"Off-duty employment at a bar places the officer in unnecessary danger, exposes the officer to increased corruption hazard and creates the risk of extensive potential liability for the city".
You should choose an insurance company that has extensive experience with personal liability, but also is doing well financially.
But its liabilities are more extensive than most.
Yet his company's extensive real estate obligations, pension liabilities — Sears Holdings has poured $1.7 billion into its pension since 2009 — and other fixed costs are holding it back.
The chemicals are difficult to use, difficult to obtain, and require liability insurance and extensive site inspections.
The decision in Tibble makes it clear this liability could be extensive.
Control of the subsidiary, if extensive enough, gives rise to indirect liability under piercing doctrine, not direct liability under the statutory language. Oswald 269; see also Schiavone v. Pearce, 79 F.3d 254, 254 (CA2 1996) (Any liabilities [the parent] may have as an operator, then, stem directly from its control over the plant).
Fred Trump's activities are alleged to have included, among other things, the use of shell corporations to improperly inflate deductions and reduce taxable income; extensive disguised giving to improperly minimize estate tax liabilities; and improperly devaluing properties to avoid gift, estate and income tax liabilities.
Although the issue is not mentioned often in the book, the underlying anxiety about liability is conveyed by the extensive "Note to Readers" on the first page, which rightly urges them to consult only their doctors for medical advice.
Indicating that such an extensive policy shift as adopting market share liability was not for an intermediate appellate court to make, the Superior Court declined to award Appellants relief on this issue.
