These terms usually refer to those medical specialties that are assumed to be at higher risk for malpractice suits, and therefore are often perceived to be the most affected by high or rising liability costs.
But it also ruled that merely purchasing such a keyword cannot, on its own, give rise to liability for infringement.
anticipate when their conduct may give rise to liability for damages.' " Anderson, supra, at 639 (quoting Davis v. Scherer, 468 U. S. 183, 195 (1984) ).
* Unlimited mileage is rapidly disappearing as rental companies attempt to offset their sharply rising outlays for liability insurance.
For President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, the raids cause civilian casualties and are a rising political liability, so much so that he is now loudly insisting that the Americans stop the practice.
It is unclear who benefits but it is clear that the costs and liabilities are rising for Turkey but also for NATO.
He argued that a mistake such as the one that a majority of the Court believes that the California Coastal Commission made in this case should automatically give rise to pecuniary liability for a "temporary taking". Id. at 653-661.
Dec. 502, 504 N.E.2d 787 (cases cited); Opal v. Material Service Corp. (1956), 9 Ill.App.2d 433, 133 N.E.2d 733 (use of explosive such as dynamite in residential area was intrinsically dangerous and gave rise to strict liability for the blaster regardless of degree of care or skill exercised in using the explosive).
Last April, in the wake of the October 2016 tribunal decision, it announced it was launching a subsidized personal injury and illness insurance product for drivers in the UK — responding to rising legal liabilities related to working conditions on its platform.
The incident could prove to be a political liability for Martinez, a rising star in the Republican Party who was elected head of the Republican Governors Association in November.
