The laboratory was also negligent in its analysis, it said.
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I don't feel the department was negligent in any way.
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Are they negligent in not taking steps to prevent this?
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So I think they were negligent in some of that.
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Guardian denies allegations that it was negligent in compounding the medications.
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Victims' families sued, alleging the government was negligent in its background check.
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Duncan also rejected the idea that the province was negligent in the rape.
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The police say Mr Bantag was negligent in allowing weapons into the prison.
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He just has to show that CBS was negligent in asserting he was involved.
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The report said local authorities had been "negligent in their supervision" of the company.
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Pan Am were held culpable and negligent in failing to have adequate security measures.
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School system says death 'tragic' In addition, the jury found that the school district was negligent in failing to stop the bullying and that Dairy Queen was negligent in failing to properly train employees to deal with the issue, according to KTVI.
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Both Brenner and Poutasi contend the university was negligent in its failure to regulate, supervise or prohibit the workouts; that Taggart and Oderinde were negligent in conducting those workouts; and that the NCAA has failed in its oversight of coaches at NCAA schools.
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The family's January 2015 wrongful death lawsuit argued the city was negligent in Tamir's death.
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Hussein said the company was negligent in leaving data unencrypted in an exposed, accessible database.
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Moreover, the manager suggested Overton was negligent in his responsibility to safely control the car.
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She did not rule on whether federal employees were negligent in addressing Flint's contaminated water.
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Clinton was grossly negligent in mishandling classified information, and not whether she intentionally mishandled it.
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Courts have repeatedly found the government and Tokyo Electric negligent in failing to prevent the disaster.
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Some were "useful idiots" (as the Russian expression goes), who were simply negligent in spreading falsities.
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The hack prompted several congressional committees to investigate whether OPM was negligent in its cyber security practices.
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Many netizens have accused the authorities of being patronising and negligent in their handling of the recent scandal.
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They allege that Lyft is negligent in its background checks and fails to protect passengers with added technology.
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Fundamentally, it alleges that Francis was knowingly negligent in dealing with known abuse by a major Catholic figure.
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Wilson is now suing Bieber, claiming the singer was negligent in the way he pulled out into the street.
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In his executive order, the governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shootings.
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And if Lion Air is found negligent in its handling of a known problem, it could face additional sanctions.
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The same board that many shareholders and grassroots organizations contend was negligent in its oversight of the sales culture.
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And a federal lawsuit names USA Gymnastics as a defendant, claiming it was negligent in allowing abuse to occur.
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Dr. Marik contended that Ms. Frustaci had been negligent in failing to obtain the ultrasound treatments he had recommended.
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The Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the plant were found negligent in not preventing the meltdowns.
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In their cases, the women believe the programs their sons went abroad with were negligent in ensuring the students' safety.
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Between ages 45 and 64, Jane could spend an extra $67,431 if she were negligent in managing her chronic illnesses.
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A congressional inquiry in 1998 found that federal and Pentagon officials were negligent in training and preparing for the mission.
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With his blanket decree, Bishop Gainer did not say how many of his predecessors had been negligent in handling abuse.
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The T.V.A. had failed to carry out elementary safety measures, and the lead cleanup contractor was found negligent in court.
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Nearly all the major technology services we've come to rely on have been negligent in enforcing their own user protection guidelines.
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So Facebook appears to be negligent in terms of putting in place the safeguards to ensure the ... The platform is safe.
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For too long shippers from outside the U.S. have been excessively negligent in permitting hazardous and addictive substances entering the country.
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Police were investigating if service providers to the central bank had been negligent in setting up secure computer systems, he said.
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In the suit, he says Billy, the venue and the concert's promoter, Live Nation, were negligent in maintaining the stage equipment.
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Grimes said she instead was merely negligent in failing to ensure that the methodological change was disclosed in reports distributed to investors.
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His ruling consisted of a single check mark, indicating that Brandon Woods had not been negligent in its care of Mrs. Barrow.
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Enotiades believes that the D.E.A. was negligent in not insuring that he had a means of getting in touch over the holidays.
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Comey's statement called Clinton's handling of the server to "extremely careless," but that was changed from "grossly negligent" in an earlier draft.
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However, Hobby Lobby was negligent in failing to conduct due diligence on scroll purchases it made over the course of five years.
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That came as the court found him incompetent and negligent in his duties as chairman of Hong Kong-listed Hanergy Thin Film.
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To win the case, Unsworth must prove Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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Among other concerns, the women alleged that Lyft is negligent in its background checks and fails to protect passengers with added technology.
