At risk for kidnapping, rape, robbery, assault and stabbing, sex workers don't often have legal recourse, and when they do report their assaults to the police, they frequently find their livelihood held against them – even when their work is legal, as pornography is.
"Nothing prevents Mylan from seeking judicial recourse if and when FDA renders a final exclusivity decision that is not to Mylan's liking," Boasberg said in the ruling, quoting an FDA document.
For Main Street investors, Clayton notes that there are "substantially less investor protection" than in traditional securities markets and cautions that this lack of protection creates greater opportunities for fraud and market manipulation (which… yeah, of course… and it also means there's less recourse for investors if and when things go badly).
Postdocs should have a right to negotiate and recourse when they have grievances, argue two UC Berkeley postdocs who did not want to be named.
Olaya also anticipates more subcontracting in Colombian industries -- an already-prevalent practice that leaves workers with few benefits and little recourse when it comes to wages and working conditions.
Saddled with a corporate media that marches in lockstep with the government, elected officials who dance to the tune of their corporate benefactors, and a court system that serves to maintain order rather than mete out justice, Americans often feel as if they have no voice and no recourse when it comes to holding government officials accountable and combatting rampant corruption and injustice.
While there are several places to investigate the reliability of American retailers, like the local Better Business Bureau or Direct Marketing Association, consumers may have far fewer sources and less recourse when it comes to overseas businesses.
Yet, across sectors, there is relatively little attention paid to these critical activities, which leaves the most vulnerable communities including low-income families, senior citizens and women without recourse when disaster inevitably strikes.
And the freelancer has little recourse, especially when the amount owed is hardly worth the cost of pursuing a legal action.
After some time, I realized that I did not want to change who I am and decided to discontinue therapy and had no recourse when doing so.
Congress did not originally intend to give the president this recourse when it enacted the law during the post-Watergate reform era that has governed how and when presidents may invoke emergency-power statutes.
