Sentences with phrase «cognizable injury»

Generally speaking you don't suffer a legally cognizable injury for standing purposes because of the manner in which the revenues collected via your taxes are spent, even if some or all of that spending is contrary to your strongly held religious or ethical principles.

Negligence is any conduct that creates an unreasonable risk of harm to others and is actionable when that risk creates a legally cognizable injury.

The Vass lead plaintiff presented a colorable, albeit unsubstantiated, claim under Chapter 93A, while the Shaulis court rejected its plaintiff's arguments about cognizable injury.

If someone has committed a crime, and in so doing has caused you a legally cognizable injury, you may also file a civil lawsuit.

Not exact matches

Successfully moved to dismiss the claim arguing that indirect economic harm from the loss of «key employee» services, absent any direct injury to the employer, is not cognizable — an issue addressed by only a handful of courts throughout the country and one of first impression in New Jersey.