Sentences with phrase «article discusses a case»

If an article discusses a case, the article links directly to the case and the case links back to the article.

The article discusses a case where the plaintiffs hired a construction company to replace their roof.

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In our ongoing series of articles in which solar industry participants discuss the Section 201 trade case, we reached out to Array Technologies, a member of a coalition of racking, mounting and tracking manufacturers that opposed the petition.

The second article will discuss the SEC's use of administrative proceedings to try enforcement cases, the impact of the Dodd - Frank Act's whistleblower program and guidance for managers on approaching a regulatory exam or investigation.

In a guest article, Robert E. Plaze, a partner at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, analyzes Gallagher's statement; addresses the more interesting case of the two settlements Gallagher voted against; and discusses Gallagher's criticisms of Rule 206 (4)-7.

The Wikipedia article also discusses the case of the EU.

In a recent article, he discussed the case of an elderly Hispanic lady who was frequently «visited» by two of her children who died in adulthood and were a comforting and valued part of her social network.

We discuss eight articles that directly compare resting - state functional connectivity with structural connectivity and three clinical case studies of patients with limited white matter connections between the cerebral hemispheres.

While the condition isn't frequently cited in legal cases, it was discussed (and largely dismissed) as a potential defense in a 2000 article in the journal Medicine, Science and the Law.

The article goes into detail on each of these, discussing what foods you may be able to get at least some amount from, why the vitamin is critical to have enough of, and recommended forms of supplements in some cases.

In the case of Alzheimer's, this article discusses the emerging «Predictive Test» from the ethical and notes:

In this article, I'll discuss some common misconceptions about non-linearity, as well as the fact that, in most cases, instructional designers follow a mixed approach, including both linear and non-linear elements.

In the features section, readers will find an article from Mike Antonucci discussing Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, a case currently awaiting a hearing by the U.S. Supreme Court that, if decided in favor of the plaintiffs, could end the practice of «agency fees» charged by teachers unions to nonmembers to cover the costs of collective bargaining.

Locate your school on the evolutionary stages continuum discussed in the previous article, identify why the pathfinders have succeeded, share your concerns with your colleagues, and take your case forward.

This article shares a few findings from a recent case study of a SaaS platform for graduate education, discussing both what works for eLearning participation and how you measure it.

We developed the particular case discussed in this article, entitled «Building Bridges: An Investigation of Truss Design» (Masingila & Pfister, 2002), to engage teachers in thinking deeply about (a) actively involving students with a range of learning styles and abilities in learning and doing mathematics, (b) managing cooperative work, and (c) integrating mathematics and science ideas.

This article not only augments some of your earlier blogs / course materials I have come across that prevented me from jumping on the fast moving train or standing before its lightening momentum, but has also strengthened my «gut feel» as most cases I feel tempted when I miss a set up or when my entry in not triggered by just fraction of pips, but I learn t to sit on my arms and wait for such a retrace that you have discussed in this article.

In this article I will discuss why I believe that to be the case.

I wrote a more detailed post as to why I think this is the case... I think there is a link in the article to a post I did in April that discusses more of Markel's advantages (in my opinion).

As discussed in Article 6.1, to evaluate the balance of risks and returns, it helps to plot each asset (in this case stock type) on a cross plot.

Other areas of minor emphasis will include case studies in dumb behavior not to emulate, typical investments that have a hidden or not widely - discussed risk, and even articles on convertible stocks which let you collect income upfront and convert into common stock at a certain ratio that can be conducive to an investor that wants income now while leaving the door open to the possibility of large capital gains that can help improve your net worth.

In case you came here from that article looking for our piece discussing strategies available for isolating basis in a 401k conversion, that would be right here.

So if you'd prefer redundancy to one large hard drive, you can always buy a couple smaller disks, and diversify where you store your files in case of hard drive failure — either manually, or by setting up a RAID array (which we'll discuss later in the article).

In any case, this set includes Klei Entertainment (of Eets fame) discussing how to pitch games, as well as the great recent Wired article on the Nine Inch Nails ARG and the very odd Fenix Cube, which looks suspiciously like the kind of object we're meant to be playing games with in the 23rd Century, according to beardy futurologists:

But as your article purports to establish the «worst - case scenario» and evaluate its effects, I think it's a bit strange not to consider «worse» worse - case scenarios being openly discussed in the scientific community than the one you advanced.

