Sentences with phrase «sometimes damage your case»

Not exact matches

Firms like Prager's sometimes take enforcement cases on a contingency basis, helping existing patent holders recover damages from infringers.

Well casings have cracked, and sometimes pumping in more concrete for a «squeeze job» to stop the escaping water and chemicals won't stop the damage.

Dr Cusack said: «The study shows that, in many cases, management actions to reduce these conflicts — such as controlling a population or paying out compensation for damage — are not adapted to changes in the conflict population or the damage level, and are sometimes even delayed.

They have also pulled some patients away from older systemic (as opposed to topical) drugs often used for moderate - to - severe cases, such as methotrexate and cyclosporine, which patients sometimes need to take in rotation to minimize the risk of cumulative damage to their organs.

In advanced cases of corneal damage, or cases in which the damage is deep into the corneal stroma, we'll sometimes use a conjunctival or third eyelid flap.

Sometimes (worst case scenario) when free radicals find electron love the result can be rapid cell division; free radicals can also harass healthy cells, leading to damaged or dying cells.

Sometimes in more severe cases surgery may be performed to remove the damaged portion of cartilage.

Even worse, in human hosts, roundworms sometimes get lost and leave the intestine (this is known as «visceral larval migrans»), in which case the worms can wind up in the eye or brain, resulting in irreversible damage.

You've also got a few command throws in addition to your normal ones, which can do big damage to a single opponent, or sometimes more than one, in some cases.

Sometimes it isn't damage, but for my case it was damage with Little.

In which case, it's sometimes best to walk away before you give them the chance to point the finger, or worse — damage your reputation.

Frequently working with found objects of an abject nature (crushed plastic containers, tarred bird feathers, deconstructed computer casing, etc.), Smith encourages a confrontation with both their past and present by damaging, embellishing or sometimes simply presenting such objects.

One knows by now how much they supported one another — in Krasner's case, sometimes forced to look after a damaged soul at the expense of her career.

You should be aware that, although there are certainly no guarantees, and no official guidelines to the calculation of damages amounts by insurance agencies, there sometimes proves to be a formula, which can be referred to as the «3 to 1 Ratio,» by which Personal Injury attorneys / PI lawyers seek to settle cases for at least three times (3x) the total of medical and health care costs and expenses.

Attorneys aren't present at the scene of an accident so getting a better mental image of the damage can sometimes better help the case move forward.

In larger, catastrophic injury cases where an economist is necessary to however, the damages are sometimes contested based on the methods used by the economist to reach the present - day value of future expenses and lost wages.

Sometimes it is easy to win a case but difficult to recover fair and adequate compensation for your damages.

In many cases, you would be entitled to damages, discomfort and suffering and sometimes to big damages versus the celebration who hurt you, from the time of the injury up until the future.

Sometimes the spinal cord itself is damaged and in other cases the surrounding bones and muscles are injured which in turn affect the spinal cord.

The doctrine of consequential damages, sometimes referred to in the court below, can have no application to the case at bar; except on the ground that the grant of the Warren bridge does not impair the former grant; or if it does, that the plaintiffs are not entitled to compensation.

The doctrine of avoidable consequences, sometimes referred to as the «duty to mitigate,» is an affirmative defense that can be raised by defendants in personal injury cases to argue the plaintiff was partially or fully responsible due to failure to exercise reasonable care to reduce the injury or damages suffered.

Stevens - Johnson syndrome injury cases can sometimes take awhile to resolve and you want to know that you have a legal team that can help you get and keep the damages that you are owed.

Sometimes laws of «contributory negligence», where you are held responsible for a portion of the damages, could apply in rear - end collision cases.

«These cases are so challenging to win on liability and proving the medical part of it that sometimes we lose track of the damages, and I think the way to fix it is to get a consistent application of the principles from the trilogy in all cases across the country.

idea of auto insurance is the same nearly everywhere in the U.S. — drivers must carry a minimum amount of insurance coverage in case they cause property damage or injury to another driver — beyond that, the particulars vary (sometimes by

And while the general idea of auto insurance is the same nearly everywhere in the U.S. — drivers must carry a minimum amount of insurance coverage in case they cause property damage or injury to another driver — beyond that, the particulars vary (sometimes by quite a bit).

In some cases, your homeowners insurance may provide you with property or liability coverage, but this coverage is often very limited and is sometimes only applicable if the damage, loss or injury occurred on your own property.

Whatever the case may be, sometimes you just end up stuck in a situation where the only person that is going to be able to pay for the damages is you.

«I've read of a case where the sellers had pets and there was urine damage in the carpet — but sometimes it will pass through the carpet and the underlay and go straight on to the sub-floor.