LEGAL DEFENSE COVERAGE Sample Clauses

LEGAL DEFENSE COVERAGE. A. The City will forward $80.00 monthly to the Association for each Unit member who is on active payroll status for the purpose of contributing to the Association’s legal defense fund payments.
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LEGAL DEFENSE COVERAGE. The Society shall pay one-hundred percent (100%) of the premium for a comprehensive liability insurance providing incidental professional liability to the employee. The policy will provide general liability insurance and errors and omissions liability insurance. In any case of dispute or interpretation, the insurance plan document shall be the governing document. The legal expenses insurance policy reimburses one-hundred percent (100%) of legal costs (i.e. lawyers fees and disbursements) to a maximum of $100,000 in respect of each claim, in defending a charge under the Criminal Code of Canada and/or any statute of the Province of Ontario (other than the Highway Traffic Act) until the court finds guilt or there is a plea of guilt or charges are dropped before getting to court or charges are withdrawn in court. In a case in which the Society believes that the employee is innocent of the charge and the legal costs exceed $100,000, it will cover additional legal costs up to a maximum of $25,000. Where the legal costs exceed $125,000 and the Society believes that the employee is innocent of the charge it will endeavor to seek funding to cover the costs. The Society will only cover additional costs until the court finds guilt or there is a plea of guilt or charges are dropped before getting to court or charges are withdrawn in court. The Society agrees that in situations where criminal charges have been laid against an employee and on review the Society is satisfied that:
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LEGAL DEFENSE COVERAGE. 41 Compensation................................................. 42 Salaries ................................................................ 42 Length Of Service Pay...................................... 43 Post Certificates................................................. 44 Field Training Officer.......................................... 44 Acting Pay Assignments................................... 44
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