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Prosecutors said Rice was negligent in shackling Gray's legs and not securing him in a seat belt, as required by department protocol.
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The court did allow a portion of the lawsuit to proceed — a claim that the church was negligent in its supervision of Edouard.
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Should these trials reach verdicts, we expect the courts will hold that St. Jude Medical has been grossly negligent in its product design.
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Walmart claims in a new lawsuit that Tesla was negligent in operating and managing 244 solar-roof contracts it had with the retailer.
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The class action also alleges that the universities were negligent in failing to audit their admission process to detect the lurking bribery scandal.
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They claim the cruise line was negligent in allowing the vessel to set sail because two passengers on a previous cruise exhibited symptoms.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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The suit alleges that the church was "willfully negligent" in its failure to protect a child in its care from being sexually assaulted.
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In the lawsuit that followed, a federal judge said the companies involved in the spill were "grossly negligent" in the runup to the disaster.
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The lawsuit goes on to claim the helicopter company was negligent in removing the doors ... because such a modification is "inordinately dangerous and risky."
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However, Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups, and users, that actively promote nonconsensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment.
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The Pennsylvania jury concluded that Cabot Oil and Gas Co. was negligent in drilling wells near two families' properties, the Scranton Times-Tribune reports.
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But experts say that criminally charging a law enforcement officer for allegedly being negligent in his response to a mass shooting is new ground.
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A jury found Johnson & Johnson negligent in a complaint filed by a Sioux Falls resident, Deane Berg, 216.5, but did not award her damages.
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On Friday, Shane Campbell Gallery filed a lawsuit against Frieze Events, asserting that the fair had been negligent in not preparing for the heat.
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Comey originally drafted a statement declaring that Clinton had been "grossly negligent" in handling classified materials, a term that would support a felony charge.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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To win his lawsuit, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent in publishing a falsehood that clearly identified him and caused him harm.
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Those records show that although Comey was convinced that Clinton was "grossly negligent" in violation of the law, he was determined to clear her notwithstanding.
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In an additional statement, the production company admitted that despite their best efforts, they were ultimately negligent in protecting the dog from harsh filming conditions.
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"BHP was woefully negligent in its duty of care and the damages sought are entirely commensurate with the devastation the company has wrought...," he added.
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They also allege MAS was negligent in failing to conduct an adequate risk assessment and for charting a flight course through a known conflict zone.
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The families charge that ACTA was negligent in failing to discover the medical history of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz before admitting him to the program.
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For that you have to blame all of us: we have allowed the educational system to become negligent in teaching the owner's manual of citizenship.
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Ellie was not wearing a helmet when she was killed, and the jury determined that she, her parents and others were negligent in her death.
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The government was also considering toughening criminal punishment for employers found negligent in addressing sexual misdeeds, the ministry of gender equality said in a statement.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused May's government of being "deeply negligent" in a heated exchange over the collapse of Carillion in Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, the victim filed a lawsuit in 2018, alleging that the school was negligent in allowing the teacher to abuse him.
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The crisis has set off a political scandal in Michigan, with accusations the state's Republican governor, Rick Snyder, was negligent in his handling of the crisis.
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Sorority was 'negligent' in allowing hazing The lawsuit accuses the defendants of multiple counts of negligent supervision and negligent entrustment and makes several wrongful death claims.
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Any potential criminal case against Lufthansa would hinge on whether the investigating judges can prove that the group was negligent in its oversight of Mr. Lubitz.
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The new provision would allow punishment if the executive were merely negligent in overseeing the enterprise, which means the person acted in an objectively unreasonable manner.
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The investigation is apparently just beginning and will focus on whether 8chan owner Jim Watkins — who lives in the Philippines — was negligent in his moderation practices.
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The families charged that the training unit was negligent in failing to discover pilot Andreas Lubitz's medical history before admitting him to the program in 2010.
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Though Cruise and Liman are not named defendants in the lawsuit, the families allege they were "negligent" in allowing the flight to take place under such circumstances.
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Although Cruise and Liman are not named defendants in the lawsuit, the families allege they were "negligent" in allowing the flight to take place under such circumstances.
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RCBC has said Bangladesh Bank was "negligent" in letting the initial security breach take place there, and hence the Manila-based bank need not pay any compensation.
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"Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups and users, that actively promote non-consensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment," Kirk-Cuomo claimed.
