Sentences with phrase «army of lawyers»

Money to pay an expensive army of lawyers who fight other powerful factions in court.

In addition, insurance companies have armies of lawyers on staff.

All it would take would be a bit of software, some smart meters with nice futuristic logos, and a small army of lawyers to keep the existing power generators — and the Abbott government — at bay.

It has been working furiously to remedy that, hiring armies of lawyers and creating original content.

These companies are backed by insurance companies with armies of lawyers and accident investigators.

Amber is a brave and financially independent woman who is showing the courage of her convictions by doing the right thing against Johnny's relentless army of lawyers and surrogates.

He never really does, but a well - dressed army of lawyers, public relations men, and political operatives come up with an alternative.

«Wouldn't it be great if we created armies of lawyers who would do things, help that community that I can't service, and also learn it's important to give back and they can do well by doing good?»

We have been doing it one way for so long, and we train armies of lawyers behind us to do it the same way.

In addition, insurance companies have armies of lawyers on staff.

In just days, Ross and Dale managed to mobilize a small army of lawyers, vendors, consultants and others who were willing to offer their assistance.

With little legal recourse (small - time app developers aren't known for their vast armies of lawyers), we like to imagine that he went on to work on a new game in which you kick a character called Nong Dguyen in the balls for all eternity.

ROSS, for example, helps small law firms pour through documents, much like the armies of lawyers do at big firms.

Uber, criticized by London Mayor Sadiq Khan for employing an «army of lawyers,» said that it hoped to keep talking to TfL to find a way forward.

There is a reason why big insurers who offer these products are fighting the implementation of the fiduciary rule with an army of lawyers and a waterfall of political donations.

We can not expect a document from nearly stone age times to get into every paragraph that we would like to see today with the kind of justice appratus we have in place nowadays keeping an army of lawyers busy and employed.

If you want to make a point then get an army of lawyers, get the contract, tell him he plays with the U21 until 2018 and see what happens.

An army of lawyers has already been hired to work on the Parliamentary drafting of the Great Repeal Bill, which will be in the Queen's Speech next May.

No doubt giving green lights to the diesel engines» defeat software was a fraudulent act that deserves prosecution and punishment, and an army of lawyers can't wait to sue for the damage Volkswagen has done to the environment, albeit in milligram quantities.

Liability coverage defends you against the army of lawyers who will descend upon you like a plague of locusts.

Banks have armies of lawyers and accountants working on their side for one reason: to increase their profits.

The insurance company has an army of lawyers at their disposal whose job is to subrogate, or sue the neglgient party who caused the loss that they paid for.

Nintendo wouldn't have rights to use the translation, and even if the translators wanted to donate the translation, it would probably take an army of lawyers to deal with the process securing those rights.

One option would be to pass it and then let the armies of lawyers decide whether Home rule or Dillon's Rule applies, and whether a carbon tax is a fuel tax.

They are not helped by the secrecy sold by UK tax havens or the army of lawyers and bankers from places like London willing to handle stolen money or look the other way - we must get our own house in order too,» said Robert Palmer of Global Witness.

It relies on armies of lawyers to write the headnotes, assign the key numbers and create the editorial enhancements that add value to the raw cases it publishes.

Election Day Employment for Lawyers — Election Day, and possibly the days thereafter will bring employment (some of it pro bono) for the armies of lawyers who'll be involved in monitoring the polls or representing one candidate or another in post-election challenges (Bloomberg).

Imagine going into court and having to explain why you used an army of lawyers instead of software!

Once lawyer files a lawsuit, the insurance company simply gets their army of lawyers on the case.

To accomplish all this and bring itself up to competitive speed, Bloomberg hired an army of lawyers — some 500 now on the payroll, I was told — and has them nose to the grindstone writing headnotes, tagging cases and readying a law digest.

So far, however, many of the topic headings lead only to blank pages, still awaiting content from that army of lawyers.

... my point is, if one needs an army of lawyers to understand the basic precepts of the law, then it is time for a new law.

But in five decades as a columnist for The Village Voice, he has done more to uphold and advance civil liberties than an army of lawyers.

We have fought and earned the respect of every insurance carrier and their army of lawyers because they know we passionately believe in our clients.

At McComb Witten, we have built a reputation around taking on ICBC and their army of lawyers, and we never back down from a fight.

Offering aggressive legal representatives well versed on product liability law who are not intimidated by large corporations, their insurance agents or their army of lawyers.

Focusing on all of the circumstances, including the written documentation, to determine what the actual obligations of the parties are prevents the «armies of lawyers» from excluding employment rights through clever contractual drafting.

Instead of having an army of lawyers doing their bidding (like West / Lexis) that add tremendously to their overhead costs, the team at Casetext relies on a community of lawyers and law students to evaluate what relationships cases have with one another.

«Armies of lawyers will simply put substitution clauses, or clauses denying any obligation to accept or provide work, into employment contracts, as a matter of form, even where such terms do not begin to reflect the real relationship.»

Liability coverage defends you against the army of lawyers who will descend upon you like a plague of locusts.

They have extensive experience in choosing how to handle these claims, and an army of lawyers to advise them.

The insurance company has an army of lawyers at their disposal whose job is to subrogate, or sue the neglgient party who caused the loss that they paid for.

Although Facebook employs a small army of lawyers and lobbyists in Washington, Zuckerberg himself has never testified before a congressional committee, according to a C - SPAN database.