The phrase "an action for liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a lawsuit or legal proceeding aimed at establishing responsibility for a particular harm or damage.
Example: "The plaintiff filed an action for liability against the manufacturer for the defective product that caused injury."
Alternatives: "a claim for damages" or "a lawsuit for accountability".
Liability to an action for damages has that tendency as well a fine.
After settling claims against the health center and clinician, Levine brought an action for damages against Wyeth, relying on common-law negligence and strict-liability theories.
The order sustaining the demurrers to plaintiff's amended complaints alleging a cause of action for strict liability is reversed.
In so doing, we expressly declined to follow other jurisdictions in adopting the tort-based abusive discharge cause of action for imposing "liability on employers where employees have been discharged for disclosing illegal activities on the part of their employers", being of the view "that such a significant change in our law is best left to the Legislature" (id. at 301).
(2), and substituted "An action to recover the liability prescribed in either of the preceding sentences" for "Action to recover such liability".
I write separately to emphasize that this Court is not in a position to predict every situation where a tortfeasor's actions may have an adverse effect on a party's economic interests, a party with a "sufficiently close nexus or relationship" to the tortfeasor such that the tortfeasor's actions may form the basis for liability.
I do not, and cannot, endeavor to predict every situation where a tortfeasor's actions may have an adverse effect on a party's economic interests, and when under the Court's opinion those actions may form the basis for liability.
The complaint contains five causes of action: nuisance, strict liability for failure to warn, strict liability for design defect, negligence, and negligent failure to warn.
Some of them are raising the issue of Israeli government actions as a strategic liability for the United States, and that question animated a seder held in April by influential officials and advisers in Bethesda, Md .A debate broke out there over where to draw the line when considering American support for Israel's government.
(a Conditions for liability.
In this case Ben-Ami is quoted as saying 'he represents Jews who... are raising the issue of Israeli government actions as a strategic liability for the United States.'.
