Translation of "Risque de préjudice pour un accusé " (French → English) :

real risk of damage

unreasonable risk of harm

assess health care users' risk for harm | evaluate health care users' risk for harm | assess healthcare users' risk for harm | assess healthcare user's risk for harm

risk of injury | risk of loss

unreasonable risk of harm

Over the years the need for a risk assessment method based on the principle of ‘reporting without punishment’ has made itself felt more strongly in all Western countries. Such an approach could help to establish the causes of adverse events or potential risks, but it must definitely not create a situation in which patients are – firstly – exposed to risk or even harmed as a result of undergoing medical treatment and – secondly – deprived of means of redress affording the possibility of compensation without delay.

286. Draws attention to the reversal of the burden of proof in this case, such that the focus is not on the culpability of the accused but it is necessary for the accused himself to seek to prove his innocence before a series of courts; draws attention to the fact that Mr Dalli has contested the voluntary character and the lawfulness of his resignation before the General Court of the European Court of Justice which might result in an award of damages to the detriment of the taxpayer and has also launched an action in defamation again ...[+++]st Swedish Match before the Belgian authorities;

282. Draws attention to the reversal of the burden of proof in this case, such that the focus is not on the culpability of the accused but it is necessary for the accused himself to seek to prove his innocence before a series of courts; draws attention to the fact that Mr Dalli has contested the voluntary character and the lawfulness of his resignation before the General Court of the European Court of Justice which might result in an award of damages to the detriment of the taxpayer and has also launched an action in defamation again ...[+++]st Swedish Match before the Belgian authorities;

The European Parliament welcomes the Commission's work towards a coherent European approach to collective request stressing that "victims of unlawful practices – citizens and companies alike – must be able to claim compensation for their individual loss or damage suffered, in particular in the case of scattered and dispersed damages, where the cost risk might not be proportionate to the damages suffered".[28] Moreover, it underlines "the possible benefits of collective judicial actions in terms of lower costs and greater legal certainty for claimants, defendants and the judicial system alike by avoiding parallel litigation of similar cla ...[+++]ims"[29].