How might Goldman be liable beyond the $15 million fine?
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The company says customers won't be liable for fraudulent charges.
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If it isn't – you're going to be liable for it.
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As a result, Musk will not be liable for damages.
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The bank knew it could be liable for a big payout.
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They'll be liable if they didn't already try to get permission.
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Should I get married, my husband would not be liable either.
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If he kills the plant, he could be liable for damages.
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In contrast, a newspaper can be liable for their classified ads.
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If, say, you hit a pothole, could a city be liable?
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In some jurisdictions, you may be liable to a religious-discrimination lawsuit.
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It would be liable to keep spreading—maybe to poor Hispanics next.
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If it's left up to the auto company, will they be liable?
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Those affected will not be liable for fraudulent charges, the company said.
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They could even be liable if they do it in another state.
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The judges decided Amazon should be liable under all of these factors.
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Lenders who fail to make this assessment can be liable to borrowers.
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PG&E could be liable for a fine of up to $3 million.
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The answer to this important question would no longer be liable to evasion.
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The co-op, as the property owner, could be liable, Mr. Wagner said.
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Notably, the taxpayer would be liable for any errors made by the IRS.
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More importantly, it&aposs unclear who would be liable for bad customer experience.
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Should the companies that made, distributed and sold the prescription painkillers be liable?
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TikTok could potentially be liable if lots of users are directing other users to the sales of dupes, she said, and she said if users have an affiliate relationship with the sellers of counterfeit goods, they could also potentially be liable.
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NETGEAR shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.
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"An unincorporated business owner will be liable for everything and then some," he said.
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Know that even with good insurance, you can still be liable for various expenses.
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The utility company could be liable for a fine of up to $3 million.
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You may not have to actually know you're violating the law to be liable.
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Kronstadt also said T.I. and Interscope should be liable, but the appeals court disagreed.
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Non-QM lenders don't enjoy this presumption and could be liable for borrowers' damages.
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"The student will be liable for the money she has already spent," Tukwayo added.
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He has said Cohen would be liable as his former lawyer for any mistakes.
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The City of Helsinki would be liable for the property's management and maintenance costs.
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The agency cautioned that an athletic trainer may not be liable under the law.
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That's the sort of error the exit polls would also be liable to make.
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Physicians don't want to be liable for patients with medical problems caused elsewhere, Le said.
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But someone who trades on market gossip or an analyst's projection should not be liable.
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Wall Street analysts expect the company to be liable for as much as $30 billion.
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Monday: The Sutter system could be liable for more than $2 billion under state law.
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In other words, when cars drive themselves, manufacturers - as opposed to human drivers - would be liable.
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The company said that customers will not be liable for fraudulent charges resulting from the breach.
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If Facebook is found to be at fault, it could be liable for $5,000 per violation.
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They also could be liable for the behavior of space companies who operate within their borders.
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If Twitter loses, it would be liable for triple the damages incurred by the contractor's death.
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One of the early ones was straightforward: if an autonomous car crashes, will Tesla be liable?
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A company would be liable for tax only if its activity rendered it a "permanent establishment".
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Because I don't think France or the United States should be liable for the tremendous cost.
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Any more defections to that camp on Thursday would be liable to drive the currency higher.
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Moneta, with a balance sheet of 150 billion, would be liable for about 300 million crowns.
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Now they will be liable to prosecution for crimes committed during Ben Ali's 24-year rule.
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It would be liable to pay more if the project does not resume in two years.
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But companies like Accenture would still be liable for harm caused on the job, he said.
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Even if he's successful, Unsworth's lawyer Lin Wood told Bloomberg, he could still be liable for defamation.
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Customers will not be liable for fraudulent charges that may result from the issue, the company said.
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It is very likely that the driver will still be liable for the actions of their vehicles.
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It appears that the Yahoo owned by Verizon could still be liable for the data breach, though.
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That legislation says platforms will be liable if they knowingly facilitate sex-trafficking through content they host.
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That's why the government needs to step in and give them certainly that they wouldn't be liable.
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Mnuchin deflected a question about whether American corporations should be liable for leaks like that of Equifax.
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Any signs of repositioning ahead of the vote would be liable to impact investors' thinking on the bill.
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Other cases have affirmed that attorneys can be liable when they wrongly collect on behalf of their clients.
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Attorneys for the investors said in Tuesday's court filing that Petrobras should be liable for its employees' actions.
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The medical staff that denied this man critical medical care should be liable, by any standard of humanity.
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There's a chance that C.K.'s manager Dave Becky could also be liable in civil court, Harrison says.
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If there wasn't copyright information for them to remove then they can't be liable for having removed it.
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The company could be liable for civil penalties and injunctive relief for the alleged violations, the EPA said.
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As it stands, they will be liable to prosecution for crimes committed during Ben Ali's 24-year rule.
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But if it makes a bad call and the housekeeper is wrongly fired, the board could be liable.
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So when a new technology is developed for a pandemic situation, who's going to be liable for that?
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If you wait longer but report it within 60 days, you could be liable for up to $500.
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If any payments are made on his behalf, they would be liable for income tax at 41 percent.
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Using metrics devised by environmentalists, farmers would be liable for $22020 per metric ton of carbon dioxide released.
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But before you enlist a friend to help, remember that should anything go awry, you will be liable.
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Alternative data vendors may often lack experience in the regulated securities industry, but investment firms will be liable.
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Banks and retailers have also fought over who should be liable in the event of a cybersecurity breach.
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They had a film to make and couldn't be liable for the welfare of a child, they told her.
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Worse, you could also be liable for copyright infringement in court, if the rights-holder chooses to pursue you.
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Both Cordon and Donald believe McCoy masterminded the attack -- and therefore should be liable for any damages they suffered.
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This idea that companies should be liable for what's in their products has made business groups uneasy for decades.
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The Versailles court, charged with deciding how much Kerviel should actually be liable for, agreed broadly with that view.
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" He added that the administrators could be "liable to legal proceedings and will be arrested if the need arises.
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Volunteers staffing the centers will be liable for fines of up to 300,000 euros ($354,360), according to the source.
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J&J won the first Pinnacle test trial in 2014, but subsequent juries determined the companies to be liable.
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But really the question is whether the AI should be liable if something goes wrong and someone gets hurts.
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This obligates Washington to investigate coalition airstrikes that may be war crimes for which American forces may be liable.
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Texas is one of 0003 states where parents can be liable for crimes committed with their firearms by children.
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Streaming services will no longer be liable for copyright infringement as long as they adhere to best payment practices.
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In many economies, banks can be liable for embezzlement of depositors' funds if negligence of the bank is established.
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DE) will not be liable for any future funding demands of a new pension scheme sponsored by Tata Steel (TISC.
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I cannot get married to my [significant other] because in our state he would then be liable for my debt.
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But if a sensor failure or software bug meant that the rules were broken, the company would then be liable.
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Most of Tuesday's arguments focused on whether the bank could be liable for processing transactions that could have helped Hamas.
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Generally, electric utilities may be liable for failing to insulate, warn about, properly maintain, de-energize, or place their wires.
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"We need our internet companies to be liable for conduct that they know is happening on their platforms," Goldberg said.
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With annual revenue of about 3.36 billion pounds, Sports Direct currently would not be liable for the tax Ashley proposed.
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But the Trump team has suggested that a president cannot be liable for obstruction of justice as a constitutional matter.
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It's also important to understand what debt you share with your husband or would be liable for down the road.
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If you cosign a student loan, you could be liable for payments even if the student is no longer alive.
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Both groups argued that Google should be liable for copying code from the Java language for the Android operating system.
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Once the virus was released from the lab, your employers, as well as you, could be liable for the consequences.
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If fraudulent charges are made, you could be liable for a lot: from $50 to everything in your account, potentially.
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When tech companies either steal data or fail to adequately protect our privacy, they should be liable under the law.
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In light of his very public pledge to commit violent hate crimes, we suspect that may be liable to change.
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The cooperative was also worried it would be liable to repay debt secured by the consortium backers to fund the buyout.
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The resulting "black box," it is argued, will preclude us from understanding what exactly went wrong and who should be liable.
