If someone said the following statement within context, are they correct?

"Please be sure to conduct yourself professionally with me at all times through all manners of contact as I will reserve the right to take lawful action against you should that be necessary in accordance with applicable laws."

"Lawful action" is not "lawful physical action"

An example of a "lawfulaction" would be "legal action" providedthere aregrounds for that.

An example of a "lawfulaction" would be "filing a complaint" against a person providedthere aregrounds for that.

For example: if a person behaves unprofessionally in their role as a Sheriff's Office Volunteer, a person has the right to take "lawful action" against them. That "lawful action" could be to "file a complaint" against them."Filing a complaint" is an example of a "lawful action"Please keep in mind that this is just an example.

For example: if a Californian registered nurse engages in unprofessional conduct, a person has the right to take "lawful action" against that nurse. That "lawful action" could be to "file a complaint" against that nurse with the Board of Registered Nursing.

For example: if a Californian licensed veterinarian causes harm to animal patients, a person has the right to take "lawful action" against that veterinarian.That "lawful action" could be to "file a complaint" against that veterinarian with the Veterinary Medical Board.

Is my use of "lawful action" correct above?