Sentences with phrase «recovery costs after»

The Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP - 21) authorized FTA's Emergency Relief Program, granting FTA the primary responsibility for reimbursing emergency response and recovery costs after an emergency or major disaster that affects public transportation systems.

Not exact matches

The accord was reached after mediation, and provides an average recovery of about 11 cents per share, or 7 cents per share after possible legal fees and costs, court papers show.

After a couple of years of recovery from his accident Kubica decided to get back into motorsport by doing the very thing that has nearly cost him his life - rallying.

I haven't been able to locate any reports about other local governments or school districts getting to this point, although quite a few are thinking about it — particularly after being hit with the unexpected recovery costs of back - to - back tropical storms.

After all, the party's election manifesto declared: «If spending is cut too soon, it would undermine the much - needed recovery and cost jobs».

This makes the process very fast, but results in a lot of palladium either being wasted (because it gets thrown out after target molecules are harvested) or being recovered at high cost (because the recovery process is expensive).

Bucky has lived a life of peace and recovery, hidden in Wakanda, but sadly resigns himself that his haven comes at a cost and he is only a killing machine after all, when T'Challa approaches with his sleek new Vibranium arm.

School leaders in these communities, forced by the storm to delay the start of classes or reboot just after students returned for the 2017 - 18 year, face huge academic, financial, and social / emotional costs of a months - long recovery effort.

Hard to know whether that will help: over the five years under its current management, the fund has been a lot more volatile (bigger maximum drawdown but much faster recovery) and more profitable than its peers; the question is whether, in uncertain times, investors will buy that combo — even after the generous cost reduction.

Accelerated Cost Recovery System (ACRS): A statutory schedule of depreciation deductions for assets put into service after 1980 and before 1987.

Absence and Disability Management Manage costs & promote plan member recovery after disability with Manulife's disability benefits, workplace injury solutions & absence management services.

Standard Mileage Rate Restrictions: The business standard mileage rate may not be used for a vehicle after using any depreciation method under the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) or after claiming a Section 179 deduction for that vehicle.

Select the «vehicle - only cover» policy with At Home, National Recovery and Replacement Hire Car via Topcashback * and the premium, before any cashback, will be # 150.99 but once the cashback amount has been factored in — which is # 70 — this reduces the cost from # 150.99 / yr to # 80.99 (the amount after cashback).

Richland will take on all mining & exploration costs and, after a 40 % cost recovery, will split profits 60:40 in its favour.

You will be given a detailed cost quote and your doctor and veterinary technician will explain the details of the surgery, including the length of the surgery, type of anesthesia, after care in the hospital and recovery at home.

Treatment Options Your veterinarians may have several options for your pet, but all of them must take into consideration several things: the age of your pet, the general activity of your pet (for example is it a house pet, or an agility champion working dog), your ability as an owner to perform the needed recovery care at home after the surgery, and also your finances, as the options can have very different costs.

The ongoing saga of the conversion of Ontario Power Generation's (OPG) Thunder Bay 300 - MW coal plant took another twist on Budget Day, May 1, 2014, as Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli used his hammer to force a contract between the Ontario Power Authority and the OPG in respect to the allowable cost recoveries after conversion.

At Lorenzo & Lorenzo, we handle each personal injury case on a contingency fee basis — meaning you pay attorney fees and costs only after we are successful in obtaining a recovery for you.

After seeing the effect of our efforts, the governing board decided to retreat to a policy of delayed open access to the articles (currently with a three - year moving wall), hoping to strike a balance between the cost - recovery needs of the journal and the long - term goal of reaching the widest possible audience for history scholarship.

As was noted in the newscast, it is not the substantive changes removing the right for recovery of the success fee and after the event (ATE) premiums that is grabbing the headlines for litigators but costs budgeting and the apparent new attitude from the court that is really causing a flurry in the profession.

Consequently, the bank ended up with a recovery of 80 % of its costs up to 31 July 2015 after deducting # 125,000, as an additional cost of instructing leading counsel, plus a further reduction of # 150,000 to cover the defendant's costs of instructing leading counsel.

In 2015, after transfer to the Eastern District of California for trial, he prevailed on a second motion for summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff's remaining claim for cost recovery under the Polanco Act.

Divvying up the recovery according to hours worked (usually after subtracting a percentage «off the top» for the lawyer who found the client or is bearing the costs) is intuitively fair, but it means the party assigning the work has a lot of control over who eventually gets paid.

One simple way for Bell to comply with the effect of the decision would be to change its policy so that service is disconnected after 60 days, since any additional grace period alters the legal characterization of its fee from cost recovery to usury.

I've heard that a local personal injury firm uses a one - sentence retainer, something like «Client agrees to pay Law Firm one - third of the recovery, after subtracting costs.»

Secured affirmance of grant of summary judgment on the question of whether designee of the state Department of Social Services could compel reimbursement of medical costs from Medicaid recipients after recovery from a liable third party.

The Green Paper makes lots of proposals for change, but principally the removal of the recovery of after the event insurance (ATE) premiums and success fees from defendants, and the substitution of one way qualified costs (QOCS) shifting in its place is set to savage a clients ability to have the confidence to bring a proper claim.

successful claimant's costs recovery restricted after fully contested trial to a fixed sum reflecting just 6.7 % of the budgeted base fees and disbursements

Maintaining a high quality backup system and mirrored data for fast recovery after a catastrophic loss can also help to reduce the time and costs involved in keeping your business up and running.

After all, the last thing you want to worry about if you are ever in a car accident is how you will pay for the financial costs involved in the recovery.

That growth has been due to a combination of quick recovery after the recession, high barriers to entry in some markets and rising replacement costs, according to Chris Caton, global head of research for the company.