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The lawsuit states that UT was not only negligent in pursuing similar cases of sexual harassment, but that their policies made students more vulnerable to sexual assault.
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Walmart sued Tesla earlier this week, claiming that the energy company was negligent in managing its solar panels on the roofs of more than 240 Walmart stores.
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The suit alleges the restaurant, as well as the hotel and others, were negligent in failing to address a "longstanding safety hazard" that led to Holt's death.
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Ms. Gutierrez's failure to interview or contact Ms. McClain formed a key part of Mr. Syed's argument that she had been negligent in her defense of him.
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In 2013, a jury found J&J negligent in the first case ever to claim that regular use of Baby Powder for feminine hygiene caused ovarian cancer.
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Hardeman claimed that Roundup's design was defective, that the product lacked sufficient warning of potential risks and that Monsanto had been negligent in not warning about risks.
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The lawsuit alleges that USA Gymnastics, and two of Nassar's work places -- Michigan State University and the Twistars gymnastics facility -- were negligent in allowing the abuse to occur.
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The governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shooting at Stoneman Douglas and another a year earlier at the Fort Lauderdale airport.
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The state of Michigan alleges that two water services and engineering companies, Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam (LAN), were negligent in their oversight of Flint's water pipe infrastructure.
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The lawsuit claims that those involved in oversight have been negligent in their investigations, hidden the abuse and the committee and its directors are still not taking action.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," he continued.
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"Were we to ignore certain words on the grounds that they are offensive, we would be negligent in our duty as lexicographers," Ms. Brewster said in her email.
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"We are certainly exploring all of our options to challenge this result," Brown says, arguing that Rieper wasn't negligent in the adoption and had no control over Atkins' decision.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," he once said.
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" The statement continued, "It will now be up to the district prosecutor to prove that the individual members of the band were grossly negligent in filing their tax returns.
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Conservatives insist that she and Obama were negligent in their duties to protect the four Americans killed in the attack and tried to cover it up after the fact.
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A House Ethics Committee investigation of the scandal concluded in December 2006 that House GOP leaders were negligent in not protecting teenage pages from possible improper advances by Foley.
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But he has refused to respond to the allegations from a Vatican diplomat, who has opposed Francis' reformist agenda, that Francis himself was negligent in handling then-Cardinal McCarrick.
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"Access World was negligent in a number of respects...it was Access World that had special knowledge of the security features of its own warehouse receipts," the judgment said.
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Bernie Sanders: [I believe] that Americans have the right to their own data and that there should be strict penalties for companies who are negligent in protecting that data.
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The lawsuit alleges that Delta was negligent in not verifying the dog was properly restrained, placed in a kennel or had been trained with the requirements of a service animal.
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There's also an unanswered question about when exactly Samsung became aware of the initial problem: was the company reckless about a known issue or was it negligent in its oversight?
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If Trump were a private person, he would have to show the paper was negligent in failing to learn the allegations were false, which is a lower standard of proof.
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The main argument used by minimum wage proponents is that inflation has eroded the value of $7.25 per hour and that the federal government has been negligent in keeping up.
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In addition to charging that Pingry was negligent in its hiring and supervision of Mr. Alton, it claims it breached its fiduciary duty and its contract with M.F.'s father.
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Prior church law introduced by Francis said that any bishop negligent in handling clerical sexual abuse could be removed from office, but victims' advocates wanted to make removal a requirement.
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Mr. Musk's lawyers wanted the commission to change its claim to say he was merely negligent in his statement, according to a person familiar with the details of the negotiations.
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To some, any news is good news from a platform that even by its own account has been negligent in attending to harassment both at a user and infrastructural level.
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It is set into motion by Hannah's mother, played by Kate Walsh, who sues the school for being negligent in failing to prevent the bullying that culminated in Hannah's suicide.
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The lawsuit alleged that the three organizations had failed to properly supervise Dr. Nassar, were negligent in retaining him and did not address concerns from the athletes and their parents.
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Critics, including Lieu and Yoho, have slammed Saudi Arabia for the high civilian death toll in the war, saying the kingdom is at a minimum woefully negligent in its targeting.
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In addition to the breach of privacy involved in filming the women without their consent, the complaint also alleges that the hospital was "grossly negligent" in storing and protecting the recordings.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," Trump said in a statement.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," he said in the statement.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," Mr. Trump said in August.
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In the Supreme Court's verdict on Wednesday, Ms. Yingluck was found negligent in her supervision of a rice-subsidy program that delivered generous crop prices to Thailand's large population of farmers.
