gross negligence

Could this be the biggest case of gross negligence in history?

In cases of gross negligence, the lid would come off.

The term gross negligence was never defined in the cases.

The Bush plan would limit such suits to cases of gross negligence.

I was fired the next day for gross negligence and misconduct.

To counter that, gross negligence or bad faith must be shown.

The case is used in teaching gross negligence in law.

But union officials testified that there was ample evidence of gross negligence.

If so, the law has been extended from gross negligence to carelessness.

Even worse, language in the House bill would make proving gross negligence almost impossible.

Gross negligence is a legal concept which means serious carelessness.

"We're not talking about gross negligence here," said one district director who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

The provisions would probably rather have been restricted to exclude gross negligence.

Only cases of "gross negligence" are presently excluded from the rate increases.

The denial of reality is an act of gross negligence.

The bill had used a standard of gross negligence or willful misconduct.

It is either a tale of grand perseverance or gross negligence.

Gross negligence or a deliberate effort to deceive had occurred.

The courts should continue to hold ski resorts liable for gross negligence.

However, according to both Assemblymen, the law does not protect volunteers against gross negligence.

In my opinion, to do so would be gross negligence and it must not be allowed to happen.

Examples help to show the distinction between carelessness and gross negligence.

No. 177, 1989, proposed to abolish manslaughter by gross negligence.

The administration also accused the utility of gross negligence.

In lawyer talk, only willful misconduct or gross negligence is a problem for an agent.