Sentences with phrase «discovery of facts»

The third most common cause of litigation claims are errors involving an inadequate discovery of fact or inadequate investigation.

Moreover, claims resulting from inadequate investigation or discovery of facts also increased proportionately in terms of all LAWPRO claims, rising to 15 per cent of errors reported from eight per cent.

Intended to be a process that would guide Canadians through the difficult discovery of the facts behind the residential school system, the TRC was also meant to lay the foundation for lasting reconciliation across Canada.

Back in 1998, «inadequate discovery of fact or inadequate investigation» was the fifth most common cause of a claim when we looked at the top five reasons a claim was made against a lawyer.

«Facts matter and the discovery of facts is our most important job as professional researchers,» he said.

While I am deeply in love with the discovery of facts, I think I am even more in love with what we may never know.

This testimony deals with the discovery of the fact that Mayor Bloomberg and several of his predecessors have been spending some PILOT payment revenues without appropriations by the City Council.

But science is a discovery of fact patterns and deductions regarding the meaning of those facts, nothing more.

LAWPRO's concern that unbundling could lead to more claims stems from the fact that the biggest causes of claims against lawyers — communication issues and inadequate investigation or discovery of facts — are at least equally, if not more likely, to occur during the provision of unbundled legal services.

claims driven by communication problems and / or inadequate investigation or discovery of facts;

Inadequate investigation or discovery of fact is the third largest cause of claims.

Back in 1998, «inadequate discovery of fact or inadequate investigation» was the fifth most common cause of a claim when we looked... Read More»

Inadequate investigation or discovery of facts is also an increasingly common error resulting in a claim.

The biggest claims risk occurs not with substantive law (12 per cent), but rather within lawyer / client communication and relationship issues at 35 per cent of all claims, followed by time and deadline management (17 per cent), inadequate investigation / discovery of fact (16 per cent), clerical (six per cent), and confidentiality (five per cent).

It's a little parochial to B.C. but the discovery of facts pertains to agents everywhere.