Sentences with phrase «victim take legal action against»
If you are in public and will only post pictures online without their permission, can the victim take legal action against you?
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Frustrated by the crime, the widow of one of the victims takes legal action against the maker of the firearm used to kill her husband on allegations that the company is accountable for the use of their product.
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His victim, who is now in his 40s, is taking legal action against the Church of England for personal injury caused as a result of the abuse suffered.
Current New York law gives child victims five years after they turn 18 to take legal action against a sexual predator.
Speaking to Citi News, Mahama Ayariga indicated that, victims should consider taking legal action against the owners of the gas depot.
Farrell is among a group of advocates who want to expand New York's current statute of limitations, which is the strictest in the nation and grants victims just five years past their 18th birthdays to take legal action against attackers.
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By taking legal action against the party at fault, victims of truck accidents may be entitled to compensation for their medical bills, lost wages, and other damages resulting from the incident.
In many circumstances, the victim or surviving family members may have reason to take legal action against a property owner who failed to provide adequate security that could have prevented such dangerous events.
Luckily, victims can take legal action against the negligent driver.
I have been appointed Belgian member of Fraudnet, the global network of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC — Commercial crime services), that provides fraud victims with a first local - point - of - contact service using legal specialists that can help, and the resource of a global network of partners to investigate and take action against fraudsters in foreign jurisdictions, increasing the chances of recovering losses (http://www.icc-ccs.org/home/fraudnet).