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In Moonlight, she was a crack-addicted mother who manages to be equal parts overprotective and negligent; in Collateral Beauty, she's a mother grieving the loss of her 6-year-old daughter.
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Even if Bostian is wholly cleared by the N.T.S.B. and found not to have been negligent in his actions on May 12, it is very unlikely he'll ever pilot a train again.
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The department has blamed much of the errors on those student loan servicing companies, though it admitted in a court filing last month that officials had been "negligent" in overseeing the companies.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," the GOP nominee said in a statement.
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The report said the unit was negligent in pursuing subsequent cases fully, but Mr. Kermode; Philip Brook, the chairman of the All England Club at Wimbledon; and other top officials defended its work.
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Medical workers and police hospitalized after exposure to explosion fumes are suing chemical maker Arkema, claiming that the company was negligent in managing the chemical disaster at its plant near Houston after Harvey.
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Baker's account also shed light on revelations I first reported more than a year ago that the original draft of Comey's announcement concluded Clinton had been "grossly negligent" in handling her classified emails.
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Several of the Muslims on the panel say the inquiry has prioritized evidence from government officials who they say were negligent in the lead-up to the massacre over the testimony of Muslims.
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Several of the Muslims on the panel say the inquiry has prioritized evidence from government officials who they say were negligent in the lead-up to the massacre over the testimony of Muslims.
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The judge had dismissed similar claims in March by some retired wrestlers who said the Stamford, Connecticut-based company's was negligent in scripting violent conduct, and failed to properly diagnose and treat their concussions.
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The suit is simple enough: On Colt Cabana's podcast, Punk claimed that WWE was negligent in treating his medical ailments, including both a possible staph infection and a concussion during the 2014 Royal Rumble.
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Stillwell sued Dr. Lopez for emotional distress and lost wages, seeking $300,000 in compensation and saying that the photos appearing online proved that he'd been negligent in his duty to protect her patient confidentiality.
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When the F.B.I. director says that the secretary of state was "extremely careless" and "negligent," in handling our classified secrets, I also know that these terms are minor compared to what she actually did.
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"As I'm sure you are aware, Equifax is the firm that appears to have been grossly negligent in allowing a massive data hack of the personal information of 145 million Americans," the letter says.
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When the FBI director says that the Secretary of State was "extremely careless" and "negligent" in handling our classified secrets, I also know that these terms are minor compared to what she actually did.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," Trump said last August, after Abedin dumped Weiner.
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When the FBI Director says that the Secretary of State was "extremely careless" and "negligent," in handling our classified secrets, I also know that these terms are minor compared to what she actually did.
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Even if she is mistaken in her beliefs about his intelligence and ability to communicate, it is undeniable that these beliefs are sincere and that she was neither reckless nor negligent in forming them.
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The plaintiffs said officials knew or should have known Hasan was a threat, including through his alleged mistreatment of American soldiers who were his patients, and were grossly negligent in failing to stop him.
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SPORTS An article on Wednesday about a ruling that the American tennis player Varvara Lepchenko did not bear any fault and was not negligent in testing positive for meldonium attributed an erroneous distinction to her.
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The commissioners requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the actions of member institutions, and because the colleges did not want to be perceived as having been negligent in the past.
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In 2012, two families that refused that deal were awarded $4 million each — later reduced to $100,000 — when a jury found the university had been negligent in the warning it sent out during the shooting.
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One victim of abuse by a coach filed a lawsuit against USA Gymnastics in 2013, alleging that the organization was negligent in its failure to report the coach when they first learned of his actions.
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The fee would likely be a consequence of breaches like the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which the company was found negligent in its oversight of the ways third-party applications access user data on the platform.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - LPL Financial Holdings has reached a $26 million settlement with state securities regulators resolving claims that the U.S. broker-dealer was negligent in supervising employees and preventing the sale of unregistered securities to customers.
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The suit claims more than $5 million in damages and accuses each school of being "negligent in failing to maintain adequate protocols and security measures in place to guarantee the sanctity of the college admissions process."
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"When the FBI director says that the Secretary of State was 'extremely careless' and 'negligent' in handling our classified secrets, I also know that those terms are minor compared to what she actually did," Trump added.
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The sorority's members and officers "were negligent in allowing Hankins to be hazed," the lawsuit claims, and failed to seek medical attention or report the hazing after Hankins said it was causing her severe emotional distress.
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"I only worry for the country in that Hillary Clinton was careless and negligent in allowing Weiner to have such close proximity to highly classified information," Mr. Trump said, using language that echoed criticism of Mrs.
