Yes, you can be legally liable for accidents resulting from mechanical failures on your vehicle if it can be proven that you were negligent in maintaining or repairing your vehicle. It is important to regularly maintain and inspect your vehicle to prevent mechanical failures that could lead to accidents.
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It is definitely a mixture, but don't know what is meant by 'mechanical' so I leave it up to you to clarify.
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Forensic engineers play a crucial role in investigating incidents related to structural failures, accidents, or product malfunctions, using their technical expertise to analyze evidence and determine causes. They also provide expert testimony in legal proceedings, helping to clarify complex engineering concepts for judges and juries, thereby aiding in the resolution of disputes. Their work combines engineering principles with legal standards, making them vital in both civil and criminal cases.
You clarify something for someone. For example, you could say, "Can you clarify this for me?"
Perhaps it will clarify things for you if I tell you that "clarify" is a verb.Before adding it we must clarify the butter.Does that clarify things well enough for you?
Clarify what you mean. My teacher asked me to clarify my ideas and rewrite my essay.
"to clarify".
Here are some example questions with the word clarify:Can you clarify for me what your job is?Would you clarify what you mean by "modern literature"?How would you clarify the question "How old is he?" for other readers?
Clarify. That seems to be the opposite.
The future perfect tense of clarify is will have clarified.
Synonyms for clarify include explain, elucidate, and make clear.