Sentences with phrase «court case»

The article provides a summary of recent state supreme court cases in which opponents of civil liability reform have challenged reform laws, mostly on constitutional grounds.

Many people involved in court cases in BC have lawyers representing them in court.

They have brought court cases against dozens of companies that target authors to professional reviews written for their e-books.

As proud leaders in the fight against coal, we're working on dozens of court cases involving coal that say otherwise.

Please click here for court cases on pedestrian accidents.

The program provided funding for court cases of national significance that had the potential to advance constitutional language or equality rights.

Lawyers known for their ability to build court cases with an extensive, complete and systematically documented body of evidence usually settle before going to trial.

As expected, legal aid in family court cases will be significantly cut.

There have been recent court cases where dogs have been given lawyers.

If you file in federal court your case would initially be heard by a district court.

It's the family court cases where you're looking at child support and child support orders.

In the past, companies have lost court cases because they could not prove actual damage or loss of business directly resulting from their challenger.

Last year also marked a five - year - low in the number of defamation court cases brought against traditional media companies, with just 27 recorded.

There are some lawyers who have the reputation of winning court cases.

While the overall cost will probably be less than your district court case, the cost of an appeal can rack up pretty quickly.

Publication bans are described on the website as «an exception to the constitutional right of the media to publish information about court cases».

She believed that if she lost a small claims court case where she was the plaintiff, she would end up in jail.

The attorney cited circuit court case law that identifies the actual vacancy as the starting point when the governor is supposed to set the date within 70 - 80 days.

You might even find it somewhat entertaining as court cases go.

So, hire an attorney as soon as you can to consider a civil court case against a casino.

Yet so far, there haven't been many court cases involving crowdfunding.

So it seems that the first appearances of Blogs in court cases did not have a full grasp of the concept.

Your certificate must have the correct court case number to be accepted by the clerk's office.

My children have been part to an ongoing court case since 2000.

The successful prosecution of a criminal court case often depends on the ability of the victim to give a deposition, provide forensic evidence and then testify about the details.

Since then, there have been several court cases on the matter.

It's been a long time coming, but one of the most high - profile court cases in the history of the videogame industry finally has a specific date with the legal system.

I can't find any examples of a supreme court case related to the issue so it has probably just never been challenged.

Market women have been left stranded for a long time, not getting access to stores, because of the many court cases challenging the allocation of the stores.

So, I see a twitter link to a new court case where an insurance defence expert is criticized for failing to understand his role as an objective expert.

But until that supreme court case at least, we have earned the moniker of the least family friendly country in the developed world when it comes to immigration.

While it's typically used in court cases like divorces, it's a handy tool for laying out your legal rights and responsibilities in any number of situations, including business transactions.

If possible, I would like to obtain links to court cases dealing with spousal alimony so I could educate myself in the matter.

In other court cases, insurers fought to avoid paying cyber claims.

As a court clerk, you will be handling the many clerical tasks associated with court cases including some other specialized duties.

It offers the usual access to statutes and regulations, but also allows «ask a librarian,» search of the catalogue and a link to court cases through the court portal.

A scary cottage court case took place in 1989.

Will it reduce the number of court cases needed to determine how much or how little time one parent will see his or her children after separation?

Your attorney mediator should be active in family law court cases so that he or she has the experience to advise you about the law and expected court rulings.

The report looks at various technologies, actual court cases and ethics rulings.

Unlike most small claims court cases heard throughout the country, there is certainly no meaningful way to appeal what any of these TV judges decree.

However, the drop in corporate work has been tempered by an increase in litigation as the economic downturn triggers a rise in the number of commercial court cases.

In 2013, we saw some pretty major court cases that changed the game for same sex marriages and relationships, and the recognition they can and should receive.