Sentence examples for compensatory claims from inspiring English sources

Judge Carl Barbier, the federal judge hearing the lawsuits relating to the disaster, agreed in part, saying that Transocean's contract with BP shielded it from compensatory claims.

"BP is required to indemnify Halliburton for third-party compensatory claims that arise from pollution or contamination that did not originate from the property or equipment of Halliburton located above the surface of the land or water, even if Halliburton's gross negligence caused the pollution," Judge Barbier wrote.

Under the settlement, BP will indemnify Weatherford for current and future compensatory claims resulted from the incident and the impact of the event, including for environmental, pollution, personal, business, property and economic loss claims.

Information recently released by the American Civil Liberties Union was excluded because it was not a comprehensive mortality study and only provided information on fatalities that were reported to the US government for compensatory claims [ 14].

BP, which is based in London, must indemnify Halliburton for compensatory damage claims under its drilling contract, Judge Carl J. Barbier of the United States District Court in New Orleans ruled on Tuesday.

In their statement of claim, the four claimed compensatory or actual damages of roughly $7.6 million and punitive damages in excess of $20 million.

At the Department of Public Safety, the only employees who can claim compensatory time are the high-ranking State Police officers, from lieutenants to colonels.

In their suit, the former tenants are seeking $42 million in lost property and compensatory damages, and claim that the city violated their civil rights by taking their property without due process.

The award, it said, was 70 times the size of the largest affirmed sexual-harassment verdict in Michigan history, and 70 times the maximum award for such claims for compensatory and punitive damages combined under federal harassment law.

Over the next three years, the couple, Thomas and Lisa Eilertson, filed more than $250 billion in liens, demands for compensatory damages and other claims against more than a dozen people, including the sheriff, county attorneys, the Hennepin County registrar of titles and other court officials.

Judge Gerard E. Lynch must still rule on Browne Sanders's claim of compensatory damages of $9.6 million.