Sentence examples for from the claimant from inspiring English sources
1438, as amended, 33 U.S.C. 928(d) (1982 ed)., which prohibits an attorney from receiving a feewhether from the employer, insurer, or Trust Fund, or from the claimant himselfunless approved by the appropriate agency or court.
Glasgow city council say they made "several attempts over a number of months to get the required information from the claimant" about his change in circumstance, and when this was provided, benefits were paid two days later.
"[I]f the hearing is meant to be an individualized inquiry into how this claimant's functioning is impaired by his medical conditions, then that evidence almost certainly must come from the claimant himself, or from people who come in contact with him in his daily life.
This will mean from the claimant's point of view that the case is harder to fight.
None of these were deemed individually original, nor, the judge ruled, did it seem likely they had been derived from the claimant's pitch.
A DWP spokesman said: "A decision on whether someone is well enough to work is taken following a thorough assessment and after consideration of all the supporting medical evidence from the claimant's GP or medical specialist".
Lawyers for the claimant, from Purley in Surrey, will seek compensation from the Met for injury to feelings and aggravated damages.
But Lord Neuberger, sitting with two other senior Court of Appeal judges, said that no civil hearing could be heard in secret because the courts had not been empowered by Parliament to withhold evidence from the claimants.
"By using the structured products as opposed to traditional debt offerings, Lehman was, as respondents knew, able to conceal its enormous debt load and essential transfer funds from the claimants accounts to Lehman without any accountability whatsoever," the defendants wrote in their statement of claim.
The idea that lawyers who were already making a mint out of the legal fees obtainable from the government for the work they were doing were then gilding the lily by extracting money from the claimants as well shows quite how low the profession has sunk.
