Sentence examples for personal damages from inspiring English sources

Last year Mr. Kirchner filed a $350,000 slander and personal damages suit against a local lawyer who had criticized the governor's role in privatizing a coal mine.

He wants personal damages of at least $950,000£623,00000), plus another $950,000 to be paid back to Gypsy Punks.

Their case, which claims personal damages arising from the "insult" to Turkishness, has been rejected twice previously, but was yesterday upheld by the country's highest appeals court.

Stephen A. Sheller, of Sheller, Ludwig & Badey of Philadelphia, the firm that filed both the suits by individuals who seek personal damages and the class-action suit, said a fourth patient has also filed a suit in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, charging that the vaccine caused a resurgence of his apparently dormant Lyme disease.

Before 1996 "personal" damages were tax-free.

Among the issues: McCarthy, sentenced to probation and community service, says $3.6 million Nichols gave him in a settlement after his 1995 ouster was nontaxable compensation for "personal damages incurred by the negative impact of a very public shareholder dispute".

BP already has agreed to pay $20 billion in personal damage claims and could be on the hook for billions more in environmental damages.

He chased everything, pinged in a series of searching crosses, and occasionally moved infield to inflict some personal damage on the defenders.

Some of the recalled tires have rates of injury and personal damage claims up to 100 times greater than for tires not recalled, Ford disclosed today.

For years Ahern was known as the Teflon Taoiseach, since none of the numerous allegations about Fianna Fail ever seemed to cause him personal damage.

In a submission in advance of the hearing, the commissioner, Christopher Graham, said there are serious issues to be tried about whether the data generated by web browsing is personal and whether personal damage can include non-monetary harm.