Civil actions may not be brought against the PBGC after the later of:
Instead, Kennard wrote, "plaintiff has taken the same position--that she was sexually harassed in the course of employment--in two different forums, the workers' compensation proceeding and the
civil action against defendants."
Next, it is unquestionable that intentional violations of Miranda will continue to spur future
civil actions against law enforcement officers.
[sections] 760.11(5) (1995), one-year statute of limitations for filing
civil actions "after the date of determination of reasonable cause by the commission" apply also upon the commission's failure to make any determination as to "reasonable cause" within 180 days as contemplated in FLA.
Susan and Mark MacDonald are seeing lawyers in a bid to bring a
civil action against the teenager.
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Civil actions for damages, attorneys' fees, and other appropriate relief by persons suffering harm due to the violation.
Kenny's admissions came in a 476-page deposition in a Texas
civil action, brought by one of at least four women he admitted having affairs with.
California requires that
civil actions for recovery of damages that were suffered as a result of domestic violence must be brought within three years from the date of the most recent act of violence, or within three years of the discovery that the injury resulted from domestic violence.(7)
Since success was mixed, they sought and won an addition to 1995's HB2644: Survey violations and monetary penalties weren't admissible as proof or evidence in
civil actions.
In 1998 five of the priest's victims planned
civil actions against him and the archdiocese.
Under VFCP, certain persons can avoid potential ERISA
civil actions and the assessment of civil penalties from DOL investigations or
civil actions; see 67 Fed.
The appeals court also held that the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA) that barred federal
civil actions by prisoners for mental or emotional injuries without a showing of physical injury, did not foreclose an action for nominal or punitive damages for violations that did not involve a physical injury.