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Authorities in the Philippines are investigating the owners of the website 8chan to determine whether they were negligent in dealing with far-right users of the platform who have created an atmosphere that encourages mass shootings.
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Mr. Edison, who has no legal training, has sued a construction company, a real estate developer and the Rite Aid drugstore chain, claiming they were negligent in failing to keep their workers from being annoyingly loud.
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On Wednesday, the Senate's investigations subcommittee released a bipartisan report alleging that both the Trump and Obama administrations were negligent in providing care to young unaccompanied migrants, the result of more than a year of investigating.
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The lawsuit, filed this month, states that the social media platform was negligent in failing to report the killer's threats prior to the shooting, given its data-mining abilities and the amount of information at its disposal.
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It found that she had been negligent in the use of public money over her decision, in 2008, to allow an out-of-court settlement in a legal dispute between the government and a businessman, Bernard Tapie.
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For example Bathabile Dlamini, who last year was found by the Constitutional Court to have been "reckless" and "grossly negligent" in her conduct before an inquiry into her ineptitude as the minister in charge of welfare payments.
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But Judge Williams said they had not proved that Lieutenant Rice was grossly negligent in failing to use a seatbelt on Mr. Gray or, indeed, that his failure to do so had led to Mr. Gray's death.
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"PG&E may also be able to avoid liability for certain claims (but not claims for property damage) if it is found not to have been negligent in the operation and maintenance of its equipment," he said.
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According to Herman, the countdown on the statute of limitations does not begin until it becomes clear the company was negligent in retaining a bad employee, which he says did not occur until Weinstein's public downfall this month.
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Old Colony Street Railway Co. (Supreme Court of Rhode Island, 1910) Summary: In this civil case, a railway company was found negligent in the death of an 85-year-old buggy driver; the jury awarded damages of $9,500.
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It was ruled by the Medical Board of California that his license be revoked due to him being "negligent in his care and treatment," not for prescribing the drug, but for not consulting a psychiatrist before doing so.
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The Great Falls Tribune reports a jury found a mortician at Miser Mortuaries in Conrad negligent in the decision to cremate 64-year-old Robert Yeager of Ulm after he died of liver and heart disease in October 2012.
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In closing arguments Thursday, John Allison, another attorney for Mita&aposs family, said the county was negligent in not sending the missing-person report to police so they could launch a search the night Mita didn&apost return home.
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Jurors ruled that Johnson & Johnson and DePuy were negligent in designing the implant; failed to warn physicians and patients about concerns over the product; failed to recall it; and intentionally misrepresented the product's effectiveness to patients and their doctors.
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A$AP filed a countersuit ... saying the landlord was negligent in maintaining the building, and that caused 2 floods in the unit -- one of 'em so bad, the rapper says he had to rent another place for a month.
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Indeed, under federal and state laws, negligence roughly means an "indifference" or careless attitude toward the proscribed conduct and with Comey calling the conduct "extremely careless," an argument can be made that Clinton was grossly negligent in her acts.
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Chairman Kent Gammon said that based on evidence presented at a hearing last month, the panel did not believe Livermore intended to take the substances to enhance his athletic performance but was negligent in applying for Therapeutic Use Exception.
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In April 2015, Chinese courts ruled two more Baijia-owned hospitals negligent in the death of one newborn and responsible for inflicting another with cerebral palsy (despite both hospitals transferring the infants to public hospitals at the last minute).
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The law was passed a day after families of around 80 of those killed in the crash filed a suit against Lufthansa's flight training school in the United States, alleging the school was negligent in its screening of Lubitz.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a 2-1 decision said a federal judge should not have dismissed Michele Nischan's lawsuit against Stratosphere Quality LLC because there was proof the company was negligent in addressing the incident.
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And it would fight their lawsuits on the grounds that the massacre was unforeseeable and that evidence did not show the company was negligent in allowing Mr. Paddock to store an arsenal in his hotel room, court filings suggest.
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A federal judge in California has dismissed a shareholder lawsuit accusing board members and executives at Banc of California of being negligent in their response to a scandal over the bank's alleged ties to a convicted Los Angeles fraudster.
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It was the third case in which a court found the Tokyo Electric Power Company — and the second to find the government — negligent in not preventing the meltdowns set off by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
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But the party may have to explain why, if the President is openly obstructing justice and abusing his powers, they are not using their ultimate weapon -- impeachment -- to stop him and whether they are being negligent in their constitutional duty.
