Sentences with phrase «do legal research necessarily»

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Even when thorough research is done, the resulting legal opinion is often hedged and necessarily limited to a specific set of facts and a particular context.

This does not necessarily mean legal research; it may mean that the leading expert must articulate aspects of his or her know - how in a way that can be captured in software for re-use.

It has been said that lawyers do not necessarily know the law better than other people; rather they only know where to find it.10 A lawyer who does not know how to perform legal research is lacking a defining characteristic of the profession.

I'm going to invert her title because my point is Plugged - In Legal Research; however, plugged in doesn't necessarily mean being on the leading edge of legal technology in the sense of understanding it or even usinLegal Research; however, plugged in doesn't necessarily mean being on the leading edge of legal technology in the sense of understanding it or even usinlegal technology in the sense of understanding it or even using it.

While that advice does not necessarily help you solve a particular problem if you don't have a lot of experience, it might help to know that you will get better at legal research the more you do it.

In retrospect, I realize that I in fact don't necessarily address this challenge head on in my book, aside from citing some of the suggestions on how to analyze the facts and the law made by Maureen Fitzgerald in her Legal Problem Solving — Reasoning, Research & Writing (now in a 2010 5th ed from LexisNexis Canada).