Sentences with phrase «value claims brought against»
That experience allows her to fully understand how these entities will try to defend lawsuits, and how they value claims brought against them.
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It's just that the expense of formal V&V measured against the results of other kinds of Q / A is deemed not worth it, not to mention that there are those who argue that V&V doesn't bring nearly as much value to the table as V&V proponents claim.
Through our representation, we were able to bring a claim on behalf of our client against the at - fault driver and the driver's insurance company for the full value of our client's injuries, including his medical bills and wages he lost while he was unable to work.
Long v. Courtaulds Fibers, Circuit Court of Mobile County (2000) The Longs brought a lawsuit against Courtaulds Fibers claiming that pollution from its manufacturing facility was causing serious health problems for their livestock and diminished the value of their property.
Former partner of a firm of solicitors — representing a former partner of an established firm of solicitors against claims of negligence, breach of FSMA and dishonest assistance brought by over 500 investors in technology schemes which were designed to be tax efficient and valued at about # 90m.
Successfully defended international company against self - dealing claims brought by minority shareholder in $ 150 million business valuation dispute in which, after one week trial, the minority shares were valued at less than ten percent of amount sought.
Senior University Academic v Well - Known University Represented at preliminary hearing a renowned senior university academic bringing very high value claims of sex, race and disability discrimination against a well - known university and named professors
Without evidence that the warranty could not be relied upon, a claimant would struggle to establish that the claim for the loss of value was correctly brought against the defendant tortfeasor.
Where a claim is brought against a defendant, consideration should be given not only to the likelihood of success, as compared to the value of the damages and costs the case exposes the client to, but also to the media coverage of the case, the reduction of the party's goodwill if the issue is fought, and the cost of re-establishing that goodwill.
Not surprisingly, the three longest decisions of the year were in complex commercial cases, one involving alleged inducement to make a multi-million dollar loan (VTB Capital plc v Nutritek [2013] UKSC 5), another on how to calculate the value of unjustly received services (Benedetti v Sawiris [2013] UKSC 50), and the third relating to the settlement of a claim brought by shipowners against insurers (The Alexandros T [2013] UKSC 70).