Sentences with phrase «possible litigation»

You could also face legal fees as a result of possible litigation.

We are experienced at dealing with insurance and possible litigation paths.

The medical bills charged to the injured visitor and even legal fees which might come up from possible litigation would very likely end up your responsibility.

One of the agencies says possible litigation had nothing to do with it.

We are faced now with possible litigation in fighting for our district to provide for our child.

Under bankruptcy law, creditors can look into possible litigation that may gain more money for creditors.

If you are expecting possible litigation this could be interpreted as destruction of evidence and you could be sanctioned by a trial judge.

A background screening policy is a company's first line of defence in cases of possible litigation.

Critics of this solution say possible litigation could drag the cleanup process out for years.

In conclusion, until we have a court decision that may explain these issues, it is my advice that brokerages representing sellers in a bidding war should make it clear prior to any bid received that escalation clauses will not be permitted or shown to the sellers, due to concerns about possible litigation.

In addition to triggering a serious illness, manufacturers responsible for a contamination — even if inadvertent — face the prospect of fines, expensive voluntary or involuntary recalls, damage to brand reputation and possible litigation by consumers.»

The California Charter Schools Association, which brought the lawsuit, said the agreement should send a message to other districts that have a parcel tax or are considering putting one on the ballot this year: Give charter schools a fair share to avoid possible litigation and do what's right for kids.

In a webinar on 1 November, Ms Green promises to show how to use Bloomberg's new tool to: «Uncover relationships among law firms, companies and judges to inform litigation strategy; Understand a judge's behavior when ruling on certain motions; Better predict possible litigation outcomes through data visualization».

I shall be returning back in couple of months but due to the urgency of this matter and the need of my settlement to be made to enable me start up a business, I want it to be resolve ASAP without possible litigation.

First: Librarians, please do not make legal decisions, copyright or otherwise, for your employer (or your own business for that matter) if there is possible litigation down the road.

Because it is the insurance company which will usually face large bills and possible litigation against you, they deserve to be notified of anything which may come back to be a claim against you later.

Advised client on compliance with various OSHA standards, including retention of health and safety consultant to review compliance with OSHA standards, and coordinated with litigation counsel in anticipation of possible litigation resulting from alleged worker exposure.

Once the first two dominoes fell, it seemed the other universities would shy away from standing alone to face possible litigation.

The distinction between fixed - term employment contracts and contracts of indefinite duration is an important one due to the great difference in the potential damage awards that are available to the employee in the event of possible litigation.

The concept opens up a lot of risk and possible litigation; I do not believe we will see much of this in the near future since it can be viewed as discriminatory.

Mislabeling has the potential to not only cause consumers with celiac disease to become seriously ill, but also raises a risk of fines, expensive or involuntary recalls, damage to brand reputation and possible litigation.

The Institute believes that neither approach is necessary to implement Brexit and that, by mirroring the approach of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill and simply giving effect to the EU's Union Customs Code (plus a limited number of amendments required to reflect the UK's departure from the EU) as the starting point for a post-Brexit Customs system, a great deal of uncertainty and possible litigation could be avoided.

Any company partaking in construction «will be subject to massive protests, negative publicity, and possible litigation,» James» office said in a written statement.

Competitors have incentives to avoid trashing the competition, and this goes beyond karma or possible litigation.

There is further security in the policy of truly segregated exchange accounts, with regard to any possible litigation, bankruptcies, etc..

Once any possible issues are flagged, the system can collect the necessary documents for any possible litigation.

Question: In order to prevent future controversy and possible litigation, will you please justify constitutionally your legal right to be President of the United States as it relates to your natural born status.

Accordingly, forensic accounting involves the application of specialised knowledge and investigative skills to matters in anticipation of possible litigation or dispute resolution including in civil, administrative or criminal enforcement matters.

We need your firm to issue demand notice when require or possible litigation and to bring actions in court against any customers now and in our future supplied since there is an agreement in place.

Please send me your firm's agreement and also include your firm payment information just in case my ex husband want to make a full or partial payment he owes without further delays or possible litigation.

We are experienced at navigating insurance and the possible litigation paths.

Even if this test is satisfied, the Court of Appeals noted that if the in - firm counsel directs the representation of the client after being consulted about the possible litigation, that can destroy the privilege as well.

The mentor attorney allows the law student to participate in all aspects of the case, from the initial interview of the client, writing the demand letter, to possible litigation.

In particular, it did not consider properly the evidence put forward by TAV relating to Total's mandatory internal policies referred to above, which appeared to show that the documents had been produced for purposes other than use in possible litigation.

All declined to be identified, citing concerns about an ongoing inquiry at Cambridge and fears of possible litigation.

In addition, references today are not able to provide as much detailed information as years ago — people and companies are wary of possible litigation.

So the Buyer or Seller on the occasion of the agreement becoming null and void want to do one of two things in respect of deposits: return it or hold subject to possible litigation.

Ultimately, unfairness works to the disadvantage of clients and customers since it limits their power of choice; exposes them to possible litigation; and deprives them of the full benefits of an open and cooperative relationship.

Last year, RECO told one real estate agent that this type of clause «not only can contravene (the governing legislation) but also expose the seller and perhaps (an agent) to possible litigation.»