Prior Acts: In a previous story
we discussed prior acts coverage and Claims Made policies in depth.
Not exact matches
As
discussed in our
prior post, new regulations have been proposed to prohibit incentive - based pay arrangements that encourage inappropriate risk, in line with section 956 of the Dodd - Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection
Act.
«We settled one case partly because the owner went on to a dog owner's blog and
discussed the attack — and, in doing so, admitted that
prior to the bite she knew the dog was
acting aggressively.»
-- authored by Circuit Judge Hurwitz [majority decision] and concurring opinion by Circuit Judge Reinhardt;
discussed in our Oct. 10, 2015 post: District court in Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform
Act case which substantially reduced fee request was reversed based upon its reliance on inapt practice area hourly rates, upon its discounts for plaintiff's attorneys not delegating tasks to associates given that only small firms prosecuted these type of cases, and upon its use of stale
prior fee awards involving fee claimant's attorneys.
Section 89 of the New Brunswick Employment Standards
Act (like section 9 (1) of the Ontario Employment Standards
Act discussed above) provides that where there is a sale of business (including a sale of assets) and employment is continued, the employee will be deemed to have been continuously employed by the new employer and his / her
prior years of service with the seller will be attributable to the new employer for the purposes of the
Act.
But earlier this month, the United States Senate just passed (apparently by voice) a reworked version of the «Trickett Wendler Right to Try
Act» (S. 4788) that we
discussed in our
prior post.
As the first formal
act of the Childress Institute, I am asking for contributions to reimburse Wendy Perry and Rod McCall for their travel expenses to Washington, D.C. I did not
discuss reimbursing them
prior to my invitation, and they have both spent their own money for hotel reservations and airfare.
As I
discussed in this Chapter, the introduction of the new future
act process under section 24JAA of the Native Title Act is an active move away from the Government trying to obtain the free, prior and informed consent to decisions that affect
act process under section 24JAA of the Native Title
Act is an active move away from the Government trying to obtain the free, prior and informed consent to decisions that affect
Act is an active move away from the Government trying to obtain the free,
prior and informed consent to decisions that affect us.
Mrs Justice Bracewell
discussed at paragraph 10 the (then) lack of powers available to the court to address intractable contact disputes (
prior to the Children and Adoption
Act 2006 introducing new» contact activity directions» and» enforcement powers»).
(d) Every member of a tribunal (except a member of the Grievance Committee
acting pursuant to the provisions of Part Ten, Section 47 of this Manual) shall also avoid, as far as possible,
discussing the case with any person other than a member of the tribunal
prior to commencement of the hearing.
(d) Every member of a tribunal (except a member of the Grievance Committee
acting pursuant to the provisions of Section 20 of Part Four of this Manual) shall also avoid, as far as possible,
discussing the case with any person other than a member of the tribunal
prior to commencement of the hearing.
No reader should
act in reliance on anything
discussed in this blog / website without
prior consultation with a licensed professional who is qualified to evaluate the reader's individual facts and circumstances and offer an informed professional opinion with respect thereto.