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WASHINGTON — Republican senators charged Thursday that the Obama administration had missed warning signs of financial distress at nonprofit health insurance cooperatives that failed last year, but a top federal official denied that the government had been negligent in its supervision.
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Julia Geis-Clements and her husband, Lee Clements, allege that the midwife at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in London was negligent in properly teaching them to breastfeed — and observing them — immediately after the July 2012 birth of their daughter Cerys.
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In a decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan said ESCO founder Mitchell Barack plausibly alleged that Seward & Kissel was negligent in not performing any due diligence when it advised him on the sale of his company.
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The report also claims that financial institutions backing Agua Zarca, including the Netherlands Development Finance Institution (FMO) and Finnfund, were found to have been "willfully negligent," in failing to respect indigenous communities and their human rights as well as protecting Cáceres.
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" —Andrew Prokop Ruling: Misleading ——- Trump says: "When the FBI director says that the secretary of state was 'extremely careless' and 'negligent' in handling our classified secrets, I also know that these terms are minor compared to what she actually did.
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Because of those policies, and also because they've been completely negligent in a way that Facebook seems to, even if it's reactive, they do put people behind their platform and try to fix things when people call them on it.
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Mr. Arns said the lawsuit will assert that Mr. Cowell jumped a turnstile without paying his fare, that he should have been prevented from getting on a train, and that BART has been negligent in providing security for its riders.
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The condition of the limousine — and whether the company had been grossly negligent in overseeing its care — may be key factors in a criminal case against the company's operator, Nauman Hussain, who is facing manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges.
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Ambac Assurance UK will have to go to trial to prove that a JPMorgan unit was grossly negligent in investing a $1.65 billion portfolio in risky subprime securities ahead of the financial crisis, a New York state judge has ruled.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The engineer who fell asleep at the controls of a New York commuter train that derailed in 2013, killing four people and injuring 61, has sued the railroad, alleging it was negligent in failing to install an automatic braking system.
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The lawyers found that the governor may have taken part in the embezzlement of public funds, in addition to having been negligent in his performance of duty, and having illegally seized public works or services, the newspaper El Nuevo Dia reported Wednesday.
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Kesuma referred to a Jakarta court ruling on August 11 that found Sampoerna unit PT National Sago Prima negligent in relation to fires on 3,000 hectares of its concessions in Riau in 2014, and handed down fines totaling 1.07 trillion rupiah ($81.62 million).
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Robb in a memo sent to regional directors on Wednesday said unions in such cases are increasingly arguing that they were "merely negligent" in pursuing workplace grievances on behalf of members, which is generally not a violation of the National Labor Relations Act.
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The civil lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court accused Brown, who was hosting the event with musician Pia Mia Perez at the 1 OAK club on August 23, 2014, and the club's owners of being negligent in providing a safe environment.
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The wrestlers, who include Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, allege that the WWE knew about the potential for brain injury and was not only negligent in its failure to address it, but went so far as to withhold and cover up the risks as well.
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TOKYO — The Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant were negligent in not preventing the meltdowns in 211 that forced thousands of people to flee the area, a district court in eastern Japan ruled on Friday.
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"Recent reports and revelations from Dr. Nassar's sentencing hearings provide ample evidence that USAG and MSU were negligent in acting on reports of Nassar's abuse of more than 140 young women," the senators wrote to Kerry Perry, the president of USA Gymnastics.
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Cindy claims the medical workers were negligent in treating Frey's ulcerative colitis, failed to properly assess respiratory issues, failed to treat infection, failed to consider side effects of medications and didn't properly advise him of the risks to his health and life.
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Filed on Monday in Manhattan federal court, the lawsuit said Wells Fargo was negligent in not warning the couple, Hal and Marsha Duncan, that the wire transfer was highly suspect, and BNY Mellon should have done more to identify and report the fake bank website.
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The jurors found that the San Diego Unified School District was negligent in failing to prevent former Spanish teacher Toni Sutton from molesting the student over an eight-month period beginning when he was 15 and she was 37, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported .
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ROME — A year after approving the creation of a new tribunal to discipline bishops who covered up child sex abuse by priests, Pope Francis scrapped that plan on Saturday and issued new guidelines to oust those who have been "negligent" in handling such cases.
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Becerra's office has not determined whether PG&E is responsible for the fires and is not taking a position, but an investigation into the cause of the blazes could find the utility was negligent in maintaining or operating its power systems, according to CNN.