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The ARPS will fully comply with international standards and regional compliance requirements, Campos said, adding participants would be liable for compliance.
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Even worse, Taylor has been drafting the contracts, which means all of them could be liable if the SEC catches them.
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Payment service providers will be liable for any fraud related issue and will have to be accredited on a yearly basis.
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"If there's a breach at that provider, I'm the one who recommended it, so potentially I could be liable," Ringer said.
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So it could need another bailout from the state of California if it's found to be liable for the Camp Fire.
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The utility could need another bailout from the state of California if it's found to be liable for the Camp Fire.
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If you sell your Nicaraguan property, you will be liable for tax on your earnings, up to a maximum of 30%.
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A federal judge on Friday ruled the U.S. government could be liable for parts of Puerto Rico's $73 billion public debt.
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People making Aadhaar numbers public or encouraging others to do so could be liable for prosecution and penal action, UIDAI said.
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Wall Street fears Edison could be liable for damages if its power lines are found to have started the fires. 2.
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Key could be liable for future claims depending a lot on state laws that govern liability for successor companies, Baird said.
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Importantly, the law included an exception: Defendants could not be liable for dialing phone numbers they'd previously obtained consent to call.
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Debit card users, on the other hand, may be liable for any lost money, depending on when the fraud was reported.
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A court of appeals decided that the company wouldn't necessarily be broken up, but the company was found to be liable.
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The airline said it should only be liable for accidents involving hazards associated with flight, which was not the case here.
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If Trump campaign officials knowingly solicited valuable information from Russians, they may be liable under campaign finance laws, legal experts said.
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Video The county agency also said anyone in violation of the order will be liable for any costs associated with rescue operations.
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The government's theory is that defendants didn't need to personally break a window to be liable for the riot in its totality.
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But focus in on just what those swirls of color are doing to each other, and you may be liable to blush.
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Parents can be liable for the actions of their children and can be charged with neglect by failing to supervise them adequately.
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His lawyer Peter Scoolidge said in a phone interview that Shkreli "didn't need to know" the illustrations were protected to be liable.
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The pension fund argued that Sun Capital's funds met that definition — and should be liable for the $4.5 million pension fund debt.
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"Equity would have to sign off on that and we don't want to be liable for a huge accident," Mr. Clowdus said.
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If you report an unauthorized transaction on your debit card within two days, you could still be liable for up to $50.
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The company could face criminal charges if it's found to be liable for the fire, which was the deadliest in California history.
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Many of the people arrested, however, said they did not break windows, and argued they should not be liable for those who did.
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Still, with no conventional data breached using the bug, it's unclear whether Apple would be liable under any existing New York state laws.
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In a research note, Kallo said Musk could be liable for any potential fines, not necessarily Tesla, and the company's "fundamentals are strong."
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Small business owners, for example, who may be liable for not only their identity, but also customers' information, could fall into this category.
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The legal disclaimer comes off strong: DNAFit absolutely cannot be liable for anything bad that happens to you if you take the advice.
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So by saying you can't be treated as the publisher or speaker, that means that you're not going to be liable at all.
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"GSK maintains that because it did not manufacture or market the medicine ingested by Mr. Dolin, it should not be liable," GSK said.
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While the UN can't make Ireland change its abortion laws—amongst the most restrictive in the world—Mellet will be liable for compensation.
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Any harder signal on that issue from Fed chair Janet Yellen when she speaks on Friday would be liable to help the greenback.
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Last year, the company was found to be liable for the terminal cancer of a school groundskeeper who had used glyphosate-based products.
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Even though animals are still seen as property in many states, if someone murders their cat, they could be liable for a felony.
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He has insisted that the campaign payments were legal, but that if there was a mistake in making them, Cohen would be liable.
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Tata might be liable for more than a billion to cover a full spin-off, said Martin Hunter, principal at consultants Punter Southall.
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The super's conduct could also potentially violate the city's tenant harassment law, and if so, the board would be liable, Ms. Crumiller said.
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What changes in all of that is that the RCMP could be liable for a much more substantial claim [due to the injuries].
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Based on that estimate, Mr. Trump would therefore be liable for about $1.7 million of net investment income taxes going to fund Medicare.
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" It adds that it "may be liable as a result of content or information that is published or made available on our service.
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It would still be liable for sales of chips into the United States, but that is only a small fraction of its sales.
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So in 1989, four black professionals brought a lawsuit against the Times and said the newspaper should be liable for those discriminatory ads.
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That made it difficult to fathom how a tippee could be liable when the tipper did not rate being accused of violating the law.
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Most platforms have rules that outline common-sense genres of content they'd rather not be liable for—harassment, hate speech, gore, child endangerment, etc.
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So if you're a distributor, you're going to be liable only if you knew, or should have known, that what you're distributing is illegal.
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If you are self-employed, you can be liable to pay VAT if your turnover for a 12 month period is over £83,000 ($103,552).
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If transactions took place in the U.S., the appeals court held, Toshiba can be liable to ADR investors under the Securities and Exchange Act.
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Thus, a trader who knows (or recklessly disregards) that his information was wrongfully obtained should be liable regardless of the benefit to the tipper.
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Walmart also said no party would be liable to pay a termination fee if a share issuance or purchase agreement with Flipkart were terminated.
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In the event of a host failing to pay tax on their revenue from bookings, the online platform would be liable, the ministry said.
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Gardephe said that even if Aly's "fanciful" story were true, he would still be liable for ignoring obvious signs that the bid was fake.
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One issue in the Florida lawsuits is how local governments, their former employees and the clinic may be liable for compensating the shooting victims.
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Under the law, officials can only be liable for monetary damages for a Privacy Act violation if they broke the law intentionally or willfully.
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Arab Bank, which held that banks cannot be liable to ATA plaintiffs unless they are generally aware that they're supporting violent, life-endangering actions.
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Under an existing legal technicality bankers involved in debt write-downs or decreasing the value of loan collateral could potentially be liable to embezzlement charges.
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The winner will likely be liable to pay the top income tax rate for individuals and, if applicable, will also be subject to state taxes.
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FCDQ will enjoy all of the rights and be liable for all of the obligations of CCD, in addition to its own rights and obligations.
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If bought out, Vornado would no longer be liable for its share of the mortgage, which amounts to $699 million, according to BMO Capital Markets.
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He said that if someone worked for a staffing agency and was not paid properly, then the staffing agency should be liable for the violation.
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Even with adequate signage and ferae naturae doctrine, a resort could still be liable in spite of all these protections, if it's flat-out negligent.
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For the most serious offenses, organizations can be liable for fines up to €20 million or 4 percent of their total revenue, whichever is higher.
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Basically, a distributor under the First Amendment would be liable for content it distributes only if it knows or should have known about illegal content.
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It suggests that staffers who improperly disclose confidential information would be liable for huge fines, and even bars future novels from mentioning White House work.
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Provided you spot and report the fraud quickly, you would be liable for at most $50, and most banks will waive even that, he said.
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The suit is a civil rather than criminal charge, but if found guilty, Twitter would be liable for triple the damages incurred by Fields' death.
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It stipulates that former presidents and their aides will not be liable for arrest for common law violations committed in the exercise of presidential functions.
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But under the agreement, Avenatti's firm would be liable for the full $10 million if he failed to pay the settlement, according to court records.
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A court-appointed investigator said this year that Caesars and its owners could be liable for up to $5 billion of damages for the shuffling.
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And if the business ends up being liable for back taxes or penalties from unpaid taxes, the wife could be liable, as well, Geller said.
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PG&E, the state's largest utility, estimates that it could be liable for an estimated $30 billion in damage for fires in 2017 and 503.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly described what content internet companies may be liable for under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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There's a lot at stake: Sutter could be liable for more than $2 billion under state law, which can treble the amount of damages awarded.
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In that hypothetical world, Marvell's research in the United States would cause it to be liable for patent damages on every chip it sells worldwide.
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If, for example, a statistic such as the average salary of alumni is skewed by an outlier, the school may be liable for students' loans.
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More than 90 percent of the locations are franchised, and McDonald's has long maintained it should not be liable for how employees in franchised restaurants behave.
