lives have the right to pursue compensation for the loss.

We have the investigative skills necessary to uncover negligence that may have lead to the wrongful death of your loved one.

Negligence during childbirth can lead to complications such as fetal distress, spinal cord injuries and postpartum hemorrhage (which is the number one cause of maternal death after delivery).

Wrongful death settlement amounts can vary a lot depending, again, on the type and amount of insurance coverage, the degree of negligence that led to the death, and whether the person who died might have also been negligent (for example, in some auto accidents, both drivers share some fault).

We have been the lead counsel in a number of cases involving, but not limited to, auto accidents, construction accidents, slip and falls, wrongful death accidents, general negligence cases and product liability cases.

Negligence leading to personal injury or death of a worker is an offense that can result in heavy fines, but it can also result in lengthy and incredibly costly lawsuits.

TRUCK ACCIDENTS: A majority of truck accident caused by driver negligence and collisions with large commercial vehicles on busy highways are likely to cause serious injury, catastrophic injury to the brain and spinal cord, and injuries which can lead to death.

The family of the victim can file a case against a defendant whose negligence led to the accident and consequently the death of the victim.

The issue was explored in Toth v Jarman [2006] EWCA Civ 1028, [2006] 4 All ER 1276, which involved an allegation of clinical negligence on the part of a GP leading to the death of the claimant's son.

A driver's negligence resulting in a motorcycle accident lead to the wrongful death of a 52 - year - old motorcyclist.

By Thomas Ahearn, ESR Staff Writer In a story that shows the importance of using overlapping tools to do criminal background checks, a jury recently ruled that negligence by the Housing Authority in a North Carolina city led to an elderly woman's death at the hands of her crack cocaine addicted neighbor in 2007.