What is our legal recourse in a situation like this?

But, if he could make them believe him, there still would be no legal recourse.

There is no legal recourse at all if they get it wrong.

At that time, property laws did not leave the wife with any legal recourse.

"It didn't really occur to me that I would have no legal recourse."

Many of the detainees have been held for a year or more without legal recourse.

Do I have any legal recourse to get back my security deposit or at least the eight years' worth of interest?

A man who lends you money does so at his own risk and has no legal recourse.

Those upon whom suspicion is cast have little legal recourse.

But most wanted to find a more legal recourse.

And we have to make sure that the parents receive every legal recourse."

If an insurance plan's decision caused injury or death, a patient would have no legal recourse.

Do we have any legal recourse to prevent him from serving on the board or finance committee?

If the right is then infringed, the author or director has legal recourse.

I wonder if Bret has any legal recourse in this.

Legal recourse in cases of theft and robbery is limited.

If these lawsuits go forward, lawyers expect many more families to seek legal recourse.

Due process comes in that people challenging the warrant have a legal recourse to a government action.

The teacher additionally implied that there would be legal recourse if necessary.

Do we have any legal recourse to protect our privacy and allow us a decent night's sleep?

There is, historically, very little legal recourse taken in cases of joke theft.

The majority of victims of violence have no legal recourse.

While you have the right to pursue legal recourse, that decision is yours."

What is the point in recognising rights if no legal recourse is possible?

The board has said it has no legal recourse to block the video shop.