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Kremer case as a justification for its claim, which ruled that a website critical of a company's business practices could not be liable for trademark infringement.
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Thursday's PNG government notice said the camp will soon revert to the control of the nation's military and anyone there unlawfully will be liable for arrest.
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If the remaining recipients do not produce proper documentation showing they were eligible, they could be liable to pay back those amounts to the Defense Department.
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If the company is found to have violated the rule, it could be liable for up to four percent of annual revenue, a staggering $4 billion.
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Questions are swirling whether Boeing will be liable for the accidents and shareholders would have to be willing to swallow a lot of pain, he said.
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If others on the Fed board head in a similar direction, it would be liable to again push back expectations for any further tightening of policy.
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They would also be liable for paying workers' benefits, such as holiday pay and the national minimum wage — unless they could prove individuals are self-employed.
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Schlossberg, he said, did not know that a member of Blade Forums had shared an image of Luong's photograph so he cannot be liable for it.
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Since the era of the common law, courts have held that manufacturers are not be liable for injuries arising from the clear misuse of their products.
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The board can make sure that your fellow owners are in compliance; it won't want them engaging in breaches for which the condo could be liable.
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Mr. Wurtzel, however, wants to ensure that if for some reason the Department of Buildings comes in for an inspection, the building management won't be liable.
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Even if your initial interest rate is palatable, make sure you know the highest payment you could be liable for on your loan if rates rise.
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The main sticking point is whether content sharing platforms like YouTube, which is owned by Google, should be liable for copyright infringements committed by their users.
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Held said that now that Sajudin has been released from the agreement with AMI, he would no longer be liable for a payment for speaking out.
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Even if Clearview were to immediately delete all the information it has on citizens of Illinois, it would still likely be liable for its previous acts.
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That case established what is known as the "server test"—the idea that the entity hosting the content should be liable, not someone who links to it.
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Private lenders may seek repayment from a borrower's estate after they die, and in other cases, cosigners may be liable for repayment of the debt — right away.
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But precedent holds that if they made an honest mistake, the government they serve might not be liable, says Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops, an international defence counsel.
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The 9th Circuit affirmed that Zillow could be liable for images uploaded by its own employees but was not responsible for photos uploaded by brokers and homeowners.
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The High Court said in July that VW's parent company in Germany would be liable to answer any charges over emissions fraud, rather than its Spanish affiliates.
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The groups also say that the United States, which provides refueling and targeting assistance to the Saudi-led coalition, could be liable for war crimes in Yemen.
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Hong Kong Development Secretary Paul Chan said anyone making false representations or engaging in fraudulent acts under the terms of the policy would be liable to prosecution.
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Given this, the Fed's report puts forth a contorted hypothesis that a bank could be liable if a company it owned experienced an "environmental" event like bankruptcy.
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Some of the Wine Country fires last year were attributed by the state to PG&E's power lines, and the company could be liable under state law.
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If doctors all of a sudden are responsible to the relatives of patients, are they obligated to track them down wherever they reside or else be liable?
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The NDA stated that attendees were prohibited from discussing anything about Davidson&aposs set, or they&aposd be liable for $1 million in damages, plus legal fees.
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Juska, the author of several other novels, including "The Blessings" (2014), neatly lays the groundwork for a character who would be liable to miss flagrant warning signs.
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" Rubio said he's worried about requiring a nondealer who wants to sell a gun "to potentially go out and undertake a background check they'd be liable for.
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In addition, the government will not be liable for attorney's fees, and any fee recovered by an attorney is limited to 20 percent of the claim paid.
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As we venture into this brave new world of ubiquitous robotics and AI, it's an open question as to who will be liable for these sorts of mishaps.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Tuesday that NATO ally Turkey and its allies may be liable for war crimes based on reports he'd seen.
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The optics on a car company selling tequila are a little weird, though that doesn't mean that Tesla will be liable if customers choose to drink and drive.
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This embarrassment comes with a price tag; under EU rules Germany could be liable for penalties worth tens of billions should it fail to meet its 2030 target.
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Worse, that rate applies to income earned anywhere in the world, whereas competitors headquartered elsewhere would be liable for tax only on what was earned in each country.
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If Uber loses, it will have to increase fares by 20 percent to accommodate for VAT, and could be liable to pay tax on previous revenues it earned.
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Jackson's bill would clarify the "unique nature of the investor/entrepreneur relationship" and, more specifically, would include an investor as someone who may be liable for sexual harassment.
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Technically, the money would be raised by a special-purpose vehicle and the debt will be non-recourse, meaning that Glencore will not be liable should problems occur.
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"They have to be proven to have knowingly facilitated, supported or assisted in online sex trafficking to be liable in the first place," Portman told the committee Tuesday.
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Because debit cards essentially function as electronic cash, if fraudulent charges are made, you could be liable for a lot: from $50 to everything in your account, potentially.
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However, the order clearly states that it is only when someone watches, downloads, exhibits or duplicates the "content" that they could be liable to the fine and imprisonment.
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Dean says there's evidence that automakers knew Takata inflators were defective yet continued to use them, but automakers say they were deceived by Takata and shouldn't be liable.
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And it contends that Apple, which reimburses the manufacturers' royalty payments, should be liable for a doubled penalty that would take the total to $22016 billion or more.
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They're not binding in any way, so to what extent they can be enforced and who would be liable in the event of problem — there's none of that.
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In the United States, he said, a hotel may be liable for the entire value of items stolen from the safe if there is clear complicity or negligence.
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But the court ruled that a university might be liable under limited circumstances, such as when a student expressly tells college staff members of plans to commit suicide.
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If the harasser is a coworker, the employer may still be liable if he knew or should have known about the harassment and failed to take corrective action.
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"If the original label [is replaced] with that of a third party unaware of the substitution, the [responsible party] would be liable to the third party," Scafidi says.
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And in that area, the courts said users could write whatever they wanted — including "white roommate preferred" or "Pearl Jam fans only" — and the website wouldn't be liable.
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The Defense Department will be liable only for the portion of the compensable injury, loss, or damages attributable to the medical malpractice of a Defense health care provider.
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The plaintiffs argued that fossil fuel companies are creating a public nuisance by mining and marketing products that emit greenhouse gases, and should be liable for the impacts.
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The church is the first non-government institution to opt into the plan and estimates it will itself be liable for about AU$1 billion ($0003 million) in compensation.
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A resort in Alaska that imports alligators is more likely to be liable than an Orlando resort, because Alligator mississippiensis is not indigenous to the frigid Last Frontier State.
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In the event of an accident, suggests Amnon Shashua of Mobileye, a provider of AV technology, an AV company would not be liable if its vehicle followed the rules.
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Under Bishop's proposal, member states which break EU fiscal rules would be excluded from the Fund and member states would not be liable for the debt obligations of others.
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Mr. Edelson said that each case sought its own jury trial to award damages to players and that the colleges, the conferences and the N.C.A.A. could all be liable.
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Cohen's attorneys have accused Daniels of violating the agreement's confidentiality clauses more than 20 times and said she could be liable for $1 million in damages for each violation.
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With the DMCA, Congress took a middle path and decided that the platform would not be liable for infringement so long as it followed a "notice-and-takedown" regime.
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Still, "the biggest concern is it falls short of that end goal because it really doesn't help consumers understand what they are going to be liable for," she said.
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Trump and his campaign had previously won the dismissal of negligence claims, and claims that they should be liable for three Trump supporters who allegedly participated in the assaults.
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Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts appeared more hostile to the fraud claim, saying companies should not necessarily be liable for fraud just because they do not follow every procedure.
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If passed, it would extend certain protection to models, putting designers, photographers and retailers (among others) on notice that they would be liable for abuses experienced on their watch.
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In late January, a Miami resident complained he might be liable for the bulk of his $3,271 hospital bill from Jackson Memorial Hospital, according to a Miami Herald article.
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Facebook users are the victims in this case – yet the company may only be liable under federal law if it also violated one of its written contracts with users.
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Toshiba also argued that the company can't be liable because the company had no involvement in the sale of unsponsored ADRs, regardless of where the ADR transactions took place.
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There is some reason for farmers to worry; even if they're just offering hay rides or winery tours, farmers can be liable if someone is injured on their property.
