Sentences with phrase «pay claims against the company»

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«Despite Apple's claims against Qualcomm, Apple suppliers remain contractually obligated to pay royalties to Qualcomm under their license agreements with us, including for sales of iPhones to Apple,» Qualcomm President Derek Aberle said of the dispute on the company's conference call in April.

Of the 1,266 Irma - related claims filed against Citizens in January and February, 59 percent challenged the company's decisions about the scope of damages, asserting that the amount of money paid to restore homeowners to their pre-loss conditions was inadequate.

The claim was filed in a Dutch court by Mr. J.W. de Vries on 2 February 2018 against Koinz Trading BV, a non-public company, which was previously ordered by a lower court of Midden - Nederland to pay mining proceeds in the amount of 0.591 BTC owed to the petitioner, or a penalty payment up to a $ 10,000 maximum.

If your software fails because of, say, a DDoS attack resulting in your paying users being unable to market to their customers, each of your users potentially has a claim against your company for the revenue they lost when your service went down.

June 28, 2016 • Volkswagen agreed to pay up to $ 14.7 billion to settle major claims in the U.S. against the company over its emissions cheating scheme.

Motorcycle insurance is meant to protect you against large financial losses, meaning the top insurance companies will offer a solid customer experience through what is often a difficult time and have the financial means to pay claims.

Having renters insurance means that not only does the claim get paid, but you also have a defense paid for by the insurance company against those claims.

Your Gaithersburg renters insurance carrier would not only pay that claim from the other insurance company, but also would defend you against the claim or suit if one arises.

That's one of the benefits of having renters insurance in Montgomery County; The Maryland renters insurance company is required as part of the policy to defend you against claims and suits which could result in a claim under your liability coverage being paid.

That means the title company prints multiple checks to pay the brokers, the surveyor, the attorneys, the courier, and anyone else who can stake a claim against the property or its owner.

If a claim is made or a suit is filed against you, the insurance company pays for the lawyer.

Going after the person responsible for the fire is no longer your problem, because your rights of recovery against him transfer to your insurance company when they pay the claim.

The company's youth works against it, as there isn't an extensive record showing that Root Car Insurance can pay customer claims.

A landlord would be remiss not to require that waiver, in fact If the provisions of the law were applicable to a tenant who burned the building down, not only would the landlord have no cause of action against the tenant, but the landlord's insurance company wouldn't even be able to subrogate against that tenant because their only right of recovery is in the landlord's stead, which he assigned to them when they paid the claim.

With liability coverage, the insurance company will even defend you against claims that would be covered under the policy so you don't have to pay for the lawyer yourself.

The liability coverage on your policy also means that your renters insurance company will pay to defend you against a claim for something the policy would cover.

The insurance company won't just pay those claims, they'll pay for the lawyer to defend against them.

Instead of you hiring a lawyer out of your own pocket to defend you against the claim, the insurance company pays for your defense.

The insurance company will pay for a lawyer to defend you when a liability claim is made against you.

A footnote to the 10Q defines them as follows «DGCL 281 (b) requires the Company to pay or make reasonable provision for the payment of all claims and obligations (including all contingent, conditional or unmatured contractual claims), claims that are subject to pending actions, suits or proceedings against the company and claims that have not arisen or been made known to the Company but are likely to arise or become known within 10 years of dissolution.Company to pay or make reasonable provision for the payment of all claims and obligations (including all contingent, conditional or unmatured contractual claims), claims that are subject to pending actions, suits or proceedings against the company and claims that have not arisen or been made known to the Company but are likely to arise or become known within 10 years of dissolution.company and claims that have not arisen or been made known to the Company but are likely to arise or become known within 10 years of dissolution.Company but are likely to arise or become known within 10 years of dissolution.»

Your insurance company will pay to defend against the claim, frivolous or otherwise.

The insurance company also pays to defend you against claims they'd be responsible for, which saves you even more money.

If your negligence causes a loss to the property, the landlord's insurance company is likely to subrogate, or proceed against you to collect the money they paid on the claim.

The fixed annuity guarantee against principal loss depends on the claims paying ability of the insurance company.

