Sentences with phrase «to take the case to court»

This may include negotiating with the insurance company to seek a fair settlement or even taking your case to court if the insurer has acted in bad faith in handling your claim.

In these cases, there is no other choice than to take the case to the court for a decision.

You don't necessarily have to take your case to court in order to receive a fair settlement, but you will need leverage.

If we do take your case to court we are confident in our ability to persuade a jury with our defense.

While most accident victims want to get the maximum amount of compensation for their injuries, many have concerns about actually taking their cases to court.

This generally requires each party (and your attorneys) to confirm that they will not take the case to court.

However, we are always prepared to take your case to court so you receive complete compensation for your injuries and future medical needs.

Insurance companies hire skilled legal teams that are always ready to take a case to court unless the outcome is very expensive.

Can our lawyers take our case to court on this one issue?

These women took their case to court and a compromise was found.

If we are not satisfied with the offers you receive we will gladly take your case to court.

Sometimes we are not satisfied with the settlement offers our clients receive and suggest taking the case to court.

That's because we constantly take cases to court.

It is designed so people can take their cases to court without the help of a lawyer, although individuals may still choose to have a lawyer represent them.

We will work hard to achieve a fair settlement, including taking your case to court if necessary.

Take your case to court if need be and continue advocating for your right to maximum compensation.

We prepare every case as if it will go to trial, and we will not hesitate to take your case to court in order to secure the best available outcome on your behalf.

I can remember numerous times when Nintendo took their case to the court of appeals and won.

When taking cases to court, Burlington Coat Factory hasn't won many, Howard says, and Amazon has defended itself successfully a few times.

Ibama has taken on 150 independent lawyers to cope with offenders who take their cases to court.

= > every time the American Atheists, or ACLU, or American Humanists take cases to court, they are attempting to influence legislation based on their belief.

After the EFCC may have finished — even if it had done a thorough job — you will still take your case to court.

The ECJ today has held, in a matter of factly manner (I had suspected the Court would be brief), that the enforcement of arbitral awards falls outside the Brussels I - Regulation, where that enforcement by the court of that State, effectively prohibits the party concerned from taking the case to a court in that very Member State.

An attorney from our firm can assist you with every aspect of your accident claim, from gathering evidence such as police reports and witness statements to prove that the other party was not only driving drunk but also caused your accident, to negotiating with the insurance company over the value of your claim and even taking your case to court for a full jury trial should this prove necessary.

With courts increasingly willing to nullify popular legislation and proclaim new rights, legislators are encouraged to avoid their responsibility for tackling controversial issues; interest groups are encouraged to take their cases to the courts rather than to try to persuade their fellow citizens; and citizens get the feeling that they have no say in setting the conditions under which they live, work, and raise their children.

Being a man of principle as well as prayer, Mr. Jimenez took his case to court, saying his Applebee's waitress did not warn him that his sizzling hot fajitas were actually hot.

A Ghanaian citizen took the case to court and won but the Progress Party said, there will not obey the ruling of the court and so, General Acheampong and his team took over through a coup becomes nobody could countenance the government.

The PPP took the case to court seeking «an order directed against the 1st respondent in her capacity as returning officer for presidential elections to grant the applicant the opportunity to amend and alter the one anomaly found in his nomination papers as well as accept his nomination papers as amended or altered to enable him contest as a presidential candidate for the 7th December 2016 elections.»

Nicholas Lucas took the case to court, but U.S. District Judge Gary Sharpe ruled he didn't have standing to get the money back.

You must have sufficient evidence, enough to establish a prima facie case before taking a case to court; otherwise, you will make a mess of the anti-corruption fight.

After attorneys took the case to court, a judge ruled Rosasco only had 740 valid signatures, he said.

Feeling aggrieved, Kohlhaas takes his case to court, only to see the baron wield his clout to have the case thrown out with the threat of violence promised if Kohlhaas pursues matters further.

In January, CMS took the case to court and it has now lost again.

Following Priory Hall, environment minister Phil Hogan said the fact Dublin City Council took the case to court «is a clear indication the Building Control Act is robust» (1).

With me on your side as your attorney and counselor, we can work together to cut through the red tape and technical talk to recover your financial stability — even if it means taking your case to court.

For us, representing your needs goes beyond taking your case to court and we want to help you in any way we possibly can so that you can focus on treating your wounds and returning to your life.

Back in 2007, well - respected civil litigation lawyer Ron Slaght said it it may not be worth taking a case to court unless more than $ 100,000.00 is at stake.

As litigators who routinely take cases to court, Deans & Lyons, LLP is prepared to handle even the toughest interference cases.

What taking the case to court instead of mediation has done is to provide the fast car and the open road to parties who for the past quarter century have been pressed to settle with all of their assets.

Class action law suits can also be used to hold defendants to account in cases where large numbers of people are negatively affected, but no single individual has suffered enough economic harm to make it worthwhile taking their case to court.

Following his conviction, Abu Hamza took his case to the Court of Appeal arguing that the jury in his trial had been prejudiced by «unremitting, extensive, sensational, inaccurate and misleading» media reporting.

The coroner has responded by taking the case to the Court of Appeal.

If you decide to use a solicitor to help take your case to court, your solicitor must give you information about family mediation and and refer you to a mediation service to find out more about it.

The Registrar then took the case to the Court of Appeal.

Losing bidder Envoy Relocation Services took the case to court, arguing that the government had geared the competition to ensure that Royal LePage won.

Ritz says she's open to negotiations, but is committed to taking the case to court if necessary.

But Her Ladyship said in spite of what the video contained, the courts are still willing, able and ready to deliver justice to the public so people should still have confidence in the court and take their cases to the courts for justice.

In the event that you are not able to settle using the Collaborative Divorce model, litigation attorneys can still take the case to court, but the collaborative lawyers must withdraw and can not continue to represent you.