Sentences with phrase «difficult case»

This was a very difficult case because for better or worse, the daughter had not seen her father in 5 years and did not recognize him or remember him.

He brought great energy and skills to assist the client in a very difficult case.»

Employee's attorney (Elliott Dennis) ably represented (his client) against a competent adversary in a medically complex and difficult case with many medical and lay witnesses... His case preparation, briefing and hearing presentations were exceptionally helpful to the panel in deciding the case.

Bruce Tregoning acted in a difficult case where he successfully persuaded the Judge to accept that the continuation of proceedings was contrary to the child's best interests despite a CAFCASS Officer's report that recommended an assessment by a child and adolescent psychiatrist was required.

However, this was a very difficult case involving a mother with a complex medical condition and a very premature infant with pre-existing infection.

He did not stop until we got the money!!!! We had a difficult case but, Mr. Frankel fought till the end.

He was a difficult client with a difficult case, which notwithstanding the small value of the claim demanded a great deal of time, attention, and effort from DSF, from which... [more]

A slip - and - fall on squished food or spilled liquid is a difficult case to win.

A difficult case and only one funder willing to support it seeking a 4x, 5x or more return for doing so wouldn't in my view be unreasonable.

However, in what can only be described as a chance encounter of good fortune, as a summer law clerk Scanlon had the opportunity to watch Martin Healy on trial during a very difficult case against the Chicago Transit Authority.

Cyclists often have a difficult case in front of them when they've been injured in an accident due to legal logistics, so it is of critical importance that they seek out a dedicated and experienced bicycle accident lawyer.

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The lawyers worked on a difficult case for a long time but found that the client would not co operate and eventually obtained an order removing the firm as the lawyers for the - plaintiff.

The court found that it was a difficult case, the client could not have afforded to prosecute it without a contingency fee and that the settlement was a result of the work performed by the law firm.

Mr. Gueli, I would like to thank you for working on my difficult case.

We're a team of experienced trial lawyers who are passionate about representing injured people, no matter how difficult the case.

If someone stole your idea and patented it before you could, you can contest the patent in court, but it's a difficult case to win.

«Mr. Endicott took a difficult case and made it work for me.

If you have a unique or difficult case, you want to work with a firm that values challenge and innovation.

No matter how complex or difficult your case may be, we can help.

If you get a feeling up front that it's going to be a difficult case, you shouldn't feel obligated to take it.

For example, you win a difficult case and tell yourself, «I just got lucky.»

Not only does Randy have an able and much more experienced adversary arguing the case for the government, but Randy's case will be a difficult case to win...»

The most difficult case will be if the trends of post-1979 continue.

water scarcity is a difficult case to make when what trend there is in the US is of less drought, not more.

Iceland is a particularly difficult case, with a small network of stations on an island isolated from the larger continental networks.

To argue that it the broad consensus has arisen in the absence of compelling evidence, that the broad consensus is social as opposed to evidence - based, you have a difficult case.

These yeast and bacterial infections worsen the itchiness, making for a very itchy dog and a difficult case to solve.

So they are likely to pass you along to a specialist, just as your general practice physician will do when he suspects a difficult case.

Now we come to the more difficult case the slightly affected eye!!

We are in constant contact with area professionals and are ready to refer a difficult case to a specialist if the need arises.

If one of our Primary Care Veterinarians needs help on a difficult case, our Advanced Veterinary Care Centers and board - certified specialists are always available.

He's a difficult case and it takes a long time to build trust with him.

A particularly difficult case was PomPom.

Management would certainly have a difficult case to answer to shareholders if there are any actual losses to report.

However cases that are contested and seen as a difficult case, can be tried in the county court as a non-small claim (on what are called the «fast track» or the «multi track»).

Although we are pretty certain that the information provided in Notes from a Difficult Case is factually accurate, we also know that Robson's truth, which is about almost dying from cancer treatment and suffering the arrogance of her physicians, might be different from her doctors» truth.

He kept a log of all the mistakes he knew he had made over the decades, and at times revisited this compendium when trying to figure out a particularly difficult case.

An aging inspector tries to get himself sober while taking on the most difficult case of his career.

The initial circumstance and specifics of the murder mystery at its centre present a considerably difficult case to crack, but then the story starts to run on too many convenient coincidences.

No matter how difficult your case of late night munchies is, practice self - discipline and avoid consuming a bunch of carbs of simple sugars before going to bed.

Application of DEN refinement and automated model building to a difficult case of molecular - replacement phasing: the structure of a putative succinyl - diaminopimelate desuccinylase from Corynebacterium glutamicum.

It was a difficult case for Wells, and it won't be the last.

The Tories would be left making the difficult case that business people did not know what was good for their own firms.

Although these arrangements are always in need of fine tuning, it appeared that Britain had made a success of devolution to Scotland, Wales and (the much more difficult case of) Northern Ireland, and to that extent was an example that could inspire solutions to more intractable conflicts in other parts of the world, such as Kurdistan or Kashmir.

This would be a difficult case for the state to win in the current legal environment of broad interpretations of the Commerce Clause.

This all adds up to a difficult case for the Court's conservatives.

This could be a slightly more difficult case as Nwakali has not yet reached 18, but he should certainly meet the international requirements after having led the Nigeria team to victory in U17 World Cup this summer.

But that is an extremely difficult case regardless of the context because proving intent is always a b*tch.

This is a difficult case for me because there is clearly some sharp action driving the total down, but overs have been very profitable historically with wind blowing out at Wrigley.