Sentences with phrase «often at no fault of»

Unforeseen disasters can occur anywhere in OH, and they are often at no fault of renters.

Not exact matches

«Sure, people can walk into a risky situation, but that implies that pedestrians are often at fault,» said Jonathan Matus, chief executive officer of Zendrive, a company that uses smartphone sensors to track driving behavior.

As Gertrude Himmelfarb has written, in place of the «confession (la Augustine) of one's own faults and sins, it is today «more often a «confession» of the faults and sins of others — of parents, lovers, friends, associates, or, if need be, of society at large.»

But it's Lorenzo's fault, who came at home one day telling me that he wanted a healthier and vegan version of the amazing dish he often finds at the office for lunch.

So often the Arsenal scapegoat, but the German was at fault for both of Watford's goals.

But Liverpool were mostly at fault through the middle of the park because they were too rushed in getting the ball forward and basically ended up giving it away far too often, not giving the forwards enough to play off.

Not the penalty incident (which I now think wasn't his fault), but he was out of position very often, he frequently misplaced passes, and he lay down feigning injury when Suarez was running right at him.

Out of position more often than not and was at fault for both first - half goals.

It might even be argued (and often is) that the tone of the criticism over his faults leads him to becoming a somewhat underrated player — a claim that would be scoffed at by those who remain wholly unconvinced of him.

These comments NEVER came from her care team, the staff at the children's hospital (the IWK in Halifax, NS) were beyond fantastic and always told me that her getting sick so often was in no way my fault, that sometimes kids just have a string of bad luck.

Because the complexities of lactation failure are so little studied and so often misunderstood, women can often feel that they are at fault, rather feeling like they are suffering from a medical issue for which they need and deserve professional help.

For example, if at 2 months your baby is already escaping the swaddle, then it is often the fault of the swaddle.

But he didn't succeed in improving all of them at once, because as he tried to guard against one behavior fault, he was often surprised by another.

Clearly, the fault isn't in the stars but in a storyline that focuses on Greg at the expense of two equally interesting characters who often feel more like moons circling Greg's planet than fully defined people in their own right.

Delisle pointed out that educators often lose sight of creating well - rounded students because they are busy fighting over accountability and who is at fault in the classroom.

When diagnosing a P0890 trouble code, mechanics often make the mistake of citing the traction control module as the problem instead a faulty switch, wiring, or connector, which is actually at fault.

Some Americans who were used to buying new cars occasionally found their investments decreasing at a rapid rate and many found themselves out of work often through no fault of their own.

It's Reliable: Merchant accounts get shut down often and without warning, usually at no fault of the merchant.

It's just that the law says the owner is at fault, even though they often do bear some or all of the fault for their stupid actions.

Yet, landing in a shelter often isn't the fault of an older dog at all.

Knowing how to conduct yourself might seem like common sense, but we've found that visitors are often surprised to find artists totally unprepared for their studio visits — usually at no fault of their own.

Yet who despite lack of relevant expertise, do not welcome the appraisal of experts — and on this topic the experts are those scientists in directly related fields who professionally study this issue — but often, at least with the more general anti climate change efforts that have massively skewed the «discussion,» in fact often expend a great deal of effort to find any possible fault, real or imagined with anything they assert, then erroneously turn that into a refutation of the broader issue, along with, often, denigrating climate science efforts, and often climate scientists.

Laura Maechtlen, a San Francisco - based partner at Seyfarth Shaw, says that «with 24/7 demands, law firms often overlook the importance of their people's physical and mental health, but the fault lines forming now threaten the resiliency of both firms and their people.

It often requires a great deal of knowledge, experience, and investigation to prove who was at fault.

Often the threat of court proceedings is enough to persuade the person at fault to make a sensible settlement offer.

These victims often realize that at - fault drivers may not be dedicated to helping victims recover for the wrongs caused by these drivers, leaving victims in need of help but without the knowledge of where to turn for relief.

It can often help in showing points of impact in a collision, documenting injuries, and proving that another person was at fault.

