Sentences with phrase «commercial law firm where»

Mark launched Manleys Solicitors in May, after spending more than 20 years at the large North West commercial law firm where he was a partner.

Not exact matches

«I began my career at a large national law firm where I was part of the commercial litigation group,» says Werner (pictured at left).

After graduating in 2003, Doran joined a national law firm where she represented clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to individual business owners as a commercial litigation attorney.

She also gained commercial and corporate law experience at the firm's London and Hong Kong offices, where she worked on international contractual disputes, corporate reorganisations and business purchases.

Acted as appellate counsel in cases where the firm was not trial counsel, including matters involving complex commercial litigation and novel issues of law.

Following graduation from law school, Tony worked as an associate in the litigation and trial practice of one of these firms where he gained extensive experience in complex commercial litigation.

Prior to joining Thomas & Libowitz in October 2015, Ms. Fried was an associate with another Baltimore law firm where she represented institutional and individual clients in the firm's business and commercial litigation, Internet and privacy law, and victim's rights practice areas.

Candice began her legal career at the law firm of Miller & Martin PLLC, where she practiced business litigation and commercial bankruptcy law.

Prior to joining Culhane Meadows, he was a partner in the technology section of FisherBroyles, and before that he spent nine years as Counsel at the law firm of Alston & Bird where his practice centered on high technology commercial transactions, including software licensing agreements, complex technology integration agreements, software development and distribution agreements, wireless telecommunications agreements and related corporate legal matters.

After law school, Ryan worked for a personal injury law firm in Chicago before moving to Southern Illinois, where he focused his practice on complex commercial litigation.

We aspired to become commercial lawyers at leading law firms — so, we knew where we wanted to be, but part of the difficulty for us largely centred around how were we going to get there?

But that is not the full story — especially as we looked abroad to jurisdictions in Europe, where the accounting firms are offering services in areas such as corporate - commercial, finance, real estate, intellectual property, employment law and M&A.

Of counsel to the firm Tipton Jones, where she practices entertainment law and commercial litigation, Helppie is just back from Cannes after screening her latest film, «The Beacon,» at the Marché Du Film, an industry gathering that runs alongside the higher - profile Festival de Cannes.

Andrew Loewenstein is a partner with the firm's International Litigation and Arbitration Department, where he focuses on public international law as well as investor - state and international commercial disputes.

Prior to joining Marshall Dennehey, Nicholas was a member of a New York firm where he focused his practice on the defense of law firms and attorneys in legal malpractice actions, commercial and corporate litigation, and cases brought under New York's Labor Llaw firms and attorneys in legal malpractice actions, commercial and corporate litigation, and cases brought under New York's Labor LawLaw.

Before joining ClientEarth Juliette was a commercial lawyer at the international law firm HFW where her experience encompassed state aids, regulatory and litigation matters with a focus on air transport.

Commercial and insolvency law partner Julian Gill joins from rival northeast firm Watson Burton, where he was also a partner.

I can't help feeling that had the research been conducted in the US, where law firms have a far greater public commitment to pro bono work and where commercial lawyers are more likely to spend time in public office, the lawyers would have come across as being a little more broad - minded and worldly.

On a continent where foreign investors and law firms tend to distrust local courts and arbitration centres and prefer to bypass them in favour of offshore arbitration at venues such as the International Chamber of Commerce Court of Arbitration (ICC) or London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), OHADA's Common Court of Justice and Arbitration (CCJA) offers perhaps the best route to handling commercial disputes in Africa.

He formed Lex Projex ™ in 2012 after resigning his partnership at a southwest regional law firm of 60 lawyers, where he had chaired the firm's Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Group and served on its management committee.

Employment lawyer and part - time Judge, Louise Skehan, who previously ran her own law firm — Skehan Legal — joins alongside international litigator and commercial lawyer, Michael Brotchie, who was previously at Canadian law firm Hobbs Giroday, and litigator Gordon Adam who joins from Monro Wright & Wasbroough LLP where he was head of dispute resolution.

Before joining Hull & Chandler, Mr. Parrish was a partner with a large, international law firm where he represented parties in corporate finance transactions, corporate bankruptcy matters, and commercial litigation.

Stephen spent a period on secondment in a property department of a large law firm where he advised on various commercial and non-contentious matters including drafting and review of contract documents.

After being admitted to the bar in Basel, he practiced in a commercial law firm, where he mainly focused on the areas of corporate and commercial law.

