Sentence examples for liable for harm from inspiring English sources

Minors are, however, liable for harm they cause others e.g., injuries to another child.

The Supreme Court nonetheless ruled that despite the warning label and despite the fact that this particular product was inappropriately administered by a third party, Wyeth could still be held liable for harm.

"Make the gun manufacturers liable for harm done with their products.

In the civil cases, the district is liable for harm caused to students if it knew or should have known about possible problems with Berndt.

Toward the end of May, other supporters of Morse released a video of a petition gatherer insisting that Morse was again drafting legislation that would hold manufacturers and sellers of assault rifles legally liable for harm inflicted by the weapon -- a measure that Morse did back earlier in 2013, but did not pass in the statehouse.

A "hold harmless" clause means that the homeowner is not liable for harm or loss.

The online auction site was found liable for harming the reputation of Louis Vuitton trademarks, the company name and domain name, all held by LVMH Mo?Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

The broad sweep of American law tends to make businesses liable for harms they can easily prevent.

Indeed, the toymakers are usually held liable legally for harm caused by the toys they make.

It is imperative that the Food and Drug Administration write protective regulations holding generic companies liable for any harm their products cause.

But successful suits holding automakers liable for the harm that their products cause to other vehicles and their occupants are another matter.