Section 71 allows private persons to sue a firm for damages if a person performing a controlled function is not approved.

He concentrates on the risk that a living person might actually sue his client.

In the common law tradition, only a person could sue or be sued.

But the statute also says a person can sue in Federal court.

If someone breaks a contract, another person might sue him or her.

The person arrested sues the "assigned" officer, the only one whose name appears on the paperwork, for civil rights violations.

A person harmed by an improper disclosure could sue for damages.

Any person who has pornography forced on her or him could sue the perpetrator and the institution.

If not, the person been wrongfully arrested can sue the officer for damages.

If one of your employees causes an accident, can an injured person sue you and take your house, car, or savings account?