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It's unclear how Tesla will get regulatory approval for this business, or how it will insure all of these cars (which Musk said it would likely be liable for).
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Any volunteer staffing a voting station with use of a census listing eligible voters would be liable for a fine of up to 300,000 euros, the government source said.
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"We are confident the evidence in phase two will show that Monsanto's conduct has been appropriate and the company should not be liable for Mr. Hardeman's cancer," the company said.
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"We wanted to reach out to our customers quickly to assure them that they will not be liable for fraudulent charges that may result from this matter," the statement said.
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"We are confident the evidence in phase two will show that Monsanto's conduct has been appropriate and the company should not be liable for Mr. Hardeman's cancer," the company said.
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He explained his $5 billion estimate for potential opioid liabilities assumes they're determined on that basis, and that both Mallinckrodt and Sonorant, in a "worst-case scenario," would be liable.
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Recent Google research found that 95 percent of ransomware cash-outs occurred through the BTC-e exchange, although it's unclear whether the exchange itself would be liable for those payments.
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"If Disney had knowledge that there were alligators in the lagoon and did not take steps to inform their guests of such dangers, then they could be liable," Morgan continues.
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"If Disney had knowledge that there were alligators in the lagoon and did not take steps to inform their guests of such dangers, then they could be liable," Morgan explains.
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If Barrick were to be successful, the merger between Newmont and Goldcorp would not go ahead, and Barrick would be liable for a $650 million break fee, the newspaper reported.
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Under the new, unpredictable standard based on "indirect" or even "reserved" control, companies can be liable for employees they never hired or supervised at contract firms they do business with.
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According the 1961 Vienna Convention, diplomatic couriers "shall not be liable to any form of arrest or detention" and the diplomatic bags they carry may not be opened or detained.
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The company has not released its financials in the U.K. for 2016, but Maugham believes it could be liable to pay £200 million ($249 million) in VAT for last year.
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" He added, "Law enforcement could get involved and bring charges ... would we want to enforce a contract that no one would be liable if they were filmed being sexually assaulted?
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If Taser successfully sells Axon body cameras to the New York Police Department as CNBC reported it's trying to do, the City of New York could be liable for damages.
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Banco Sabadell, which said its mortgages were still valid as they had been presented clearly, could be liable for new charges worth 490 million euros, according to Deutsche Bank analysts.
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Under the law, lobbyists for foreign countries will be required to register and they will be liable for criminal prosecution if they are deemed to be interfering in domestic affairs.
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Families of Aurora victims sued, alleging that a seller who furnishes massive amounts of extremely dangerous products without inquiring as to their purpose might be liable under state tort law.
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That would mean only those who were directly responsible for a misstatement or who failed to disclose important information would be liable as the primary person engaging in fraudulent conduct.
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Today, an inheritance must be larger than $5.49 million for an individual or $10.98 million for a couple for their heirs to be liable for any estate tax at all.
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Debt purchasers who outsource the collection process to a third party may still be liable for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, a divided federal appeals court held Monday.
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Lawyers have successfully argued defendants should not be liable for car accidents — even those when the driver was under the influence of alcohol or other substances — because they took Ambien.
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In the 3rd Circuit, where the SEC filed its case against Cooperman, the appeals court recently upheld the SEC's expansive view of who can be liable under the misappropriation theory.
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"Any bank or financial institution, which will be found not to have complied with the above requirements, shall be liable to a penalty of 5 billion shillings," according to the circular.
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So if you rented out your house or a room or two through Airbnb or earned some money as an Uber driver, you may be liable for taxes, Mr. Rosica said.
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When I first started driving, Pollards Hill in Croydon was one of the places where, if you got out of the car, you'd be liable to get jumped for your money.
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Under the new proposals, abortion would be punishable with a five-year prison sentence, and doctors found to have assisted with a termination would be liable to prosecution and prison time.
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Some of this debt will go to the separately listed mobile unit and may be "non-recourse", meaning that SoftBank may no longer be liable for it if the subsidiary defaults.
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A system that just takes down and translates one sign after another (limited versions of which exist) would be liable to creating misinterpretations or overly simplistic representations of what was said.
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Derrick Rose has WON his rape case -- a jury has found the NBA superstar did NOT commit sexual battery against a woman in 2013 ... and will not be liable for damages.
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If a share prospectus was as mendacious as the Leave campaign, not only would a buyer be entitled to compensation but the sellers and their advisers would be liable to prosecution.
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They claim the trade pact will abolish import duties on most agricultural products and farmers would be liable for intellectual property challenges from seed companies, Indian news outlet The Hindu reported.
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They should be liable to tax on their incomes at the same thresholds, he also said, taking into account typical fluctuations in incomes experienced by farmers over a three-year period.
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Meghan could head this off by renouncing her US citizenship once she becomes a British citizen, but the child would still be liable for US taxes until the age of 18.
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If Judge Thrash finds those objections convincing, Equifax's class-action counsel wouldn't receive their $33093 million fee and Equifax would be liable again to face a substantial penalty for the breach.
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Under Warren's bill, private equity firms would be liable for debt that's imposed on companies they control, the pension obligations of the companies as well as government litigation the companies face.
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The change comes just two days after the FTC voted to review influencer marketing guidelines and decide if advertisers and platforms might be liable for penalties for failing to mandate disclosure.
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But the 9th Circuit's Facebook decision also weighed in on another controversial TCPA issue, concluding that defendants can be liable for automated calls and texts to phone numbers stored in databases.
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An MIIT policy note also said that the ministry, which is creating the platform, will be liable for disposing of threats under the new rules, which will take effect on Jan. 1.
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Foxconn had delayed because Sharp had said the day before that it could be liable for close to $3 billion in potential liabilities, according to a person with knowledge of the talks.
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One of the problems for PayPal is risk management, and specifically whether it would be liable for chargebacks — that is, if a person contributing money decided that he/she wanted a refund.
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Much still remains unclear, though, including how long the results of a survey will remain valid, and whether the seller will be liable for defects that were not disclosed during the sale.
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The report from academics Felwine Sarr and Benedicte Savoy, prompted by President Emmanuel Macron's 2017 commitment to return African heritage, recommended that items taken without consent should be liable to restitution claims.
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"Persons in violation of this order are subject to arrest and will be liable for any costs associated with rescue operations in the mandatory evacuation area," the county said on its website.
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Any harder signal on that issue from Fed chair Janet Yellen when she speaks on Friday at the meeting of central bankers at Jackson Hole would be liable to help the greenback.
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The absolute most you may be liable for under the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) is $50 for credit card fraud, and even that's rare since most cards extend zero liability coverage.
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Offenders convicted for sharing "false" or "fictitious" information and propagating hate speech will be liable to a fine of 5 million shillings ($49,776.01) or sentenced to two years in jail, or both.
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Each notice runs to more than 300 pages and sets out the arguments and evidence as to why the regulator believes the respondent should be liable to support the BHS pension schemes.
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Duterte is notorious for comments often deemed offensive and intended the remark as a joke, reiterating that only he would be liable for any backlash over military rule on southern Mindanao island.
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But Sharp unexpectedly told its would-be rescuer last week that it could be liable for close to $3 billion in potential costs, according to a person with knowledge of the talks.
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Volunteers staffing polling stations and using the national census in Sunday's banned Catalan referendum on independence from Spain will be liable for fines of up to 300,000 euros ($354,360), the source said.
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But for the most part, courts have found that if Amazon didn't own title to products that turned out to be defective, it can't be liable as a seller of those products.
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If gig economy workers receive private company stock without any way to sell it, they could be liable for taxes on those gains, without having any easy way to pay those taxes.
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Because the disability law says defendants can be liable for plaintiffs' legal fees, the businesses also usually negotiate a cash settlement to get the case dropped to avoid a massive legal bill.
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Follows are its main points:- * Anyone found in possession of, stocking or distributing prohibited substances will be liable for a fine of at least 1 million shillings ($9,832.84) or three years in jail.
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And then you might say that they've overstepped their bounds and might as well just be liable for everything the way a newspaper would be, even though the statute doesn't say at all.
