Sentences with phrase «legal recourse after»
Does an accident victim have any legal recourse after a motor vehicle accident caused — not by another driver's negligence — but by conditions of the road itself?
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In the case of fraud where the home seller should have known and disclosed certain damages or defects the home buyer may have legal recourse after the purchase.
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This also avoids any legal recourse back to them; after all, it was free!
After their 23rd birthday, they have no legal recourse.
«We believe any time that an individual comes up with the courage to go after their perpetrator that abused them in any way, including and especially sexually as a child, they should have the recourse and the legal ability to go after these perpetrators, these monsters,» Kennedy said, «hold them accountable, put them in jail.»
Or, as you say, we have legal means of recourse — if somebody is harmed by a product, but if the regulatory agency is moving slowly, and if there are efforts in Washington to deprive consumers of legal means — namely, law suits — to go after companies they think have harmed them, then that leaves us in a rough position.
After that time, it will usually be dropped from your credit report, but the original holder of the debt may still have legal recourse to claim it from you.
If you face discrimination after being outed, you may not have much legal recourse, based on where you live and what laws apply.