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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avoided liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or financial contexts to describe a situation where a party has successfully prevented themselves from being held responsible for a particular obligation or debt.
Example: "The company implemented several strategies to ensure they avoided liability in the event of a lawsuit."
Alternatives: "escaped liability" or "eluded liability".
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Barclays avoided liability for most of it.
Some towns have avoided liability concerns by asking local Y.M.C.A.'s to run skate parks.
One research report suggests that the green chemistry market will grow from $2.8bn in 2011 to $98.5bn by 2020 and will save the industry $65.5bn through direct cost savings and avoided liability for environmental and social impacts.
Documents reviewed by the Guardian indicate that the Mercer foundation has avoided liability for millions of dollars in US tax by routing its investments through one of these Bermuda vehicles.
Heisley avoided liability, but more than half the 291 franchise centers went under.
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Meanwhile, the parent company could avoid liability.
"Corporations use mandatory arbitration to avoid liability," he said.
Delaware has outlined some very specific procedures to follow to avoid liability.
Then there are the problems of training and kit, and trying to avoid liability.
The company might plausibly seek to avoid liability altogether within that definition, he said.
"It's not good enough for companies to avoid liability by pointing to their CSR policies.
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