A news article a couple of nights ago discussed research finding children of smokers had nicotene levels in their bodies that in many cases were the same as their parents, through passive smoking.

Surely we are seeing a psychological state producing a physical outcome in the wind turbine case, just as seen by Ulrich's team and the other researchers discussed in the Scientific American article.

But in what I described then as a classic case of bad timing, Lawler's suspension came on the Monday following the Friday in which she discussed the union drive in a piece that aired on Minnesota Public Radio and in an article on the online news site, MinnPost.com — an article that described her as one of only two staffers who would allow herself to be identified.

But in a classic case of bad timing, Lawler's suspension came on the Monday following the Friday in which she was quoted discussing the union drive in a piece that aired on Minnesota Public Radio and in an article on the online news site, MinnPost.com — an article that described her as one of only two staffers who would allow herself to be identified.

In past articles I have discussed the fact that parents have a legal responsibility to support their children through their education, even past the age of 18 in most cases.

No sooner did it appear than I received an e-mail from a reader questioning how several of the sites discussed in the article could claim to have U.S. Supreme Court cases from before there was a Supreme Court.

Unlike some other professionals, all lawyers have unlimited licenses to practice law yet few, if any, have the competence to practice in all areas of the law» combined with report that the LSUC is reforming referral practices as discussed in the article by Michele Henry, Kenyon Wallace, «Lawyers need signed consent to refer out cases», thestar.com, April 27, 2017, would it not make sense to require that general practitioners be the first point of contact for any client to assess the client's needs and to determine whether those needs require the skills of a specialist?

On July 26, 2017, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued Opinion 1/15 (the Opinion of the Advocate General on this case had been discussed previously in this blog, part I and part II) pursuant to Article 218 (11) TFEU on the draft agreement between Canada and the European Union (EU) dealing with the Transfer of Passenger Name Record (PNR) data from the EU to Canada.

Nonetheless, this provision is strictly interpreted by the Court and the case discussed here exemplifies that only goods intended for specifically military purposes qualify for the exemption under article 346 TFEU.

Most articles are about New Mexico court cases, but other regions are discussed as well.

An article I wrote for the e-newsletter of IMS ExpertServices, When What Happens Online Ends Up in Court, discusses 10 cases where involvement in social media came back to haunt lawyers, judges, jurors or witnesses.

In an article entitled Live broadcasts urged for courtroom decisions, the daily writes that Ray Wyant, a former journalist and the current chief provincial court judge «is planning on meeting with every provincial court judge in the near future to discuss his proposal further and will likely table a policy that will give each judge the discretion to allow audio and possibly videotaping of court cases».

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The article discusses some of the successful continency cases brought by large firms, such as the $ 2.5 billion verdict obtained by Faegre & Benson on behalf of a group of Alaskan fisherman claiming damage to their livelihood by the Exxon Valdez oil spill.

In the first of two articles marking 10 years of the Arbitration Act 1996, Khawar Qureshi QC discusses some key cases

This article discusses two recent cases concerning health insurance liens and the Personal Injury Protection statute.

The article discusses the potential impacts of the Senate's sluggish pace in filling federal judicial vacancies have on the ability to resolve key cases, including intellectual property disputes.

This article discusses many of the general principles of the handling of medical malpractice cases arising from anesthesia malpractice.

This article discusses two recent G.L. c. 93A and c. 176D cases, which reverse the rule in Thaler, which had required insurance companies to settle personal injury claims for policy limits without a release when liability was not disputed and the damages exceeded the policy limits.

Now, please note that a syllabus listing the journal articles to be discussed in class, which I am recommending, is very different from the still - current Georgia State University court case.

«Just in case anyone thinks I am overly optimistic about offshoring, of the several ideas I discussed with AsiaLaw, here's my one quote that made it into the article: «The limits to offshoring are illustrated by the virtual lock top U.S. firms have on many high - stakes outsourced matters.

This case had complications in discovery because of a problem I have discussed before: one lawyer representing all of the doctors (you can find the details in this article on the case).

DiMuroGinsberg attorney, Jayna Genti's article, «Protecting your Trade Secrets from Former Employees» discusses a recent Virginia case involving a terminated employee who was able to remotely access the business's computers.

Lastly, the article will discuss future considerations related to enforcement in light of the recent case law.