While this will often prompt the compensation of a claim, by signing this form, you give up your rights to sue the at - fault person or their insurance company.

People involved in auto accidents, regardless of actual fault, often make the mistake of apologizing at the crash site, which could be used against them later when establishing blame.

Because these accidents have the potential to involve multiple at - fault parties, they are often more complex than other types of motor vehicle accidents.

If the defendant knows that they are at fault, they will often try to settle outside of court.

When a young child is injured in an accident (given the minimum age to be a licensed driver in B.C. is 16 years of age) most often the child is not at fault.

In personal injury cases, injured parties often end up filing third party claims against the insurance company of the at - fault party.

Because of these limitations, insurance companies and people who are at fault often try to minimize the losses you have received.

How vehicles collide is often relevant to who was at fault for the accident and the severity of the injuries suffered in the crash.

Quite often clients assume that if the other spouse is at fault, then they should pay for the costs of any financial proceedings.

These photos can often help determine who is or is not at fault as well as any indicators of what may have caused the accident.

More than 20,000 people are believed to be involved in slipping and tripping accidents at work each year, often through no fault of their own.

Often, the period when the fault occurred and when death results can take seconds, as in the case of a car accident where a victim dies at the scene, or months, as where a doctor prescribes the wrong medication that over time results in the patients death.

The role is to find out before a lawsuit is filed, what happened, what happened in addition to what the police report says happened, and very often the role is also to talk to the person at fault, find out what their current version of the accident is — and their role in it — as opposed to what they told the police officer.

There are often multiple parties at fault and any legal claim must consider all avenues of potential liability making it extremely important to select a toxic tort law firm with experience necessary to successfully pursue a claim.

In these cases, it is often left to the court system to make a determination of who was at fault.

At the Boston Injury Law Firm of Altman & Altman, LLP, we have represented individuals and families who have suffered catastrophic injury or death as the result of a drowning accident. Sometimes these accidents were the fault of no one and were just a random tragic occurrence. In other cases, we have seen either a lack of safety measures, defective product design and human error to be the cause of these unfortunate and oftentimes avoidable accidents. Our experienced team of litigators understand the gravity of the situation and will be along your side throughout every step of this often difficult and sensitive process. We are available to speak with you about your case 24 hours a day, seven days a week including nights and weekends. In addition, our personal injury attorneys will meet with you at your home, office or other convenient locationAt the Boston Injury Law Firm of Altman & Altman, LLP, we have represented individuals and families who have suffered catastrophic injury or death as the result of a drowning accident. Sometimes these accidents were the fault of no one and were just a random tragic occurrence. In other cases, we have seen either a lack of safety measures, defective product design and human error to be the cause of these unfortunate and oftentimes avoidable accidents. Our experienced team of litigators understand the gravity of the situation and will be along your side throughout every step of this often difficult and sensitive process. We are available to speak with you about your case 24 hours a day, seven days a week including nights and weekends. In addition, our personal injury attorneys will meet with you at your home, office or other convenient locationat your home, office or other convenient location.Â

Notably, one of quasi-criminal context where this is done, courts - martial, while historically often faulted for its high conviction rates, frequently mets out quite lenient sentences for the offenses of conviction at the sentencing phase.

In fact, this type of a case can be less difficult to resolve as the insurance company often does not have to address who was at fault for the collision, eliminating an issue that is significant in many other cases and can take a lot of time to resolve.

Out - of - pocket expenses related to a claim for which you are not at fault can often be recovered by contacting the other person's insurance carrier.

Personal injury protection, often abbreviated PIP, is a type of insurance that will pay for your injuries, regardless of whether or not you are at fault.

Depending on the damages and injuries that you were ruled at fault in, you could end up paying a lot of money (often times in the millions).

Often those injuries occur without actual fault to be found, they're just one of those things that life throws at you from time to time.

However, most of these policies will cover medical bills whether or not you are at fault in the accident, and will often pay immediately instead of reimbursing patients or tying up the money in a legal battle.