Sentences with phrase «different areas of law because»

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However, the rules are worth repeating because it is still an unreasonable area of the law that was created to address the concerns of a different...

However, the rules are worth repeating because it is still an unreasonable area of the law that was created to address the concerns of a different era.

For example, in 1870, when Harvard first began teaching Torts as a subject, it was regarded as a «radical move» because it brought together under one subject a collection of legal actions that had previously been thought to be entirely different areas of the law.13 In the same way, simply because law faculty did not teach legal writing skills in a course called «legal writing» does not mean that faculty did not teach them.

I think that because I'm speaking with lawyers, and at the library, training them on different substantive areas of law, but also helping them through their sort of practice management issues too, having that experience of running a firm and knowing what it's like for them is obviously necessary.

Moran believes because students go on to work in so many different areas of law, it is impossible to teach them one set of business basics.

In our world we look at multiple forms of ROI, in part because every law firm customer comes to us with different areas of potential improvement.

Because things don't have to be run through a committee you can try new systems out, incorporate different practice areas, and accommodate to meet the needs of your clients like no big law firm could ever do.

The first question usually asked by online vendors of insurance policies is the postal area code, necessary because laws concerning insurance are slightly different in each state.

Observers looking at blockchain technology typically view these issues - whether cryptocurrencies are money, whether tokens are securities - as discrete questions, because they involve very different areas of law.