Sentences with phrase «ultimately goes to trial»

Recent court filings show that the «discovery» period could soon commence, although it is far too early to determine if this case will ultimately go to trial.

While most of our cases are resolved through negotiated settlement, our firm maintains a solid reputation for litigating cases and ultimately going to trial if need be.

«Since the insurance company was unwilling to settle the matter my case ultimately went to trial.

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His former aide and friend Joe Percoco, meanwhile, went on trial for corruption and was ultimately convicted last month; the same judge that oversaw the Percoco case will preside over another, larger corruption trial relating to the governor's «Buffalo Billion» project this summer.

Victims can sue, but their only recourse will ultimately be against the individuals who discriminated against them — some of whom might have left the company long before the cases go to trial, and others who may have limited assets and are unable to pay any damages.

If all goes well we ultimately hope to move our compounds into clinical trials to treat drug - resistant infections.»

In our Thai Cupid review, we're going to take a look at the sign - up process, the quality of the matches, how easy the site is to use, the features, customer support, costs and pricing, free trials, and ultimately whether or not this site is worth it or not for you.

At various points, Spielberg's name has been linked to a remake of «Harvey» and a drama about the Chicago 7 trial, and «Lincoln» went through several incarnations before ultimately being made with Daniel Day - Lewis.

If Steve McIntyre and others ultimately show that the GISS has fudged their temperature data sets in order to show more warming than actually occurred (as I believe will happen), then I assume Hansen would agree that he should also go on trial.

But, ultimately, you would probably have to submit to a deposition in New York State, and would later have to go to New York State is the matter proceeded to trial.

Ideally, the negotiations will ultimately land in your favor, but if an agreement is not reached, then your case will go to trial.

We approach each case as if it might go to trial, giving clients the best strategy for winning on their terms, whether the case is ultimately resolved at trial, by settlement or through arbitration.

Ultimately, deciding whether to settle or go to trial is not a decision anyone should make on their own, though understanding your state laws can also help shape your decision.

It is the opinion of Mark Wahlstrom, at Wahlstrom & Associates, that these changes are going to dramatically impact the settlement process and increase the cost of settlements once trial lawyers understand the importance of including the present value of this possible future liability in their settlement demands and ultimately their settlements.

Ultimately the choice of going to trial or taking a settlement is the client's to make.

Ultimately, it may be necessary for your case to go to trial if your offer is simply too low.

The matter went to trial and ultimately Madam Justice Watchuk agreed that Ms. Cornet was a «spouse» as defined by the FCA and was able to claim damages.

Finally, the European Court should be willing to conduct dialogues with individual domestic courts about the appropriate way forward — as has begun to happen and can be seen in the decisions of the European Court in relation to UK legislation on hearsay when ultimately — and at the second go — it allowed UK domestic legislation to be reflected in its judgement while retaining its principle of a fair trial.

Ultimately, any jury verdict is capped at $ 1.25 million, notwithstanding the fact that most cases that go to trial seek a recovery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical expenses and permanent injuries or death.

We went to trial which lasted from Thanksgiving to Christmas and ultimately the jury returned a verdict of not guilty on all charges in a matter of hours.

Justice Abella then went on to suggest that if you were to take a lawyer from a hundred years ago and place them in a courtroom today, they would need a bit of time to get caught up on the new rules of civil procedure but ultimately would be able to run a trial.

Most divorce cases in Mississippi ultimately settle before going to trial.

As a group of faith - based counseling associates, we know that the trials you face will ultimately work in your favor, but getting to that point can be grueling, especially if going it alone.

Ultimately, a hotly - contested, complex divorce that must go to trial may take up to two years or more to complete.

Ultimately that is what made the project a success, anyone can learn these processes if they are willing to go through trial by fire with a good legal team.