"They may have insured certain risks they're nervous about, like liability, which can ruin a business.
This case presents an alternative theory of liability which relaxes the requirements of proximate cause.
However that trial turns out, it's largely pointless: BP has already conceded liability, which it has backed with $20 billion.
As a result of this liability, which was widened in 1871, many employers took out private insurance.
But their importance goes beyond providing a shield against liability, which mainly concerns the parties directly involved.
It also calculates infrastructure as a liability, which starts adding zeros to the expenses column of my budget.
The theories of secondary liability, which will be discussed more fully below, were common-law agency and contributory infringement.
Second, in doing so, it introduces the concept of secondary liability, which pervades copyright liability on the internet.
Anyway, there is probably nothing Newt Gingrich can say that would overcome his greatest liability, which is that he is Newt Gingrich.
Mr. Hernandez acknowledged that Interfaith had exhausted its malpractice reserves and that it had "significant millions of dollars of liability which are not funded".
A commissioner, J. Thomas Rosch, filed a dissenting statement because he said the commission should not have accepted Google's denial of liability, which he called "inexplicable".
