"The Park Commission says they're a liability -- somebody could get sick -- so you can't take them home".
"The $70 million to $100 million in liability that somebody had to take on, that was the risk".
The company seemed to want to bring HR in to reduce their liability that somebody's going to sue over something.
Is there there a liability waiver somebody signs?
What it's talking about, limited liability means that somebody sues the company, and the company can't pay, they can't go after the stockholders.
Eric Zander, one of the meeting's organizers, provided information on clown liability insurance, "in case somebody gets hurt by your flaming juggling club or the goat you work with in your act".
Other returns had other issues, one of which was whether you could understate somebody's liability in a Collection Due Process hearing.
As we've discussed before, one of gold's primary benefits is being the only financial asset that is not simultaneously somebody else's liability.
Renters insurance also protects you from liability charges in the event somebody is hurt while visiting your rental property.
"We have statutory liability and that means that if somebody reports a hazard and it is not dealt with properly, there's negligence on part of land owner that results in a liability claim," Polley said.
"A negligent act is covered by your liability policy, but if you intentionally shoot somebody, it could be excluded," he said.
