Sentences with phrase «also liaison lawyer»
Katrina is also liaison lawyer at the Vancouver Courthouse Library.
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In the interests of full disclosure, let me add that I am also a liaison lawyer with the Courthouse Library.
The unique thing about my practice is that of course I run it out of their office, and work with them to deliver feedback as a co-working lawyer in residence, and also liaison lawyer with the Vancouver Courthouse Library BC.
Katrina, you are also the liaison lawyer with Courthouse Libraries.
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Authorities claimed Volkert and his lawyer sought to convince Klaus Joachim - Gebauer, also implicated in the investigation, to change statements he'd made with regard to the scam, which allegedly siphoned money from the company to pay for exotic trips and liaisons with prostitutes.
He is also a past chairman, vice-chair and legislative liaison of the CBA Probate Practice Committee, and a member of the American Bar Association, the Asian American Bar Association, the Chicago Estate Planning Council and the National Filipino American Lawyers Association.
She was also involved in establishing Sacramento's rapid response network to respond to immigration enforcement action, and served as an American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)- USCIS liaison.
She is also a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association («AILA») and serves as a Law Student liaison for its New England chapter.
The session on KM and marketing prompted for me the notion that if it is too hard to make the claim for a KM lawyer per practice group, the idea be sold on the basis of having a person within each practice group who is not «just» a KM lawyer but someone who could also be the liaison between the practice group and other departments (e.g., the person could also help with RFPs and marketing for that group, could also assist in professional development, and so on, in addition to assisting the group with their models and precedents and research).
The board also has three members appointed by the government: lawyer Lawrence Bremner, and associate at Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP in Hamilton; home inspector Bob Dunlop, president of Carson, Dunlop & Associates in Toronto; and Mary Shenstone, director, sector liaison branch of the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Business Services, Toronto.