Sentences with phrase «appropriate legal guidelines»

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Anything within their legal rights will be made transparent, only keeping confidential any Amazon information (their more secretive parent company) that is considered proprietary, as well as complying with the appropriate employee data guidelines.

One of the recommendations in the report to improve the availability of legal assistance to the poor was to encourage performance of pro bono services, including the establishment of a guideline setting an amount of pro bono work that is appropriate and enactment of legislation to enable government attorneys to do pro bono work Progress was made in expanding the availability of assistance in the 1970s, but serious inadequacies continued to exist as recognized by the Supreme Court of Florida in The Florida Bar v Furman:

Common challenges include: legal education reform and preparing lawyers for a future that is already here; solving access to justice; defending the rule of law; creating appropriate guidelines for social media, ensuring that its role in the court of public opinion does not marginalize the legal system; and narrowing the delta between current legal delivery methods and customer needs and expectations.

Sedgwick CMS, Inc., St. Louis • MO 1997 — 2000 Senior Claims Representative Effectively and efficiently evaluated, investigated and adjusted claims appropriate with established MO, IN, and OK guidelines and laws, accurately audited medical, legal and miscellaneous invoices related to reported claims, authorized claim payments, and negotiated settlements in accordance with client authorization.

If you decided that support will be paid for a child for whom either of you acted in the place of a parent, you can determine an appropriate child support amount by taking into account what the Federal Guidelines say and the legal obligation of any other person to support that child.

The Commission considers that it might be appropriate for s 183 or the Guidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal oGuidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal oguidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal of funding.

The Commission considers that it might be appropriate for the propose s 213A or the Guidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal oGuidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal oguidelines scheduled to the Legal Service Directions and that failure to so comply may result in withdrawal of funding.

It might be appropriate for s 213A or the Guidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by standards applied to the Commonwealth and its agencies under the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines appended to the Legal Service DGuidelines to be amended to stipulate that recipients of funding under the scheme must agree to abide by standards applied to the Commonwealth and its agencies under the Commonwealth model litigant guidelines appended to the Legal Service Dguidelines appended to the Legal Service Directions.

Students take sole responsibility for knowing and following the appropriate ethical and legal guidelines and requirements in any state, province or country where they are employed or choose to practice.