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The lawsuit also questions whether the appropriate background check was done before hiring Dr. Bello, and it alleges the hospital was negligent in permitting Dr. Bello to retain his hospital badge after he resigned in 2015, despite concerns about his aggressive behavior with the staff.
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Levin, a Democrat, insists that the state's Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) was negligent in switching to the system in 2013 and not providing adequate human oversight, resulting in a spike in fraud claims to nearly five times the number of claims that had previously been reported.
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The lawsuit names the school, which is based in Westchester, unnamed members of the school's Board of Trustees at the time, identified as John and Jane Doe, and the New York State Education Department as defendants, and claims that they were negligent in caring for the students.
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Dominique Huett (left) and Natassia Malthe Two more women came forward on Wednesday to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexually assaulting them, with one filing a $5 million civil lawsuit against the Weinstein Company saying executives were negligent in how they handled the producer's alleged abuse of women.
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Two challenges, in particular, have hindered effective legal and regulatory responses to breaches: determining whether a company was negligent in its security practices, and figuring out how to calculate the monetary value of stolen personal information and the harms inflicted on the people whose data was breached.
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Herman tells TMZ he believes the suit is not barred by the statute of limitations because Huett's suing TWC and the clock on the statute of limitations doesn't start running against a company until it becomes evident the company was negligent in retaining a bad employee.
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" Jordan and other Republicans continue to raise questions about why a draft of Comey's statement accused Clinton of being "grossly negligent" in handling classified information — a rarely used criminal threshold — while the FBI chief's final draft of the memo ultimately rebuked Clinton for being "extremely careless.
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Two challenges, in particular, have hindered effective legal and regulatory responses to breaches: determining whether a company was negligent in its security practices, and figuring out how to calculate the monetary value of stolen personal information and the harms inflicted on the people whose data was breached.
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"[It] minimizes the need for a full fledge[d] investigation to determine if some of these deaths could have been prevented, or whether the island's medical facilities were negligent in terms of providing treatment to their most vulnerable patients," writes Yordán, who is from Puerto Rico.
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According to new legal docs ... Jeffrey and Anabel Jones, along with Eddy Castellanos, want at least $1 million in damages, claiming Princess Cruise Lines was grossly negligent in allowing them to travel on the Grand Princess cruise ship when it allegedly knew there would be coronavirus exposure.
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The intrigue: The investment bank Barclays held an investor lunch in June to size up how much drug distributors could pay to settle allegations they were negligent in the shipping and monitoring of potent painkillers — allegations that have since been tied to newly released federal data.
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" Jordan and other Republicans continue to raise questions on why a draft of Comey's statement accused Clinton of being "grossly negligent" in handling classified information — a rarely used criminal threshold — while the FBI chief's final draft of the memo ultimately rebuked Clinton for being "extremely careless.
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In order to hold you responsible, your "conduct must be negligent in some respect, such as poor hygiene, hoarding, or bringing in discarded furniture from outside," said Bruce A. Cholst, a real estate lawyer in the New York City office of the law firm Anderson Kill.
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Mr. Jin acknowledged that one of the bank's five vice presidents, Hong Kyttack, a former finance official in South Korea, had taken a six-month leave after allegations that he had been negligent in giving loans to Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering during his tenure at the Korean Development Bank.
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Exclusive: Bangladesh panel finds insiders negligent in central bank heistIn his first detailed comments on the inquiry since a report was submitted to the government in May, former central bank governor Mohammed Farashuddin said the officials were low to mid-level and were not directly involved in the crime.
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Since it was the warrant (not the illegal questioning) that gave rise to the arrest, and since Mr Fackrell was "at most negligent" in questioning the suspect, his "errors in judgment hardly rise to a purposeful or flagrant violation of Mr Strieff's Fourth Amendment rights", the court held.
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While they will no doubt want to be held blameless, at least some appear to have been negligent in monitoring their admissions programs and others at a minimum clueless as to things like so-called student athletes gaining admission for sports they never played and won't play at the college level.
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A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday said Smithfield learned of the alleged harassment days before Lisa Cooper quit her job at a North Carolina plant in 2011, so she could not show that the meatpacking company was negligent in allowing it to continue.
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UBS Financial Services Inc of Puerto Rico was negligent in releasing the accounts to David Efrón, a Puerto Rico lawyer who withdrew all but $1.2 million from the account during a nine-month period, U.S. District Judge Pedro Alberto Delgado-Hernández in San Juan wrote in an opinion on March 31.
