It's like being aggrieved because Gloria Steinem doesn't like your strip-o-gram.
With 64,000 plaintiffs, the dollar amount per aggrieved, not discounting for lawyers' fees and the like, is just a touch over $5,000.
[New York Post] Transit officials consider night-time visits to aggrieved neighbors of the Second Avenue subway project to hear what it sounds like in their apartments.
Presumably, there were other, more recent victims of his bombings — other family members, like Dornstein, who felt aggrieved.
Ms. Allred, who specializes in high profile, and often highly aggrieved, clients like Rachel Uchitel, the alleged mistress of Tiger Woods, said Ms. Whitman was aware of Ms. Diaz-Santillan's status but chose to ignore it.
They are likely to feel especially aggrieved.
Some, like Circuit City, cap the awards aggrieved employees may seek.
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The "no victims, no excuses" motto, she stated, was extremely important because if one felt like a victim, one felt "aggrieved" or wronged, and "the twin to aggrieved is entitlement".
"They don't like living in sewers," said Mr Jukes, sounding aggrieved.
Ben Lapin founded the firm, with Mitchell Markowitz, in 2003 to help aggrieved clients of Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Charles Schwab and the like recoup their losses.
