Sentences with phrase «statements about liability»

Any statements about liability - even an apology - may limit your ability to later obtain fair compensation from your own insurance company or the insurance company of the other driver.

Not exact matches

Topics during the Q&A portion of his press conference included the looming discontinuance of the Rockaway ferry, a broad consideration of his earlier statement about «righting greater wrongs,» what happened to government funding for a ferry obtained by Anthony Weiner and Joe Addabbo, whether there is any City effort to «track down scammers» in the Build it Back program, how satisfied de Blasio is with the pace of Build it Back, whether an updated evacuation plan is contemplated in conjunction with increasing the housing supply in Rockaway and a government memo reported by The Wave which stated that more money was available from FEMA than publicly acknowledged and that such additional funding could be a political liability.

But after congratulatory statements from other board members, Monica Ratliff asked about a slide that had not been presented that addresses a potential $ 450 million deficit in three years due to declining enrollment and increasing fixed costs, including pension costs, legal liability and other post-employment benefits.

«They have two separate statements about baggage and liability.

The written disclosure statement should include details about your assets, liabilities, and business affairs.

«It may not take into account your current credit report, and it does not look past the statements you have made about your income, assets, and liabilities.»

I know something about securities issues, and if an e-mail in an accountant's production in a securities litigation said what this one does, there easily could be discussions about criminal liability (think of an accountant speaking about financial statements in a prospectus and acknowledging that «we did not get right at all»).

The responses given to plaintiff's mother by the BHA had no definitiveness, were not fixed, and did not state what BHA was going to do about the lead paint, and do not specifically mention lead paint; therefore, the statements are only «general representations» under § 10 (j)(1) and can not give rise to liability for negligence.

1 To the extent that you are not a public figure and this is not a matter of public concern, even a negligent misrepresentation about what you actually wrote on Facebook, that is not a statement of opinion and is not accompanied by a reference allowing someone to confirm the accuracy of the statement at the source, could give rise to legal liability on the part of the person giving the tip.

A factually truthful statement (e.g., «McGovern made a Facebook post at this link which you ought to look at») is absolutely privileged from legal liability under the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (assuming that you are talking about a U.S. case).

I see there is a recent 304 paragraph decision in B.C. — Newman et al v. Halstead et al, 2006 BCSC 65 — in which the court awarded damages totalling $ 681,000 against an individual defendant (who did not appear at the trial, hence there was no defence per se) for her liability in making defamatory statements on her website, chat rooms and email about various teachers in which she made allegations of misconduct and allegations that the School Board mishandled or covered up this activity.

The Court had little difficulty finding, in respect to the second sub-issue, that there was no serious concern about indeterminate liability, relying on the well - established legal principle that indeterminate liability will not be a concern where the auditor knows the identity of the plaintiff and where the defendant's statements are used for the specific purpose for which they were made.

In a car accident case — especially in cases where an insurance company is disputing liability (or fault)-- lay witnesses can testify about the speeds and directions of vehicles, temperature and weather conditions at the scene, traffic conditions at the scene, lane markings, visibility conditions, observations made at the scene, statements that were made by either the plaintiff or the defendant at the scene, and the presence (or absence) of traffic control devices at the scene, such as traffic lights or stop signs.

Of course, you should also always be truthful in these situations, so if you have concerns about your admissions, it is even more critical to seek the advice of an experienced premises liability attorney before making any possibly incriminating statements.

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However, be careful about what information, especially statements, made to the opposing side when liability or fault is contested.

That defence provides that, even if the statements made or comments published defame the Plaintiff, if the matter communicated about is of public interest and the defendant acted responsibly with proper diligence, defamatory statements will not attract liability.

A court may ask you for a statement about your expenses, income, assets and liabilities; fortunately, it's easy to create a Financial Affidavit.

As the lender was not in a position to assess the accuracy of statements being made about the scheme, a clause in the policy stated: «[The lender] shall have no liability of any nature to the insurers for any information provided by any other parties.»

According to its most recent earnings statement, it has about $ 10 billion in total liabilities, but about $ 84 billion in assets.

One form that must be completed is a financial statement that asks for information about monies that you receive, whether from work or other sources, as well as your assets and liabilities.

Together they created the board game «Cash Flow», a fun way to learn about investment, fast tracking deals, income statements, assets, liabilities, and balance sheets.