The insurance company will defend you against claims that would be paid by the policy until the limits of liability are exhausted.

The insurance company now owns the right of recovery against you, having «purchased» it in a sense by paying for your landlord's claim.

Any existing complaints filed against an insurance company - such as refusal to pay claims or illegally dropping a client - should be reported on web sites like Best or Moody's.

The insurance company would pay for a lawyer to defend you against that claim or suit.

Pursuant to the Plan, the Company is also authorized to dispose of its remaining non-cash assets, on such terms and at such prices as the Company's board of directors, without further shareholder approval, may determine to be in the best interests of the Company and its shareholders, to pay or make reasonable provision to pay all claims against and obligations of the Company, to make such provisions as will be reasonably likely to be sufficient to provide compensation for any claim against the Company which is the subject of a pending action, suit or proceeding to which the Company is a party, to distribute on a pro rata basis to the shareholders of the Company the remaining assets of the Company, and, subject to statutory limitations, to take all other actions necessary to wind up and liquidate the Company's business and affairs.

The deductible is the amount you must pay to the insurance company before they pay out anything against your claim.

The insurance company may say something like a settlement is being offered for «nuisance value,» or the amount that the insurance company is willing to pay to settle the claim because it would spend even more (on attorney's fees, court costs, expert witnesses, etc.) than the offered amount to defend against the «nuisance» of the victim's claim.

Paying out claims means less profits for the insurance company, which goes against their business model.

The answer may be one of two things: 1) Your employer may not be aware of the difference between the two types of benefits OR 2) Your employer could be trying to pull the wool over your eyes — by having you make a claim under your personal STD policy (remember YOU pay for this and it is usually much less money and no medical benefits), instead of filing a claim for workers» compensation benefits against the company's insurance policy (the policy the employer pays for) it saves the company money (filing a claim will increase their premiums).

The insurance company wanted thousands of dollars from me and by the time I was done the insurance company paid me to settle the case and dropped the claim against me.

For example, with most road traffic accidents the party you are claiming against (the other driver) will not be the same party who will end up paying your compensation (their insurance company).

Each day, we go up against the insurance companies and their adjusters — the people that are hired and trained to minimize claims and pay as little as possible.

If your medical bills are at least $ 2,000, then you may pursue a claim for paid and suffering against the car insurance company that insures the driver who caused the accident.

Our lawyers also prepare all necessary legal documentation and papers needed to take action against mortgage companies that fail to pay homeowners insurance in hurricane claims cases.

The company, headquartered in the Dallas suburb of Plano, is pursuing claims against multiple communications companies that are using its technology without paying license fees.

Once the insurance company that insures the vehicle that caused your injuries pays their policy, you file a claim against your own company.

These claims, which pay for costs that derived from injuries or death, are against insurance companies.

I started a claim against a photography company that failed to attend our engagement party and refused to pay us back.

If the Uber driver did not contribute to the accident and the company paid the limits of its liability policy, the injured party will most likely be unable to file a claim against Uber for compensation above and beyond this amount.

Recently he successfully prosecuted claims against oilfield service companies who failed to pay their employees overtime pay.

Successfully defending a company against an employment tribunal claim brought by an existing employee who argued that she was entitled to outstanding holiday pay for a period of 10 years from when she started receiving payments under a PHI policy.

Successfully defended at trial and on appeal a breach of contract claim by an insured against his insurance company claiming the insurer failed to pay damages to a 2006 Ferrari F430 Challenge racing vehicle.

You may have a bad faith claim against your insurance company if it fails to pay your claim within the applicable statutory period or denies your claim without cause or in an arbitrary and capricious manner.

For example, employment cases will reveal data on success rates, pay - outs, tendencies to claim against certain companies, or employers in certain locations and, in effect, any other potential data or cross-reference that can be gleaned from the cases that pass through the system.

If an insurer either refuses to defend a claim on behalf of an insured or to pay a claim when liability is obvious, it may be necessary to file a seperage action directly against the insurance company, alleging bad faith insurance practices and attempting to force them to fulfill their duties.

Obtaining summary judgment in federal court on all Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) claims based on separation pay benefits brought against a national insurance company.