So, if I had made ANY misrepresentations (in Yahoo PR speak: "inadvertent errors") as a Yahoo employee, I would have been at risk of losing my job immediately.
The other, the "materiality" test, requires that the defendant possessed a fraudulent intent and made "any misrepresentation that has the natural tendency to influence or is capable of influencing" the victim to change his behavior.
In a letter to the committee, her lawyer, William W. Taylor III, wrote that Ms. Lerner had committed no crime or made any misrepresentations, but "under the circumstances she has no choice but to take this course".
"She has not committed any crime or made any misrepresentation but under the circumstances she has no choice but to take this course," the letter addressed to Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif).
But I hope you can find it in your hearts to rule that my client did not make any material misrepresentations of fact in its dealings with the Police Wives' Pension Association, just as my client has found it in its heart not to foreclose on your homes, yet.
The settlement prohibits Google from making any similar privacy misrepresentations, and requires Google to ask for users' consent before changing the way any Google products share personal information.
Nissan, which wants Britain to remain in the EU, announced on Monday it was issuing legal proceedings to stop Vote Leave from using its name and logo and to "prevent them making any further false statements and misrepresentations concerning Nissan".
Kickstarter also reminds creators that they need to be "honest" and not make "material misrepresentations in their communication to backers".
According to the terms of use they have to be honest, make no misrepresentations to backers and demonstrate that they used the money appropriately.
Whilst we want to avoid an extended reanalysis and interrogation of both datasets, Snyder and Saunders make critical misrepresentations of Stabler et al. data that need to be addressed in more general terms.
