avoid liability

They see the legislation as an industry push to avoid liability for unsafe or defective products.

A good landlord will encourage his tenants to report all known problems immediately to avoid potential liability for injuries.

In these circumstances, can the employer legitimately avoid liability under section 40(1)?

Avoiding liability totally can only be achieved by not serving any alcohol.

Board members were advised to create clear corporate governance policies and always to make decisions collectively to avoid serious liability.

To avoid crushing liability for service providers, Congress provided section 230(c) immunity.

The partners managed to avoid blame and liability by leaving Barkley to take all responsibility.

Privilege is the modern term applied to those considerations which avoid liability where it might otherwise follow.

"Now we're finding out that because of their low profile, and so little scrutiny, they are able to avoid liability or responsibility for these individuals."

"I don't think you should have to shout and interrupt the police officers" to avoid liability, he said.