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    IN NO EVENT SHALL DENVER METRO CONCRETE BE LIABLE TO CLIENT OR ANY THIRD-PARTY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, CLAIMS FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS OR LOST PROFITS) RESULTING FROM OR ARISING OUT OF THE WORK. DENVER METRO CONCRETE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LANDSCAPING, DAMAGE TO PLUMBING OR ELECTRICAL, CRACKS IN SLABS, FLOOR OR WALLS WITH ANY DAMAGE WHICH HAS OCCURRED OR MIGHT OCCUR AS A RESULT OF THE SETTLING OR THE CONCRETE LIFTING PROCESS. IF THE CONCRETE CANNOT…

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    Management and Emergency Action Plans The proper emergency response will likely occur when organizations develop detailed emergency action plans. An emergency action plan assigns roles and responses to various emergencies that may result in property damage, property loss, or personal injury. In fact, organizations have a legal duty to develop emergency action plans for every location that teams may use for practice or competition (Doleschal, 2006). In this regard, PEAR’s emergency action plan…

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    override previous agreements or contracts. Indemnification Clause: in which the other party is released from liability in the event that either losses or expenses occur. This type of clause can limit the ability to recover damages for losses and should be used with caution. Non-waiver Clause: in which it is agreed that accepting non-complying action from one party does not prevent the other party from seeking enforcement for their full contractual rights. Severability Clause: in which the…

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    largest concern relates to indemnification and insurance coverage. Phil Walljasper from Risk has weighed in and has concerns that the Council is not protected/covered from a risk perspective regarding either agreement. Titan has an additional Loss Damage Waiver for purchase (an additional 15% of total rental price) which is recommended by Risk, but does not fully alleviate Phil’s concerns, as he…

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    A Leased Car

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    Understanding the Difference in Insuring a Leased Car Driving a leased car without auto insurance is like wishing for an accident to happen over another accident. In the event of a collision, you not only pay for damages to the other car involved in a crash, but also pay for damages to a vehicle you don't actually own. You could also face extra charges, depending on the lease terms and conditions. Think about it. If leasing companies take it easy on such incidents, they won't have a business to…

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    Bukowski v. Clarkson University In 2012, the case of Bukowski v. Clarkson University made it all the way to the highest New York state court. This case involved the plaintiff, Shawn Bukowski, suing his school on the grounds of negligence by the defendant (Lippman, 2012). Shawn Bukowski was a pitcher for the baseball team at Clarkson University, where, during an indoor practice, was hit by a line drive in the jaw and sustained an injury. Bukowski felt that Clarkson University and their baseball…

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    Parens Patriae Case Study

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    In the early 1600s, Parens Patriae was the approach that started the foundation of the early Juvenile Justice System. This concept was operated in Chancery Court that referred to the king’s role as the ‘father of the country’ and granted the power of the state to act on behalf of the child and assure protection as would a parent (Gulledge, 2015b). During this time and for many decades, children were treated as if they were adults. They were pushed into the workforce, which limited their…

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    typically around the age of 14. Some jurisdictions mandate that the child must be charged with a felony before being tried as an adult where others permit waiver of jurisdiction to the criminal court. In 31 States once a juvenile is tried in an adult Court she or he is no longer able for Juvenile Justice on any subsequent offense. Some of these waivers are said to do more harm than good by placing these juveniles in adult court and being placed into these adult facilities. These…

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    progressed to force the case into individual adjudication with no class action possible. The retailers obtained evidence which showed that the costs of an individual arbitration would have been many times more than the possible maximum amount of damages that each would recover. The Supreme Court majority held that the…

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    Is Chevrolet Responsible

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    of 445 claims within the past decade. It has been recorded that a total of 225 death claims have been recorded and are still under investigation. This includes 58 life altering injuries, such as paralysisas paralysis, amputations, and even brain damage, this also includes 262 less serious injuries. General Motors has stated in numerous interviews that they are unaware of any crashes, injuries, or deaths due to the faulty key ignition. Even though it is highly speculated that those deaths are…

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