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The beleaguered power company had previously stated that it could be liable for the Camp fire, but Thursday's disclosure, folded into its financial report, painted a more in-depth look at its involvement.
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If successful, GDPR states that Google might be liable to pay a fine of up to four percent of its global revenues, which would be over $4 billion based on its 2017 filings.
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He restored the jury finding that the Interscope record label, part of Vivendi SA, and Clifford Harris, the rapper known as T.I. who added a verse to "Blurred Lines," should not be liable.
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"We wanted to reach out to our customers quickly to assure them that they will not be liable for fraudulent charges that may result from this matter," Hudson's Bay said in a statement.
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According to the penalties laid out in law, Chesky could be liable for "not more than four times the standard hourly administrative rate of $121.00", and higher fines/enforcement action for subsequent violations.
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When an officer has a "special relationship" with people, or acts to "enhance the risk" of harm, the officer can be liable for any resulting injury under state negligence laws, Mr. Hutchinson said.
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Just as they wouldn't be liable if a bomb blew up a corporate building during an armed conflict, they claim not to be responsible when a state-backed hack strikes a computer network.
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Such an option would open the President to accusations that he surrendered to Iran -- though he'd be liable to spin it as a victory because it would be yet another campaign promise kept.
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"It's always noteworthy when a 230 dismissal isn't granted in a case involving someone like Facebook, because we just presume Facebook won't be liable for what its users are doing," Mr. Goldman said.
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House members' main gripe, however, is that the Senate bill dramatically weakens three key tenets of the legislation, including the need for lawmakers to be liable for discrimination settlements as well as harassment settlements.
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The bond documents said the city could assume the extra costs through its capital program or new bonds could be issued, in which case the city could be liable for interest on the debt.
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Keith Kempenich introduced the North Dakota bill, which states that if a driver "unintentionally" causes injury or death to someone blocking traffic on a roadway, then the driver will not be liable for damages.
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Well, in March 2018, Craigslist shuttered a different section, Personals, fearing it could be liable under a law designed to combat sex trafficking, but that critics called an overly-broad attack on online speech.
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Pending court approval, the companies would be liable to a $9.75 million settlement for the class action that began in April 2017, which may result in payments of up to $400 for participating plaintiffs.
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United States, the high court must decide: Does a person who leaks inside information have to receive a tangible personal benefit for someone who trades on the tip to be liable for insider trading?
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If as a result of a breach of an aggregator's systems, a bank customer's username and password are used to transfer funds without authorization, the bank would potentially be liable for that unauthorized transfer.
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However, Germany has opposed the introduction of the scheme, saying it does not want its depositors to be liable for bank payouts in other countries until financial risks have been minimized across the area.
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Additionally, Daewoo's creditor banks would be liable for massive refund guarantees of pre-paid construction fees and would have to set aside bad-loan provisions of up to 14 trillion won, the FSC added.
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What's your view and are you considering policy as to who should be liable, who should be responsible if a breach occurs; the person that made the product or the company that's using it?
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On Tuesday, the head of the center-left Democratic Party Nicola Zingaretti said his party would propose measures to ensure that any buyer would not be liable for environmental damage caused under previous management.
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But just showing a desire to make money by manipulating Libor may not be enough to prove wire fraud, strange as that may seem, even if the banks may be liable for antitrust violations.
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"If such a deal was proposed where the Saudis would not be liable to and required to adhere to the standard, I would oppose it and I think many others would too," Reed said.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit let stand a lower court finding that Teva and other defendants would be liable for inducing infringement by doctors who prescribe generic versions of Alimta.
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No production wants to be liable for any criminal activity whatsoever, and so it's a producer's job to keep things in line as much as it is to find good stories among the cast.
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They hope the complaint will force YouTube to "live up to their terms of service" and ban these videos outright, instead of deleting them when it becomes clear that the company could be liable.
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But barely any progress has been made on common deposit insurance, because northerners are terrified that their taxpayers would be liable for risky loans made by southern banks, to their home governments among others.
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Projected costs depend on estimates of the price of items ordered now, but which may not arrive and clear customs until many months in the future, when they could be liable to new tariffs.
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has held companies could be liable to their employees' roommates or partners if the latter are sickened by exposure to toxic substances carried home on workers' bodies or clothing.
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Because computer hacking is clearly a federal crime, any Trump campaign official who assented to and encouraged the hacking of Democratic National Committee computers in 19733 could be liable for the crime of conspiracy.
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The reason was that the day before, Sharp told its potential new owner that it could be liable for close to $3 billion in potential liabilities, according to a person with knowledge of the talks.
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In Australia, the number of suits filed is much smaller, mostly because losers can be liable for court costs, although it has grown more popular in recent years, according to Australian law firm Maurice Blackburn.
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Under the draft law, individuals or groups who help migrants not entitled to protection to submit requests for asylum or who help illegal migrants gain status to stay in Hungary will be liable to jail.
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While under observation, patients can be liable for substantial hospital bills, and Medicare will not pay for subsequent nursing home care unless a person has spent three consecutive days in the hospital as an inpatient.
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Under the new law, someone who "posts an electronic communication where posting the electronic communication causes harm to the individual" could be liable to a fine of $9,400 and up to five years in prison.
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Aconex, which focuses on construction projects, said it would be liable to pay Oracle about 1 percent of the deal's equity value as a break-up fee under certain conditions which it did not specify.
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"If a drug claims to keep people out of the hospital and doesn't, the manufacturer may be liable for the cost of the hospitalization," said Nancy Nesser, the pharmacy director of the Oklahoma Medicaid program.
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Johnson & Johnson's backup argument, first asserted in the company's May 24 trial brief is that it cannot be liable under state law for actions that are protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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And even if those fines and aid reductions are passed, governments that are punished would still be liable to fulfill their budget obligations to fund agricultural and investment subsidies out of their own tax receipts.
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In Ecuador, for example, "the message the president has sent to the media is that if you criticize the government, if you report on corruption, they will be liable to damaging defamation suits," Lauría says.
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Any more defections to that camp on Thursday would be liable to drive the currency higher although, with the economy struggling this year, most traders remain sceptical of the Bank's ability to raise rates at all.
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If you get in an argument over a taxi cab with some guy in the street and tell him to "drop dead", or the even better "go kill yourself," could you be liable for his suicide?
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Dunn, 28500 "…any person summoned as a witness by the authority of either the House of Congress to give testimony…who shall willfully…refuse to answer any question…shall be liable to indictment…" — 6900 U.S.C. 2628.
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And Mr. Trump's lawyers filed court papers claiming that Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress who alleges she had an affair with him, could be liable for $20 million in damages for violating a nondisclosure pact.
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"The key point of Section 230 was that Congress wanted sites to have the freedom to try and police against bad content, and not fear that they would be liable for anything they miss," Goldman says.
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Even if your initial interest rate is palatable, make sure you know the highest payment you could be liable for if rates rise and you have neither sold nor refinanced before the end of the guaranteed rate.
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Monday's decision means the law reverts to an Obama-era precedent under which companies which franchise their brand names can be liable for workplace law violations that occur at independently owned businesses that merely rent the franchise.
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Myanmar is likely to be liable to China for compensation on hundreds of millions of dollars already spent on the project, according to the source close to the deal and a person familiar with the government's position.
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So under the precedent from those circuits, any business – whether it's online-only or also operates physical stores – can be liable for violating the ADA if its website or app is not fully accessible to disabled customers.
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The Vivint deal was set to expire on March 18, the analysts said, adding that SunEdison could be liable for an amount "well above" the breakup fee of $34 million following a court hearing or likely settlement.
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The bigger picture: The Senate bill would weaken legal immunity that enabled the growth of the modern web platform, since Facebook or Google could never afford to be liable for every piece of content their users post.
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Davis's report found Apollo and TPG could be liable for their role in deals that led to the operating unit's bankruptcy, although shares of Apollo closed up 0.5 percent at $16.94 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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The company promised to give all of its users the same protections enshrined in GDPR "in spirit," but the company could not be liable for any punishment or fines should it breach those rules under U.S. law.
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As a result, individual patients who have agreed to pay "regular rates" should be liable to pay a price equal to the average price paid by, or on behalf of, privately-insured patients for the care received.
