Sentences with phrase «reasonable resolution of the case»

Not exact matches

A 13 - page confidential document by Lord Goldsmith of March 7th 2003, released to the public in April 2005, said the government could make a «reasonable case» for invasion without a second UN resolution but said a court «might well conclude» it was in fact illegal.

He did not say until the end of February that, while a second resolution would be preferable, a «reasonable case» could be made that it was not, putting this advice in writing on 7 March.

As a trained mediator, I understand that my client's personal goals must be met in order to come to a satisfactory resolution of their case, preferably through a reasonable settlement, but by trial judgement if necessary.

The attorney at the firm works long hours in creating a case that is fully documented and prepared for trial if the insurance company is not ready to come to a resolution within a reasonable length of time.

Out of court resolutions are ideal where the couples are reasonable and agreeable but inappropriate in certain cases.

As Perell J. noted, in deciding whether a proposed settlement is reasonable, the case law provides a range of possible resolutions that have to take into account the nature of the litigation and nature of the damages on an objective standard.

Understand that there is a hierarchy within the insurance company and that documenting the details of each case will allow for it to be appropriately valued and given, internally within the insurance company, sufficient authority for a fair, reasonable and equitable resolution.