Lawyers are increasingly at risk from disgruntled clients.

Costa has no legal obligation to reimburse its customers for consequential losses, but its refusal to do so leaves disgruntled clients with little hope of reparation.

There are increasing postings on websites from disgruntled clients about individual firms.

To date, most reviews are positive; but a few disgruntled clients have enjoyed venting their frustration.

Years later a disgruntled employee on his own way out sabotaged a football bulletin with the clip.

I do not write as a disgruntled employee or a bitter shareholder.

Some senior sources at the bank, however, said this was more than a one-off rant from a disgruntled employee.

Another disgruntled employee argued that pay levels and perks were not high enough, which would hamper the bank's recovery.

The taunts have led police to consider the possibility that a 'disgruntled employee' might be behind the disruptive activity.

Given their deep pockets, the firms are inevitably a more attractive target for disgruntled investors than the directors.

There will be some respite for disgruntled investors this week when the full-year results are announced.

Last year it removed all exit penalties from the funds, making it easier for disgruntled investors to leave.

Last year disgruntled investors called for the group to sell the stake and the issue was back on the agenda at this year's annual meeting.

Current practice, on occasion, provides a platform for point-scoring by disgruntled investors.

There's a final reason why a handful of disgruntled members seems like an army.

Their disgruntled members have been active in the yellow vest movement.

Disgruntled members claim they are 'lions led by donkeys', and several have cancelled their membership.

No doubt their lines are clogged with thousands of other disgruntled members.

While we might not retain disgruntled members, their loss may point out personal shortcomings that, when corrected, will help us with other people in the future.

The city's disgruntled residents have since lambasted his record on homelessness.

Apparently, according to some disgruntled residents, it 'lowers the tone'.

Disgruntled residents across the country will be holding their breath for the next instalment.

The board appreciates the need for action not only to placate the fans but to appease disgruntled shareholders before next month's annual meeting.

There were no targets attached to the awards, which disgruntled shareholders described as 'pay for respiration'.

His message to disgruntled shareholders was that he would work unpaid until the fortunes of the company had been restored.

With hindsight, the disgruntled shareholders would have done better if they had kept quiet.

He could face some disgruntled shareholders.

Another disgruntled voter points out that he's not too busy 'to write the odd heavyweight biography or two'.

Polls suggest that extremist parties are tempting a growing proportion of disgruntled voters.

This could allow disgruntled voters an opportunity to seek performance by the newly elected or compensation for their failure to do so.

Yet the fastest-growing threat to company's data security comes in the shape of the disgruntled worker.

A disgruntled worker at a nuclear power plant didn't fire off an angry e-mail or post compromising pictures of his colleagues on the internet.

Taxpayers currently pay more than 2m a year on lawyers for disgruntled workers to claim wrongful dismissal.

Disgruntled workers will take to the streets to test his resolve to drive through reforms.

Disgruntled workers are said to be targeting key client databases or financial information which they smuggle out when they leave.