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In the case of Sutter, the system is accused of employing numerous tactics to protect its dominance and could be liable for more than $2 billion under state law because the injured parties could collect treble damages.
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Employers who sponsor a retirement plan on behalf of their employees may have a fiduciary obligation to act in the best interest of plan participants, and they could personally be liable if they don't uphold that duty.
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By using contractors, Amazon has successfully argued in court and before regulators that it is not responsible for property damage, injuries, or even death caused by crashes and that it also cannot be liable for worker abuses.
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Only Rio Tinto and BHP pay the rental fee, which applies to mature projects, but other projects including those owned by Fortescue Metals Group and Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting would be liable to pay it from 2023.
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Under the new Global Intangible Low Tax Income (GILTI) provision, if a company generates untaxed profits in a tax haven, it will be liable to have that profit taxed as though it arose in the United States.
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The Tories' original plan was to introduce a new funding formula for social care, whereby an elderly person would on their death be liable for all of their care costs, until only £100,000 ($130,000) of their estate remained.
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"He came forward and said I can only pay 23 million rand ... But if it is found he has the means to pay more, he could be liable for more," Solidarity General Secretary Gideon du Plessis told Reuters.
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"So if a bad guy creates a fake video and posts it on a third-party site, that third-party site isn't going to be liable for that video and cannot be forced to remove it," Goldman says.
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If Takata, which has been criticized for the way it has handled the recalls, is found to be liable for the defect, it could leave the company with a recall bill already estimated at more than $3 billion.
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But later in the day at the protest tent in Kabul, other relatives tried to control the narrative and speak over Mr. Azam, as it became evident that he could be liable for forcing a child into marriage.
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Earlier this year the IRS sent around 10,000 letters out reminding taxpayers they could be liable to fines of $250,000 and five years in prison if they don't pay the tax on any gains they made on cryptocurrencies.
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The total investment is well below the $5.5 billion that Foxconn was expected to pay last month before it balked over the discovery that a new owner could be liable for close to $3 billion in potential liabilities.
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T-Mobile will not be liable to pay Sprint a breakup fee should regulators block the deal, according to sources who asked not to be identified because that detail in their contract had not yet been made public.
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UBS flagged the matter in its 2018 annual report, saying tax authorities and a prosecutor's office in Italy had asserted it might be liable for taxes and penalties as a result of its activities from 2012 to 2017.
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It should be noted that if your phone doesn&apost have AppleCare+ and is out of the warranty period, you can still arrange an iPhone repair via the link above, though you&aposll be liable for all costs.
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These documents could refute the argument from some oil companies that they don't exert enough control over their California subsidiaries to be liable for climate change damage in California, and they may reveal new targets for future litigation.
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The "FIT" program requirements laid out by UnitedHealth are as follows: Those who don't complete enough goals to earn the cost of the watch within six months will be liable for a percentage of the cost of the device.
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For Article 13, the issue was whether all user-generated platforms should be liable for copyright infringement, or if special dispensations should be made for smaller companies (those with revenues of less than €20 million a year, for example).
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Yesterday, Judge Katherine B. Forrest rejected the defense of several news outlets that embedded tweets containing a copyrighted photograph of Tom Brady, saying they could be liable for infringement even if they weren't hosting the image on their site.
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When I talked to Shannon Yavorsky, a lawyer who has been following the GDPR requirements at Venable, she said clients were particularly stymied by the question of who would be liable if data was breached from a sharing partner.
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New York (CNN Business)Shares of California electric company PG&E soared Friday on new hopes that the company won't have to go bankrupt if it is found to be liable for the massive Camp Fire in Northern California.
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"How could any foreign direct investor come into Europe if they thought the valid arrangements they made under law could be overturned a generation later and they be liable to pay back money," he said at a news conference.
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Aware of these constitutional limits, critics of Facebook or Twitter have taken a different tack and argued that if social media companies filter content in any way, they should be liable for anything that is posted on their platform.
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It said that payments or transfers in the same name, in the same bank or to an associated bank, would not be liable to stamp duties payment, while "any form of withdrawals/transfers from savings accounts" were also exempted.
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" In Shedd's closing documents, he did sign a "hold harmless" form certifying that he did not conduct a survey on the property, and that the title insurer would not be liable for "any damages due to any such discrepancies.
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If you told the contractors to go fix the problem next door, then the contractors would have been acting as your agent and you would be liable for damage that happened as a result of the work he did.
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The study pointed out the figure is likely several times higher than the amount the government has collected from oil and gas companies for the purposes of well reclamation - and taxpayers could be liable for some of the difference.
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The lawyers told Daniels she could be liable for millions of dollars if she broke a nondisclosure agreement she signed that allegedly prevents her from speaking about her claims of an affair with Trump more than a decade ago.
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Mr. Painter explained that contractual agreements could be added to pay packages that would require the best-paid bankers in the company to be liable for a fine whether or not they were directly involved in the activities that generated it.
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J&J said at the time that it considered Pfizer's maneuver to be an "at risk" launch, meaning that Pfizer would be liable for money damages to J&J if an appeals court reversed the rulings and upheld the patent.
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A firming of price measures and solid readings from other U.S. data have rekindled market expectations of further tightening this year, and any sign that could still happen in the first half would be liable to aid the dollar, Halpenny said.
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And regardless of whether the amendment ends up in the final version of the bill, its penalties for abortion are steep: While women who receive abortions wouldn't be liable, doctors who perform abortions could still be imprisoned for 99 years.
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In a brief filed Monday, GSK asked the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse the jury's April 2017 $3 million award to Wendy Dolin, saying it cannot be liable for her husband's death because he never took Paxil.
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On Monday, the appellate court declined to take up an interlocutory appeal by online publishers, including Gannett and Time Inc, challenging a February 2018 ruling that they can be liable for copyright infringement when their stories embed links to unauthorized content.
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By virtue of this act the highest state officials will be personally responsible to the Chief of State for their official acts and will be liable to suffer in their persons and in their property for their misdeeds in office.
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A firm could be liable for failing to conduct due diligence if the other party's advertising is deemed easily discoverable, and certainly if your business contracted with this vendor and is supposed to be overseeing its work processes and products.
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"We will launch a series of class actions against the big bank-owned super funds that we think may be liable for this conduct," the law firm said on a website it set up to publicise the lawsuit and invite participation.
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"It turned from a protest to basically terrorism on the roadways, and the bill got introduced for people to be able to drive down the roads without fear of running into somebody and having to be liable for them," state Rep.
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The complaint also argued that Schlossberg cannot be liable for a forum member's post since he didn't direct the post – and can't monitor millions of discussion threads by hundreds of thousands of forum participants - or profit from display of the image.
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Overseas portfolio investors will also seek more details after India's tax department said in December that foreign companies with more than 50 percent of their assets in India could be liable to pay indirect transfer taxes when exiting from their investments.
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Pirro claimed she was only expressing an opinion that the injured officer, East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Deputy Nicholas Tullier, had the right to sue McKesson in arguing the activist and podcast host could be liable for the officer's injuries.
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Companies providing such products and services had been reluctant to do so for fear they'd be liable in a terrorist attack, but the 2002 law limits liability and allows companies to assert a government contractor defense for claims stemming from terrorism.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Individuals or groups who help migrants not entitled to protection to submit requests for asylum or who help illegal migrants gain status to stay in Hungary will be liable to jail under legislation submitted to parliament on Tuesday.
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Trade issues with the European Union, another 19 percent of the U.S. trade gap, have been further complicated by Washington's exit from Iran's nuclear agreement, and threats that any foreign company doing business with Iran will be liable for U.S. sanctions.
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Under the 1957 Price-Anderson Act, the nuclear industry would only be liable for $13.6 billion in damages following a pool fire—significantly less than the NRC's lowball estimate of damages ($125 billion) and mere change compared to Lyman and co.
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According to the guidelines of Thailand's new Computer Crimes law, Facebook would be liable for fines — which would be puny in comparison to the company's revenue — but there is also the possibility that Facebook's regional manager could be arrested and jailed.