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"Perhaps Brad was a little naïve, and both I and perhaps Christine Laine were a little negligent in it not occurring to us that he should probably declare the previous money he got from the previous project," said Dr. Guyatt, an internal medicine physician and a distinguished professor at McMaster University.
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"State and federal elected officials have been negligent in allowing companies like Windstream [another lagging U.S. phone company] and Frontier—particularly for a business model that is mining a public safety telephone system for all it is worth—to charge as much as they can until the network literally rots," Mitchell said.
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Even if the agency's purposes are innocuous, it is extremely dangerous to concentrate such valuable data in the hands of government which has proven itself inept and negligent in protecting the data of its own employees from foreign and criminal elements who would not hesitate to use such information for nefarious purposes.
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While serving in one of the most senior positions in the United States Government, Hillary Clinton was at a minimum, grossly negligent in the handling of classified information and when confronted with this practice, acted immediately to destroy information and prevent a full, fair and complete investigation of any damage to national security.
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The administrative law judge, however, found only that she was negligent in not ensuring the change was properly disclosed to investors in reports issued before the sale of the securities, imposing a $7,10 fine and an order to cease and desist from future violations – not much more than a slap on the wrist.
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Suit accuses Juul of ignoring age restrictions online The suit further alleges that after the launch, Juul was negligent in its age-checking practices for online sales, sending e-cigarettes to more than 10,000 addresses in the state of Massachusetts between the years 2015 and 2018, without verifying the age of the recipient.
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Following a seven-year legal battle and a seven-month trial, Australia's federal court ruled Thursday that Johnson & Johnson and two affiliated companies that made the devices, Ethicon Sarl and Ethicon Inc, misled patients and doctors about the safety of the implants and were negligent in pushing the products to market without proper clinical tests.
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"The sheer volume of information that was properly classified as Secret at the time it was discussed on email (that is, excluding the "up classified" emails) supports an inference that the participants were grossly negligent in their handling of that information," the FBI's original draft read, according to a source who has seen it.
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On Monday, 21-year-old Paige Gasper filed a lawsuit against the Mandalay Bay and MGM Resorts International, the hotel's parent company, alleging that the hotel was "negligent or grossly negligent" in failing to notice or take precautions against the shooter stockpiling guns in his room, and that employees were not adequately trained to notice and report suspicious activity.
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Filed on Thursday in federal court in San Jose, California on behalf of the scheme's victims, the lawsuit alleges that PayPal was negligent in processing millions of dollars of investors' money for Utah-based Traffic Monsoon, which purported to be a revenue-sharing advertising company, even though it knew or should have known it was a Ponzi scheme.
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They argued that the manufacturers and distributors of assault rifles modeled on the AR-15 had been negligent in selling the weapons to civilians, who are not trained to handle a gun that is "designed to be used in combat to assault and kill enemies of war," as Joshua D. Koskoff, one of the families' lawyers, said in June.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the couple claims the PCL was grossly negligent in allowing them and thousands of other passengers onboard in late February ... when the ship's staff knew damn well at least 2 other passengers with coronavirus had just disembarked from a previous voyage -- and at least one of them died as a result.
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Brad Sohn, a lawyer who has represented players in cases against the N.F.L., said that he believed the change would force players to file disputes with an arbitrator, not the courts, which would eliminate potential damages a player could receive and close off a remedy if players believe a team has been negligent in handling their injury.
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Less than two months before the crash, Riley's parents had a limiter installed at a Tesla service center to prevent the vehicle from reaching over 85 mph, but it was removed at another Tesla service visit without his parents' knowledge, the law firm said here An additional count in the lawsuit alleges Tesla was negligent in the removal of the limiter.
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" The suit contends the airline was negligent in these duties: "Camp was allowed by American to move into the seat next to [the victim's] and repeatedly violate her body, space and privacy, including committing multiple separate criminal acts of sexual abuse against [the victim], despite Camp being noticeably impaired when he boarded the aircraft and his history of abusing illegal substances.
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The conclusion of the trial mirrored the gamut of emotions displayed during the week-long proceedings, with Jean's parents taking the stand with poignant testimony about their son, Guyger saying she wished she were the one who was shot and prosecutors describing the former cop as negligent in missing myriad signs that would have tipped her off that she was on the wrong floor, in the wrong apartment.
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An early draft of former FBI Director James Comey's statement closing out the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE email case accused the former secretary of State of having been "grossly negligent" in handling classified information, newly reported memos to Congress show.
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