A virtual office rental is a financial arrangement where solo attorneys and small law firms pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address in an executive office suite.

A virtual office rental is a financial arrangement where solo attorneys and small law firms pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 a month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address in an executive office suite and the non-exclusive use of office space and amenities, such as conference room facilities, a staffed reception area and access to professional grade internet, telephone, and office equipment.

Each of our partners practiced for many years with large law firms, where they received a solid foundation in commercial and environmental litigation, corporate law, business transactions and adversary proceedings of all kinds.

Originally from Ontario, Gavin obtained his law degree in New Brunswick and later articled with a firm in Halifax, Nova Scotia where he was involved in several areas of practice with a special interest in corporate and commercial matters.

Prior to joining Robinson + Cole, Mr. McNabney worked for two Florida law firms, where he litigated cases in the practice areas of commercial, aviation, construction, securities, and insurance law.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Basaria was a civil litigation attorney at a national law firm where she represented clients in a variety of matters, including commercial litigation, construction litigation, professional liability, land use / zoning litigation, and employment disputes and counseling.

After graduating law school, Mr. Goetz joined the international law firm of Holland & Knight LLP where his practice focused on the defense of claims involving product liability, medical negligence, and general liability, as well as complex commercial litigation matters.

Prior to joining startup.law, Frank was an associate at a law firm with offices in Connecticut and New York, where he focused his practice on general corporate and intellectual property matters, as well as complex commercial litigation.

A virtual office rental is a financial arrangement where solo attorneys and small law firms pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address in an executive office suite and the non-exclusive use of office space and amenities, such as conference room facilities, a staffed reception area and access to professional grade Internet, telephone, and office equipment.

But it also means that law firms are proving increasingly willing to look for good candidates from beyond the legal sector, particularly to broader professional services, where candidates can combine partnership experience with commercial know - how.

Commercial and business clients demand a law firm capable of intelligent and creative problem - solving and, where necessary, vigorous representation before the courts.

Prior to joining the firm in 2010, David was judicial law clerk with the Court of Appeal of Alberta in Edmonton and practiced at Brownlee LLP, a leading Alberta firm, where he focused on general commercial litigation.

Before coming to Gallo LLP, Dominic was a litigation associate in the Los Angeles office of the international law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf, where he defended commercial cases on behalf of Fortune 500 companies and oversaw his office's pro bono program.

The Chambers / Legal 500 formula has been successful over the last 20 years, despite competition from technology - driven rivals, and both organizations have expanded globally to the point where most commercial law firms of a certain size are now exposed to them and / or engage with them.

Prior to joining Eversheds Sutherland (US), Marty served as an associate in the Austin office of a large international law firm, where her practice focused on complex commercial litigation.

Before joining Lateral Link, Marion practiced for almost 11 years in the commercial litigation department of an Atlanta - based Am Law 200 firm, where he focused on acting as national coordinating counsel for corporate clients involved in class actions and complex, high exposure litigation.

Charlotte is also an experienced and practising commercial and corporate lawyer, having previously worked in - house at the BBC and Cambridge Assessment, and in private practice at the law firms Allen & Overy (the Netherlands) and Chapman Tripp (New Zealand) where she specialised in mergers and acquisitions, equity capital markets and general commercial and contract law.

Jude joins from property law firm Lester Aldridge in the South East, where he worked on commercial property matters.

She trained with Shoosmiths, a top 40 law firm, and qualified in 2002 into their commercial litigation department where she worked for nine years before joining Harrison Clark Rickerbys in 2011.

Prior to joining Woodsford, Helena spent time at London law firm Harcus Sinclair LLP, where she worked on a large shareholder claim arising from the acquisition of a commercial bank, as well as trust disputes and claims in respect of misrepresentation and breach of contract.

Pension claim fall - out from the Barber decision, tax planning under challenge from a cash - starved government, commercial property fraud, possible fall - out from securitisation of residential mortgages — the terms of which may be subject to severe challenge from insurers of small firms — and mergers and acquisitions which have turned out to be bad deals, are all building up a head of steam, not only in the UK but on the continent, where claims against law firms have traditionally been almost non-existent.

To work with a reputed legal firm as a corporate lawyer where I can use my broad experience in corporate law along with qualifications in international business and knowledge commercial law in the world market

Mathew's legal experience began in Australia where he worked for Australia's largest law firm (Mallesons) specialising in the acquisition and sale of commercial office buildings and shopping centres for GE, Westfield and AMP.