Sentence examples for lead to liability from inspiring English sources

The droppings on sidewalks can also lead to liability issues, like slip-and-fall lawsuits.

Claiming exemptions for several children can also lead to liability for this tax.

In 2000, the S.E.C. adopted Rule 10b5-2 to expand the scope of the relationships that could lead to liability for insider trading.

In the event of a loss which could possibly lead to a liability claim, never admit liability on the insurer's behalf at the incident.

They propose an alternative explanation of our results, namely, that parents with a high education level would have better controlled diabetes, leading to lesser complications during pregnancy, which, in turn, would lead to stronger liability for autoimmunity in the offspring.

Legal experts say an outcome in favor of the I.B.M. workers would very likely lead to other liability suits throughout the industry.

If in fact that turntable was taken out of service and someone put it back in service improperly, that could lead to criminal liability".

But even in such a case it is a matter of legal policy which types of harm are to be compensated or to lead to criminal liability.

This can be an important corrective, in a world where pride and arrogance can run rampant, in this day when saying "I did something wrong" can lead to legal liability or political ruin.

The report also suggested that "earn-out" payments to senior executives as part of acquisitions could lead to undisclosed liabilities.

Keynote speaker (and lawyer) Jennifer Granick similarly believes the Internet of Things will lead to industries accustomed to liability becoming software companies, which will lead to software liability.