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In dismissing the lawsuit in March 2018, U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan in Manhattan said the act of state doctrine barred her from examining the validity of Sudan's official actions, and therefore whether BNP Paribas should be liable for aiding them.
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These are: Anyone not following the rules could be liable to a fine from the police, who now have the powers to enforce the measures and disperse gatherings, although it has been conceded that policing the measures will be difficult.
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Yet under current law, the United States government bears no direct civil rights accountability for sexual violence committed by its agents, and the Supreme Court in recent years has narrowed the circumstances in which federal agents themselves may be liable.
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Without the issuance of joint debt, Southern European governments will be liable for their own fiscal stimulus efforts, adding even more debt to the euro zone's most indebted balance sheets, which has led some analysts to see the market as mispriced.
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Amazon may be liable to up to $21.7 million for backing out of a deal with the Durst Organization to lease space in the realtor&aposs Midtown, Manhattan, building, according to a summary judgement issued by the New York Supreme Court.
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In addition to the extraordinary compliance costs of filing multiple state income tax returns (subject to different rates, brackets, and deduction schemes), individuals may also be liable for taxes that actually exceed their earned income in states to which they travel.
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The deal was set to expire on March 18, Cowen & Co analysts said in a note, adding that SunEdison could be liable for an amount "well above" the breakup fee of $34 million following a court hearing or likely settlement.
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Crunch San Diego (29 F.21d 2500) that a defendant can be liable under the TCPA not just if it uses an automated system to dial randomly generated numbers but also if it has an automated system that dials stored numbers.
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That evidence was assembled by a private firm called MDA Analytics LLC, run by accomplished ex-federal criminal investigators, who alleged the Clinton Foundation engaged in illegal activities and may be liable for millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and penalties.
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"The appeal is important because it calls into question when private parties can be liable under the civil rights laws of causing a public official or conspiring with a public official to violate a citizen's First Amendment rights," Mr. Brown said.
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A key issue in the case is whether McDonald's should be considered a "joint employer" of workers employed by its franchisees, and therefore be liable for labor violations they commit and be required to bargain with franchise employees who unionize.
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It also said many Duracell batteries are made at lower cost in other countries, and that it was should not be liable if distributors send them lawfully to the United States, where a "Duracell Bunny" is incompatible with its branding strategy.
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Although we do not yet have enough facts to judge, Donald Jr. and others may also be liable for conspiracy with respect to espionage, depending on how any illicit information was obtained and the level of their awareness of any spying.
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BUDAPEST, May 29 (Reuters) - Individuals who help migrants not entitled to protection to submit requests for asylum or who help illegal migrants gain status to stay in Hungary, will be liable to jail under proposed new legislation submitted to parliament on Tuesday.
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"It turned from a protest to basically terrorism on the roadways, and the bill got introduced for people to be able to drive down the roads without fear of running into somebody and having to be liable for them," he told CNN.
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And she warns that YouTube may have to take down content from smaller, original video creators, as it would be liable for that content, saying: The proposal could force platforms, like YouTube, to allow only content from a small number of large companies.
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Caesars has said it expects to prevail in the lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan, but it wanted to remove the threat it could be found to be liable for billions of dollars to holders of bonds issued by its operating unit.
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And it's also why the Internet Association, which represents companies like Facebook and Google, didn't support the new anti-sex trafficking act until it included language that websites will only be liable for content that facilitates sex trafficking if they do so knowingly.
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The article suggests that the president's notorious reluctance to release his tax returns is not just a matter of wanting to avoid political embarrassment but could also stem from a fear that he could still be liable for civil fines on tax fraud.
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The United States, which pays about a quarter of the United Nations peacekeeping budget and would likely be liable for much of the cost of a settlement with cholera victims, also has peacekeepers operating under similar conventions in other parts of the world.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — which enforces federal laws against employment discrimination — issued national guidance in 2012 warning employers they could be liable for discrimination lawsuits if they're disqualifying disparately large numbers of minority candidates for employment based on criminal background checks.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government approved plans on Wednesday that mean providers of free Wi-Fi will no longer be liable for crimes committed by users, opening the way for a widening of the public network of free internet across the country.
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It was agreed as well that Pemex would be liable for any pre-existing damage at the site, while the company's rights in cases of non-compliance were pared back to put it on a more level-playing field with the private operators, CNH said.
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"As bad as this [case] is, the principle behind Section 230 — which is, 'let people be liable for their own speech' — is the reason we are able to use the internet as this incredible platform for free speech and creativity today," Granick told BuzzFeed News.
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The complaint suggests that beyond the obvious incentive of not wanting people to die in your restaurant, the owners of small venues should take on both the logistical and financial costs of beefing up their security protocols, lest they be liable for a tragedy.
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So the children might be liable for what they reported on their own income taxes, and that could still be opened up, although there are statutes of limitations on some of them — if they were done with fraud, [the IRS] could open it up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York judge weighing whether ex-AIG chief Maurice "Hank" Greenberg should be liable for accounting fraud on Thursday pressed the 91-year-old executive about why AIG had created an offshore entity for losses from a failed automotive warranty program.
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It may be more difficult to prosecute the 70 out of 135 parliamentary deputies who voted through the independence motion, since they did so in a secret ballot, aimed at preventing authorities in Madrid from identifying those that could be liable to criminal charges.
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Two groups will chastise the pastor: The secular Left that objects to any suggestion that its own should be liable to faith-based correction, and activist Catholics interested in breaking down barriers to sacramental sharing based on one's acceptance, or rejection, of church teaching.
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However, Facebook still could be liable for up to $1.63 billion in fines, or 4 percent of its $40.7 billion in annual global revenue for the prior financial year, if the EU determines it didn't do enough to protect the security of its users.
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But based on what I can tell, Mueller decided that a direct appointee of the president, Bill Barr, who already is on the record before even knowing the facts as saying that the president can't be liable for obstruction, should decide the next step.
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A person who "publicly and wilfully alters the lyrics or the score", performs the song in a "distorted or derogatory manner" or insults the anthem in any other way could be liable to three years imprisonment and a HK$50,000 ($6,375.11) fine, it said.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals let stand, for now, a ruling that Ocwen Loan Servicing must pay $119,000 for dunning a Nevada couple 119 times after their debts were discharged in bankruptcy, and that it may be liable for punitive damages as well.
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" But Chopra wants the FTC to consider making those rules official by "Codifying elements of the existing endorsement guides into formal rules so that violators can be liable for civil penalties under Section 5(m)(1)(A) and liable for damages under Section 19.
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But because both Meghan and her soon-to-be baby (seventh in line to the British throne) are US citizens, they'd be liable to pay US taxes, which could open up those private royal financial accounts to the IRS, something the royals would rather avoid.
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Even as Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha of Thailand, the head of the military junta that seized control of the country in 2014, played down Bangkok's pollution, shopkeepers were told they could be liable to up to seven years in prison for hoarding masks.
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Lorenzo, who had the support of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce business group in the case, argued that the SEC is trying to paint people who might be liable at most for aiding and abetting fraudulent schemes as the primary violators of securities laws.
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In the criminal complaint, prosecutors say they can prove Vaulin founded and operated KAT, tried to conceal the nature of its business, and flatly "ignored" the requirements under copyright law that service providers must obey if they don't want to be liable for their users' copyright infringement.
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But the high court would also be able to issue a costs order — where the loser pays the winner's legal costs — meaning that if Musk loses the case, he would be liable to pay Unsworth's legal fees on top of any damages the court awards. Fudge!
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The FTC's original complaint said that Amazon should be liable for millions of dollars it charged customers, because of the way its Appstore software was designed – that is, it allowed kids to spend unlimited amounts of money in games and other apps without requiring parental consent.
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Thus, if a bank were to use an AI product to determine whether to award a loan, and it turned out that the product employed algorithms that result in race- and gender-based loan decisions, the bank would not be liable for its racist, sexist practices.
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Bartenders who serve alcohol to obviously inebriated patrons can be sued if those patrons cause car accidents; grocery stores can be held accountable for failing to clean up spills that lead to injuries; employers can be liable for failing to respond to reports of sexual harassment.
