- TORT
- Cause for a lawsuit
- Civil wrong
- Libel, for one
- Basis for fashioning a suit?
- ___ law
- Libel, e.g.
- Wrongful act, in law
- Legal wrong
- Civil-suit basis
- Cause for legal action
- Cause of civil action
- Civil suit cause
- Grounds for a suit
- Grounds for a lawsuit
- Slander, e.g.
- American Museum of _____ Law (Ralph Nader-founded Connecticut museum)
- Reason to bring action
- Subject studied by a 1L
- Wrong for an action
- Civil offense
- Wrongful act
- Suit material?
- Libel or fraud
- Subject of proposed legal reform
- Basis of a lawsuit
- Libel, for instance
- Civil injustice
- Libel or assault, e.g.
- Suit material, perhaps
- Basis for a suit
- Basis of some civil suits
- Reason to sue
- Basis for a lawsuit
- Slander or trespass, e.g.
- Assault or battery
- Lawsuit basis, often
- Wrong tried in civil court
- Legal firm
- Civil action vehicle
- Legal misdeed
- It may lead to a suit
- Lawsuit basis
- Source of a suit
- Suit basis
- Suit source
- Actionable offense
- Battery, e.g.
- Libel or slander
- Material for a suit
- Cause for civil action
- Fraud, e.g.
- Basis of a suit
- Legal injury
- Slander or trespass
- Battery, for example
- Libel or trespassing
- Trespassing, e.g.
- Defamation, e.g.
- Nuisance or fraud
- Trespass, for instance
- Trespassing, for instance
- Trespassing or slander
- Fraud, for instance
- Wrong in court
- Cause for a civil action
- Injustice
- Makings of a suit
- Private wrong.
- Wrongful act: Law.
- Breach of contract, in law.
- Injury or damage for which a civil action can be brought.
- Legal wrong, such as trespass.
- Wrongful act not involving breach of contract.
- A damage, in law.
- Basis for a civil action in court.
- Lawyer's word.
- Damage, in law.
- Basis for a civil action: Law.
- Basis of a damage suit: Law.
- Civil wrong: Law.
- Legal term.
- Legal terms.
- Legal matter.
- Docket entry.
- Legal document.
- Civil injury
- Lawyer's concern
- A wrongful act, to a lawyer
- Act studied in law school
- Basis for a civil suit
- Wrongful act, to an LL.B.
- Wrongful act, to lawyers
- Wrongdoing, to a judge
- Apt rhyme for court
- Type of civil wrong
- A civil wrongdoing
- Cause for a civil suit
- Suable wrong
- Wrong, to an LL.B.
- Civil wrong in law
- Cause for a suit
- Illegality
- Suit for Belli
- Matter to go to court over
- Kind of damages
- Reason for a suit
- Wrong
- Trespass, e.g.
- Reason for compensation
- Reason for pressing a suit
- Reason to press a suit, perhaps
- Start of a suit
- Injury, in law
- Wrong that's adjudicated in court
- Slander or libel
- Trespassing, for one
- One might result from negligence
- Ralph Nader's American Museum of ___ Law
- Actionable misdeed
- Fraud, for example
- It may be part of a suit
- It may result in damages
- ___ reform (political issue)
- Wrongful act, legally
- __ reform (subject of a questionable 1995 Democratic fund-raising request)
- Act that may lead to civil liability
- Legal damage
- It's legally wrong
- Suit for Cochran
- Assault or battery, e.g.
- Legal wrongdoing
- Breach of contract, e.g.
- Basis for pressing a suit, maybe
- A legal wrong
- Civil wrongdoing
- *Skew
- Legally it's wrong
- Belli specialty
- Law school subject
- Civil wrong, in court
- Grounds for a civil suit
- Fraud or trespassing
- Nuisance or trespass
- Slander, legally
- Trespassing, legally speaking
- Cause of suit
- Injury
- It's no crime
- Damages may result from it
- __ reform
- Libel or slander, e.g.
- Certain injustice
- Suit case?
- Unlawful act
- Basis for a civil action
