Sentences with phrase «cases of a sensitive nature»

At Gorvins we offer a personal, practical and collaborative service which assists when dealing with cases of a sensitive nature.

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In a small number of cases, patients complained about the doctor's unprofessional attitude, illustrating the sensitive nature of the discussions necessary when patients request contraception.

«I would not, in my case, start doing it, unless we had a conversation about it first,» said the user, who spoke on condition of anonymity given the sensitive nature of the topic.

DUE TO THE SENSITIVE NATURE OF THE CASE, ARL WILL NOT BE RELEASING THE LOCATION OR NAMES OF THE PARTIES INVOLVED.

It is perhaps safest to assume that the peculiarities of the facts of the case — particularly the sensitive nature of migration stemming from the Syrian conflict and the urgency with which the issues needed to be dealt — dictated the Court's conclusions.

Due to the potential disclosure of sensitive information in discovery in the bad faith portion of the case, along with the premature nature of the interpleader portion of the case, Ms. Eyerly argued that the stay should remain in place to avoid significant prejudice to the individual attorneys involved.

Experienced attorneys understand the sensitive nature of these types of cases.

The South Carolina Nursing Home attorneys at the Strom Law Firm understand the sensitive nature of elder abuse cases, and will treat you with respect and compassion.

Bush & Company ensure that our expert witnesses are fully trained and supported to deal with the difficult and sensitive nature of these cases.

We understand the highly sensitive nature of a personal injury case.

At Altman & Altman, LLP our attorneys recognize the sensitive and complex nature of medical malpractice cases.

Because of the highly sensitive nature of medical records, a Cohen and Cohen attorney may be able to assist in determining which release forms are pertinent to you case.

Cox J accepted the submission that, particularly in sex and race discrimination cases, which by their nature are fact sensitive and thus it is essential that all the facts are known, in the example of the employer that states under the cloak of the without prejudice rule «we do not want you because you are black», such a statement would fall within the unambiguous impropriety exception.

Rather, it underscores the highly fact - sensitive and unique nature of each libel case.

CFRP's findings highlight the difficulties birth registrars face in detecting and intervening in cases of relationship violence, especially given the highly sensitive and complex nature of the problem.

That's why our lawyers deliver fierce representation while remaining empathetic to the sensitive nature of your case.