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contingency

[kuhn-tin-juhn-see] / kənˈtɪn dʒən si /


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That is enough, they say, for them to earn a living and risk taking cases on a contingency fee basis — meaning, if they lose, they don’t get paid.

From Los Angeles Times

Its putative target is contingency fees, which are typically percentages of the payouts awarded by juries or through negotiations.

From Los Angeles Times

But the report warns that there is a tight construction schedule overall with little contingency in the next five years, so delivery dates could slip further.

From BBC

Maersk said it has contingency plans in place should the security situation deteriorate, which may necessitate reverting individual sailings or the wider service back to the Cape of Good Hope route.

From The Wall Street Journal

There were no contingencies at that point that the buyer could leverage, so he had no legal right to get out of the contract.

From The Wall Street Journal