legal recourse

If the latter experiences a financial loss, however, legal recourse against an agent is often attempted.

If an employee is maltreated by his employer, he may want to retaliate, and he may not be able to get legal recourse.

The final legal recourse available to Blume and Holt was an appeal to the United States Supreme Court.

Despite the obvious deception, the investor told me that he again had no legal recourse.

Through this legal recourse, Tencent was able to protect its intangible asset and protect its customers from potential transaction fraud.

Moreover, a Chinese company switching to a Chinese auditor will limit investors' legal recourse to mainland Chinese courts.

Denied access to legal recourse, religious radicals increasingly appear the victims of an arbitrary government.

They're seeking more opportunity for improved working conditions and for legal recourse for injustices.

Alarmingly, there is no institutional or legal recourse that the EU can fall back on to enforce the rules.

The role of trust in commercial transactions is really much more complicated than our confidence in legal recourse.

Given that parkland grazing is illegal, the aggrieved pastoralists are left with no legal recourse.

as well as expose the user to other legal recourse for collection and punitive damages.

Disgruntled parties have little legal recourse when they clash with local officials.

So what in the world do we do about the fact that women are in such danger, and have little legal recourse?

If they have disagreements in the future, they will not have a legal (recourse).