Sentences with phrase «business law firm practising»
Osler is a leading business law firm practising internationally from offices across Canada and in New York.
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Osler is a leading business law firm practising internationally from offices across Canada and in New York.
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About Ogilvy Renault Ogilvy Renault LLP is a full - service law firm with close to 450 lawyers and patent and trade - mark agents practising in the areas of business, litigation, intellectual property, and employment and labour.
It also became the last Big Four firm to apply for an alternative business system licence to practise law in the U.K. KPMG, E&Y and PwC embarked down that path a few years ago.
The plaintiff's lawyer and the lawyer with whom the defendant had spoken both practised as part of a group of lawyers under the same firm name, sharing the same business address and office premises and using the same telephone number (save for three digit extensions), fax number and email domain — but who were not partners, nor members of a law firm as traditionally defined.
Through these relationships and contacts, Marks IP Law Firm has access to a large network of lawyers practising in China, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and other jurisdictions worldwide and will stand out as one of the few Japanese IP firms which can provide legal services to clients who are doing or planning to do business in the growing Asian economy.
«We needed their skill sets,» Conant says of the decision to bring in Northcote, chair of Shibley Righton's business law practice group, and Berkovitz, an associate with the firm who practises business and condominium law.
Our firm groups attorneys practising law in most fields: criminal law, immigration law, civil law, family law, business law, labour law, construction law, challenging tickets and other fields.
Julia began her legal career as an associate at a boutique law firm, where she practised primarily in the areas of civil litigation and business law.
After graduating from law school, Greg practised for a number of years as a business lawyer in a private firm and as in - house counsel with two large corporations.
Drawing on more than 15 years of experience as a practising litigator and almost five years as an in - house business development coach at a mid-sized law firm, she works with lawyers to help them build their practices into strong, sustainable businesses.
The firm has had its own innovation clinic operating for six years and, while the Osgoode clinic focuses on IP law exclusively, Norton Rose also practises business law and a mix it calls «IP commercialization» that includes things such as licence agreements and commercialization or collaboration agreements.