Sentences with phrase «legal recourse if»

Be wary of such a situation; if there is a complaint against your pet, you have little to no legal recourse if you are ordered to remove it or sell your unit.

It's illegal to hire an unlicensed contractor, and a contract with one is not enforceable under law; that means owners have no legal recourse if they do not fulfill the agreement.

Do I have any legal recourse if not offered the position?

National Bank of Australia (NAB) has taken a more cautionary tone, with a representative stating that «[the Australian Securities and Investments Commission] advises that, as most of the virtual currency exchange platforms are generally not regulated, customers may not be protected or have any legal recourse if the platform fails or is hacked.»

ASIC advises that, as most of the virtual currency exchange platforms are generally not regulated, customers may not be protected or have any legal recourse if the platform fails or is hacked.

Warning that the use of bitcoins as an investment tool is limited because there is no underlying asset and the virtual currency is subject to high volatility, the central bank said speculators are at risk, as they would have no legal recourse if there is a loss of confidence in the cryptocurrency or if they are victims of theft from hackers.

The report also states that LG Electronics is even considering legal recourse if Samsung refuses to withdraw the advertisement.

The state of New York has enacted laws specifically to help protect construction workers and give them the right to legal recourse if they are injured working in an unsafe environment.

We protect your rights as a father, ensuring that you have fair access long - term, and provide you with the means of legal recourse if you are being denied access.

And, do customers have adequate grounds for legal recourse if their devices become compromised because the vendor or provider have failed to push out an available update?

I think what needs to be more broadly recognised is that backing a project of this nature * is * a risk, and you have * no * legal recourse if it goes awry other than being butthurt on reddit, and it's up to you whether or not you throw your money into what may ultimately be a big hole in the ground with hope, dreams and probably some veiled cynicism at the bottom.

When a purchase contract details the terms, the buyer has legal recourse if the seller doesn't uphold his or her end of the bargain.

To answer your final question: No, you have no legal recourse if the mortgage is denied, unless you can prove that they violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

If it's no longer around, the condo board (the group of volunteers who manage the building's affairs) may have no legal recourse if major flaws are discovered later on.

We have substantial protection against dismissal for refusal to violate the law and for refusal to go against our consciences, and substantial legal recourse if this does occur.

Traders in the United Kingdom have the leeway to engage any brokers of their choice.The problem is that there will be no legal recourse if they trade with a broker who is not licensed in the EU.

Moreover, the statements these workers make, particularly CEOs of public real estate firms like Hurley, are subject to legal recourse if investors or clients feel misled or kept in the dark.

Not exact matches

Truth is an absolute defense to defamation — you might wish a customer hadn't said something derogatory about your business, but if what that customer said is true... you have no legal recourse.

And if the loan isn't documented, you may find yourself with no legal recourse.

Unless they are physically assaulted, the victims of harassment do not have the same legal recourse they'd get if they were coworkers.

(Most bank and credit card account contracts include arbitration clauses, which limit your recourse if you have a legal issue with the company.)

It's unclear whether this individual is facing any legal recourse, or if law enforcement is involved.

If a school oversigns, the player has no legal recourse, and nothing happens to the school.

If this happens, you have no legal recourse under the current law.

«I demand ICE immediately cease and desist this pattern of conduct, and if they fail to do so, I will pursue all available legal recourse and commit to doing everything in my power to protect the rights and safety of all New Yorkers.

If Trump is truly libeled or slandered in the press, he knows he has legal recourse through the courts; he has tried it before unsuccessfully.

If the Treasury chose to pay some debt holders and not others, would the ones who got paid have any legal recourse due to the government actually being in default to some of its debtors?

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.

«I think that if social media doesn't do the job for Unistella, then there is more traditional legal recourse as well.»

Adding various kinds of restrictions and extra conditions to the loan reduces the lender's uncertainty about when they'll be receiving money, and also gives them a greater range of legal recourse to get it sooner (since they can pursue the borrower right away if they violate any of the conditions, rather than having the wait until they die without having paid their debt).

If you are concealing the existence of the bullion for tax or some other purpose you have no legal recourse.

Bankruptcy is the most effective way to stop creditor harassment because if they don't stop, bankruptcy gives you legal recourse to sue them in court.

If one party falls through on their responsibilities, the other will have legal recourse.

This means if you do not own a home or a car to put up as collateral he financial institution will only have legal recourse to get their money back should you default on paying according to the terms of your loan.

If you think a debt collector could be violating the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, contact an attorney to see if you have any legal recoursIf you think a debt collector could be violating the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, contact an attorney to see if you have any legal recoursif you have any legal recourse.

Legal recourse is certainly one possible option, and if that's the only one you can think of, then go ahead and put that in your answer (that would essentially just be «talk to a lawyer»).

Umbrella insurance can also cover you if your neighbor decides to seek legal recourse.

If so, you may have some legal recourse to pursue based on the laws in your state and the loan contract.

No matter when the dog is claimed, if the dog appears to have been truly neglected (as opposed to sick because it was lost so long), ECSCA - RP may decide not to return the dog and seek legal recourse, or ask that the dog be signed over to ECSCA - RP.

Consumer protection Once a merchant or online retailer has your cash, your only recourse if you're dissatisfied is convincing the seller you deserve a refund or exchange, or resorting to lengthy legal complaints.

It's better — because if the private company has formal written agreements in place, they can at least have some recourse for compensation if someone like Phil Jones or his employer UEA loses track of their legal agreements and ends up harming the private companies financial interest by failing to supply these things to an adjudicator.

The Court has often said, indeed for example in this case, that «the choice must rest on objective factors that are amenable to judicial review and these include the aim and content of that measure», also stating that, if there are multiple legal bases, the legislation should be based on the dominant legal basis (if recourse to a dual legal basis is not possible).

Yet, if you have been denied a job, a promotion or other work benefit due to an employer discriminating against you for one of the above personal characteristics, you have a legal recourse.

If a family member or loved one has passed away as a result of another individual's actions or negligence or those of a company or organization responsible for the death, it is absolutely essential to hire a Lafayette injury lawyer to seek legal recourse for your loss.

If your insurance claim was denied, you may have legal recourse.

If you or someone close to you has been injured in a boating accident due to the negligence of another person, you may have legal recourse for the losses you have suffered.

You should work with an attorney to determine if you have any legal recourse.

If mediation fails, you may still have legal recourse.

If you or a loved one sustained injuries in a car crash, you have legal recourse.

If a person on a bicycle is involved in a crash with a car, they are given a number of options for legal recourse to receive compensation for their injuries.