Sentences with phrase «utility law lawyer»

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Mr. Baker has a law degree from the University of Florida School of Law, and his experience as a lawyer and member of the board of a large public utility company also contributes important risk management and regulatory oversight skills to the Boalaw degree from the University of Florida School of Law, and his experience as a lawyer and member of the board of a large public utility company also contributes important risk management and regulatory oversight skills to the BoaLaw, and his experience as a lawyer and member of the board of a large public utility company also contributes important risk management and regulatory oversight skills to the Board.

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The complainant, retired Department of Justice antitrust lawyer Michael Hirrel, believes the utilities» abuse of their legitimate monopoly power violates federal antitrust laws, and he is urging the FTC to investigate.

Chris Horner is a senior fellow at CEI and the lead lawyer at ATI, a close CEI affiliate known for its litigious harassment of climate scientist Michael Mann alongside Virginia attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who just worked with coal utility companies to kill Virginia's renewable energy law.

The video below produced by the personal injury law firm of Trolman, Glaser & Lichtman in New York is a good example of a law firm video that is refreshingly creative and innovative - essentially, the video pokes fun at personal injury lawyers by acknowledging - «tongue in cheek» - the public's perception that personal injury lawyers commence lawsuits on the flimsiest grounds (in the video, a prospective client is claiming he suffered «pain and suffering» when power was lost during a stellar performance on his favorite video game; he now wants to sue the utility).

As one of the nation's leading lawyers in the emerging field of state unclaimed property laws, John devotes a substantial part of his practice to representing and advising a variety of manufacturers, retailers, distributors, financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, telecommunications and transportation companies, utilities, service providers and other types of businesses on complex multi-state unclaimed property audits, litigation, voluntary disclosure agreements and transactional issues.

I would argue that the principal factor causing the most dire problem is not the lack of utility of a law degree, the tuition of the law school and the debt it created or even the competitiveness of the job market for lawyers upon graduation, but the four years that the student was required to spend learning something unnecessary to obtain an undergraduate degree that is utterly useless to the practice of law and that delays the entry to a competitive job market to a point in a person's life where the consequences of unemployment or underemployment can not be borne socially or financially.

Finally, while some lawyers have been considering developing apps for their law firms to accommodate smartphone and tablet users, I don't see much utility for those apps, unless you're talking about an app that gives existing clients access to a secure client portal to get information on their individual case.

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Congratulations to all those honored at DJC Oregon's 2011 Top Projects Events James Daigle and Lawrence Wagner Named Among Best Lawyers in Oregon ® 2013 SSG Again Ranked By Us News And World Report As A First - Tier Firm In Construction Law SSG Attorneys recognized as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in 2012 SSG Attorneys recognized as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in 2013 SSG is pleased to announce that James M. Daigle has joined the firm as a member SSG Partners recognized as Super Lawyers in 2010 SSG ranked by US News and World Report as a first - tier firm in construction law The National Utility Contractors Association of Oregon & Southwest Washington has named Robert Coleman Associate of the Year for 2Law SSG Attorneys recognized as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in 2012 SSG Attorneys recognized as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in 2013 SSG is pleased to announce that James M. Daigle has joined the firm as a member SSG Partners recognized as Super Lawyers in 2010 SSG ranked by US News and World Report as a first - tier firm in construction law The National Utility Contractors Association of Oregon & Southwest Washington has named Robert Coleman Associate of the Year for 2law The National Utility Contractors Association of Oregon & Southwest Washington has named Robert Coleman Associate of the Year for 2012

Our lawyers are among very few in British Columbia practicing energy, utility, and regulatory law from a progressive perspective.

Our lawyers are among very few in British Columbia practicing energy, utility, regulatory and election law from a progressive perspective.

Prior to joining Zinda Law Group, he gained litigation experience as an intern for the North Las Vegas City Attorney's Office and the Travis County District Attorney and then as a lawyer representing the public interest at the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

Of course, in the case of law, hand - holders would be more useful in areas of practice that deal with real rather than corporate persons; but even with the latter, I can see some real utility in a lawyer's being able to provide straightforward written material on some standard situations: «contracting for services,» «leasing in a shopping centre,» «developing employment contracts,» and so forth.

Just as certain law firms believed in 2015 and 2016 that there was such a thing as a pre-functional utility token, almost all lawyers and regulators believe that not to be true today.