Sentences with phrase «very substantial claims»

Acted for a individual investment banker in his very substantial claims against a leading international investment bank and a leading commodities firm for remuneration due under several complex profit share, employment and share option agreements.
He negotiated a successful mediation on the eve of one month trial of a very substantial claim by the Department of Trade and Industry which was contested on the basis that enforcement of the compromise settlement under which it was claimed was a breach of the European prohibition on State Aid.

Not exact matches

Claiming his right to respect for his private life had been infringed by the coverage, Sir Cliff sued South Yorkshire Police and the BBC, saying he wanted «very substantial» damages.
In addition, the labor law defenses asserted by the NFL would represent a very substantial barrier to asserting these kinds of claims going forward.
Thomas is very left - wing but was at pains during last month's appearance at the Latitude Festival appearance to claim his audience isn't full of stereotypical bleeding - heart liberals, pointing out that there had been substantial support for bringing back the death penalty at earlier shows.
Nonetheless, the gains among initial 3rd graders were very substantial, about 0.36 standard deviations between 1998 and 2009, and more than enough to justify Florida's claims that its gains have outpaced those in most other states.
But here's the catch, in the eagerness to self - publish, some writers are being pulled in by scams that claim to assist them in getting their work out there to the masses, for a sometimes very substantial fee.
«There have been very substantial changes in the attitudes of the pet owning public, not only in the reduction of animals destroyed, the number of injured animals that have had to be serviced, the high claim rate by the pet owning public, but also a general atmosphere of more responsible pet ownership.
In this substantial volume, the works of the infamous mid-century French visionary artist, Yves Klein — famed for having been photographed jumping off a wall, «into the void,» with his arms outstretched as he moved rapidly towards the pavement, as well as for having claimed and patented his very own shade of the color blue — are presented alongside paintings by the artist whose work influenced him most profoundly: his mother, the bold abstract painter Marie Raymond (1908 - 1972).
I thought I might be misreading that part, but the very next sentence rejects the IPCC claim that the human contribution to global warming is just «substantial» (the cowards).
Some non-Annex 1 countries including China and Mauritius claim that their non-Annex 1 status is justification for making no binding commitments to reduce their ghg emissions even though a substantial percentage of their population has very high income and high per capita emissions.
-- so one might very well find much less urbanization and microsite impact in the USHCN network which has already been through one level of quality control — obviously not perfect, but still a substantial effort was made — to the ROW network where there is negligible evidence of comparable quality control — and, in the case of China, evidence that key QC efforts (e, g, something as simple as inspection of station history at all stations in network) were not done and claims to have done so were misrepresented in Jones et al 1990.
This may be correct in claims with a very substantial discount, but such opinion appears to be derived from the misconception that a lump sum might be invested with the result that the shortfall could be reduced over time.
The Claimants have incurred very substantial costs in prosecuting their claims in the Arbitration and defending the KRG's (now dismissed) counterclaims.
Justice Brown concluded by making the following observation: «To permit a party claiming very substantial damages for loss of enjoyment of life to hide behind self - set privacy controls on a website, the primary purpose of which is to enable people to share information about how they lead their social lives, risks depriving the opposite party of access to material that may be relevant to ensuring a fair trial.»
Substantial litigation on very high value claim.
Although this case was very fact specific (and the facts here were particularly complex), there is clearly a danger that in other circumstances, solicitors giving over-optimistic advice to a client contemplating bringing court or arbitral proceedings about the prospects of success will be liable for substantial damages if the client as a result proves that as a result it thereby lost a chance to settle a claim on more advantageous terms.
In Motorola Credit Corporation v Telsim (3 August 2005 Claim No 2005 Folio 597), and in DeTeAsia v Celcom (13 January 2006 Claim No 2005 Folio 1049), Motorola and Deutsche Telekom were armed with very substantial arbitral awards against leading GSM operators domiciled in Turkey and Malaysia respectively.
The appellant chose to make very serious allegations against West Face, maintain those allegations in the face of substantial evidence refuting the allegations, and in the end «utterly failed» to substantiate any of the claims.
You can go for a low - end plan that costs very little per month and offers little when you make a claim, or you can go for the other extreme, with high monthly premiums and substantial payouts for all kinds of claims.
This can happen, but «the claim» must have created substantial damage or must have indicated that you are a very high risk to insure.
¥ Substantial understanding of medical and workers» compensation claims processes ¥ Familiar with current state and federal discrimination and disability regulations ¥ Strong familiarity with medical billing codes ¥ Solid knowledge of medical and basic legal terminology ¥ Proficient in the use of MS Word Access and PowerPoint ¥ Very good internal and external communications abilities ¥ Ability to work flexible shifts and overtime as necessary ¥ Strong time management and organizational skills
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