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Sites could be liable for helping Facebook secretly track your web browsing, says EU court Adi Robertson reports on a ruling that could reduce the amount of "Like" buttons on the web: The European Union's top court says website owners could face legal risk over Facebook's ubiquitous "Like" buttons.
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Their request also faced a disposition obstacle: Even if the 2nd Circuit reversed Judge Forrest and ruled online publishers cannot be liable for embedding links that contain unauthorized, copyrighted material, Goldman would still have infringement claims against defendants that reproduced his photo directly instead of just through embedded links.
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Fitch revised the Outlook to Negative in June 2015 in anticipation of this leverage increase, continued limited scope for FCF generation and the loss of two class action cases in Canada whereby Fitch was concerned that BAT could be liable to pay a major portion of a CAD15.6bn award.
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Should Avenatti, for instance, fail in his bid to invalidate the NDA, his client, who described on "60 Minutes" the details of her alleged affair with Trump — down to the precoital spanking and the claim that she could identify his genitals — could be liable for millions in damages.
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To his credit, Mr. Barr does not toe the line taken by the president's former personal attorney, John Dowd, who claimed in a confidential memo to the special counsel in January that "by virtue of his position as chief law enforcement officer," the president cannot be liable for obstruction.
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If Trump, as president, were to sacrifice the interests of the United States in order to benefit his businesses or his family, he would be liable to impeachment and removal from office for "bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors," under Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution.
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In a lawsuit, survivors of the four dead men sought compensation from Fairchild, arguing that their death was related to a defect in the aircraft and that, even though the manufacturer had filed for bankruptcy and been taken over by a newly established company, the new company should be liable.
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A new deposit insurance scheme, effective from 2033 January 2016, also increases the probability of support as the government would be liable to reimburse depositors, which would be a similar burden to providing extraordinary support, particularly as a deposit insurance fund, paid for by banks, will take time to grow.
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"In the absence of a warning that one's calls would be liable to monitoring, the applicant had a reasonable expectation as to the privacy of calls made from a work telephone (...) and the same expectation should apply in relation to an applicant's e-mail and Internet usage," the court claims.
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U.S. District Judge George King in Los Angeles, who has since retired, mostly denied Celgene's motion for summary judgment in December, ruling that Celgene could be liable under the False Claims Act for bills submitted to Medicare or Medicaid that were ineligible for reimbursement because they were for off-label uses.
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None of the three cases I mentioned went to trial, although at a hearing on the proposed settlement in the ExamWorks case, Vice-Chancellor Travis Laster implied his endorsement of the theory that lawyers can be liable for abetting a board's breach, calling shareholders' claims against Paul Hastings "disturbingly" strong.
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For instance, he said, if a utility adheres to the plan it submits to the state, like saying it will trim 80 percent of trees around power lines, its shareholders would not be liable for damage from a wildfire, even if it were caused by other trees that went unpruned.
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Judgment in Cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law.
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By a 3-0 vote, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan rejected a Brooklyn federal judge's finding that the city and senior police officials could not be liable for damages because the plaintiff detainees were held for less than one day, and none suffered serious injury or sickness.
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""Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law.
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"EAs operating without licence or charging job-seekers excessive commission is an offence, and shall be liable to a maximum penalty of a fine of HK$50,000 under the EO.The Labour Department (LD) has been taking rigorous enforcement actions," the Labour Department's Information and Public Relations Division wrote in an e-mailed statement.
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If President George W. Bush fired the U.S. attorney to thwart proper investigations into political allies, or if President Trump fired Comey to thwart a legitimate investigation into the President or his allies, they may have had the power to do it but they can still be liable for abuses of power.
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A civil lawsuit has been brought against him on behalf of the girl, and in a response to it on Thursday Fogle argued that her parents should be third-party defendants alongside him and that they may be liable for all or part of their daughter's claims against him, court documents showed.
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The bank, recently acquired by new leadership, argued that it was not liable for the assault, noting that previous rulings had held that sexual harassment needed to have a component of economic or other "tangible" discrimination and that an employer needed to be aware of the harassment in order to be liable.
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The legislation is designed to update copyright law, and contains a number of controversial clauses, such as Article 11, the so-called "link tax," which will allow publishers to charge platforms such as Google to display news stories, and Article 13, which says that platforms would be liable for content that infringes on someone's copyright.
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If the Phuket Zoo uses the little animal in any performances before the DLD deems he is back at full health, the zoo "will be charged for breaching the Cruelty Prevention and Welfare of Animal Act, under which they shall be liable to a fine not exceeding for 40,000 [Thai bhat]," Chief Manas Thepparuk said.
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"There was this odd rule under the First Amendment that had come out of cases from the 2300s and the Supreme Court involving booksellers and whether a bookseller could be liable for obscene material they sold if they didn't know of the material," said Jeff Kosseff, a cybersecurity professor at the U.S. Naval Academy.
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"Companies that act reasonably in helping rights holders identify and control the use of their content shouldn't be held liable for anything a user uploads, any more than a telephone company should be liable for the content of conversations," Google's Senior Vice President of global affairs Kent Walker wrote in a blog post in February.
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From their accounts, it sounds like Arab Bank has a far better chance of winning than I would have thought possible, given Kiobel's implication that corporations can be liable under the ATS if their conduct significantly touches and affects the U.S. But if Arab Bank does win, it won't be because of Justice Gorsuch.
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Their view is that an indictment would interfere impermissibly with the president's ability to carry out his constitutionally assigned functions and that Article I, Section 3 of the Constitution provides that only after a person is removed from office by impeachment and conviction shall that person be liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment, and punishment.
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"The U.S. entity may still be liable for some violation of FARA if the principal lied to it, but it's unlikely there would be a criminal prosecution or jail time as long as the U.S. entity did its due diligence," said Joshua Ian Rosenstein, a partner at Sandler Reiff Lamb Rosenstein & Birkenstock and expert in lobbying compliance.
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The 2-1 panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court's ruling in favor of DNF Associates LLC, which argued that debt purchasers – entities that buy unpaid accounts as investments but hire others to collect the amounts due – cannot be liable under the FDCPA because they have no contact with consumers.
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This is something that I feel I contributed to, is that if you treat politics like a game — parlor sport, parlor game, I guess we don't have sports in parlors — people are going to be liable to believe that it is and it doesn't matter to them to ... Which it has been for a long time.
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The manifesto's most infamous provision was the so-called dementia tax, which would require the elderly to pay more for their in-home "social care" — specifically, the elderly or their estates would be liable to pay to the government any assets they had in excess of 100,000 pounds (including their homes) in order to reimburse it for the cost of care.
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Until voting ends on November 7, anyone found guilty of intimidation, or threats to cause harm on the basis of the sexual orientation, gender identity, intersex status - people who are born with genetic, hormonal or physical sex characteristics that are not typically male or female - or the religious convictions of someone will be liable to fines of A$12,500 (over $10,000) and a court injunction.
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However, it leaves the door open for prosecution of a president after he or she leaves office: Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust, or Profit under the United States; but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment, and Punishment, according to Law.
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The suit also claims that after a failed bid to take over GM in 2015, FCA corrupted the collective bargaining process by structuring terms through bribed UAW officials that "forced unanticipated costs on GM." The lawsuit says that under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), FCA would be liable to pay GM three times the actual damages caused, plus interest, punitive damages and attorneys' fees.
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" The closest the Constitution comes to addressing the issue is in this passage, from Article I, Section 3: "Judgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust or profit under the United States: but the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, according to law.
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"If I want to write a story that is very similar to The Great Gatsby, I can basically rewrite it with different words, steal the entire concepts underlying the story, steal the structure of the story, and I'm not going to be liable for copyright infringement because it just takes little tweaks here and there to make it not substantially similar under copyright law," again alluding to the gulf between expression and ideas.
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Domino's counsel Lisa Blatt of Williams & Connolly described a deep circuit split: The 1st, 2nd and 7th Circuits, according to Domino's, have essentially concluded that, in the language of the ADA, the internet is a place of public accommodation so any business can be liable for a website that is not fully accessible; but the 3rd, 6th and 11th Circuits have said that because the ADA applies to physical places, only businesses with a bricks-and-mortar presence can be sued for websites that aren't fully accessible.
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