Joel Berger, a lawyer who monitored police misconduct cases for the city and who now represents plaintiffs in brutality cases, said that he thought a large part of the decline in claims was attributable to new strategies the city was employing to control these settlement costs.
In the individual health insurance market, the percent of premiums used to pay claims typically ranges from about 70 to 85 %.14 It is therefore hard to reconcile the estimates of premium impact that is 3 10 times the claim costs attributable to lymphedema treatment.
The nature of injury codes from the Oregon worker's compensation database was investigated for any claim potentially attributable to NRL glove reaction.
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The lack of health claims is probably attributable to the fact that, although numerous biologically plausible mechanisms have been established to explain inflammation disease associations, no single biomarker or cluster of biomarkers of inflammation has yet been robustly demonstrated to be sufficiently predictive of future disease.
The Center for Auto Safety claims 300 deaths are attributable to the vehicles.
Kia initially resisted the recall, claiming the problem was attributable to adult passengers not being centered on the seat cushion.
The difference in effect sometimes claimed may well be attributable to the fact that patients possible to feed by the enteral route are different from the patients not possible to feed by the enteral route, even if their risk scoring is identical.
Since Watson 1996, there has been considerable discussion of the relationship between (1) the claim that an action is "attributable to" an agent; (2) the claim that an agent is "answerable for" her action and (3) the claim that an agent is "accountable for" her action.
