Sentences with phrase «pursue civil remedies»

The Supreme Court disagreed, holding that when a plaintiff sues under Section 1278.5 and claims that his or her staff privileges have been terminated in retaliation for reporting patient safety concerns, that plaintiff can pursue civil remedies immediately without first obtaining a mandamus judgment in his or her favor to overturn the hospital's administrative decision.

CCLA also intervened in the Supreme Court of Canada, and the Quebec Court of Appeal, in the case of Kazemi et al. v. Iran et al., to argue that individuals who have been tortured, and their families, must have the right to pursue a civil remedy against a foreign State.

Anyone who seeks to deal with monetary or contract matters must pursue a civil remedy through legal proceedings.

Not exact matches

And he also said his decision not to prosecute «does not foreclose the BOE or others from pursuing any civil or regulatory action that they determine might be warranted by these facts; such a remedy might well provide guidance to those involved in the electoral process.»

(b) In appropriate cases, the Office of Inspector General may pursue criminal or civil remedies against a service agent.

The handler of the service animal incapacitated, injured or killed shall have the right to pursue any and all civil remedies available to recover damages for medical and veterinary expenses, rehabilitation or replacement of the service animal, and lost wages, transportation expenses or other expenses directly related to the temporary or permanent loss of the service animal.

The Climate Science Legal Defense Fund fully intends to pursue all possible actionable civil remedies to the fullest extent of the law.

It is important to note that, although many of these statutes appear to create a broad right to pursue restitution through civil remedies, they may have certain limitations.

Mr. McShane has defended public contractors in bid protest actions and construction defect litigation, pursued commercial code and contract remedies for financial institutions and corporations, prosecuted and defended legal malpractice cases and protected lenders» interests in bankruptcy estates and civil forfeiture cases.

However, Davis Wright defends its position, asserting that its clients asked the firm to pursue recovery of fees, which is a well - established civil rights remedy.

However, the most significant limitation on Personal Injury remedies is that, when a person is injured at work or while doing do one's job, the injured person must pursue their claim through the Workers Compensation system and can not sue in Civil Court, to recover for his or her injuries.

However, the most significant limitation on Personal Injury remedies is that, when a person is injured at work or during do one's job, the injured person must pursue their claim through the Workers Compensation system and can not sue in Civil Court, to recover for his or her injuries.

However, the most significant limitation on personal injury remedies is that, when a person is injured at work or while doing do one's job, the injured person must pursue their claim through the Workers Compensation system and can not sue in Civil Court, to recover for his or her injuries.

Thus, it appears that even if an adverse administrative decision is rendered against the complainant, a civil remedy may be pursued without first obtaining a favorable mandamus judgment if the complainant feels his or her complaint has not been satisfactorily addressed.

While this is true, there are also civil remedies which can be pursued if you are injured due to an assault or battery.

While the unjust dismissal provisions of the CLC displace the employer's common law right to dismiss employees without cause and without reasons, federally - regulated employers should be aware that non-unionized employees who are nonetheless dismissed without cause can opt to pursue the common law remedy of reasonable notice of termination or pay in lieu via a civil action in court.

Further, F.S. 415.111 allows for civil remedy (a lawsuit) for vulnerable adults who have been abused, neglected or exploited to pursue litigation against any perpetrator to recover both actual and punitive damages.

Represented a regional construction firm and its owner in a five - year federal grand jury investigation of minority business enterprise fraud, persuading federal prosecutors not to pursue criminal charges or seek civil remedies against the firm or any of its employees.

Post-conviction relief is a civil remedy that can be pursued in addition to any direct appeals you make.

You already have civil remedies to pursue your monetary damages, and you already knew that.

Fisher seemingly elected to pursue only a civil remedy and forego a criminal remedy.