Sentences with phrase «fee disputes because»

I have never had a fee dispute because it takes two to have a dispute and the client is always right.

Not exact matches

In the latest dust - up between pay - TV giants, Viacom Inc. began warning Dish Network Corp. subscribers they may lose channels including Comedy Central and Nickelodeon late Wednesday because of a fee dispute between the companies.

The very few will contest it go to arbitration or, possibly, court, and in the end even if judged against Chase just loses some legal fees — there is no penalty for them because the whole time, these customers» fees etc were held in abeyance because of the dispute process.

I plan to dispute the fee because they are aware of a large direct deposit every month and my transactions are always covered.

After an appeal and a remand, the fee - dispute committee considered whether Manigault's bill should be reduced because of the billing in minimum 15 - minute increments.

Applying principles from UK House of Lords decisions, the Court of Appeal reasoned that because the release was given as part of a settlement of a fees action, its purpose for both parties was to wipe the slate clean in respect of that dispute.

This applies to legal aid as it does for court and tribunal fees because if ordinary members of the public do not have the practical means of resolving disputes, respect for the rule of law and our democratic society is liable to break down.»

Lawyers themselves «can be the direct cause of the escalation of disputes,» and that is at least in part because of the way they earn their fees.

In July 2015, the plaintiffs new lawyer refused to turn over their file materials to a new lawyer that they had retained, because of a dispute about fees.

Author: Anthony Pugh, Student - at - Law, Law Works P.C. Editor: Ben Hanuka In 10313033 Canada Inc. v. 2418973 Ontario Inc., an April 11, 2018 decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Ottawa relating to a franchise dispute in the Laurier Optical franchise system, the court refused to grant to the franchisor an interlocutory injunction compelling the franchisees to continue paying royalties and marketing fees because the franchisor did not prove that it would suffer irreparable harm.

According to my research, this split between the 2nd and 8th Circuits has not really been decided because the dispute was ended by a consent decree before it could be resolved by the Supreme Court; that decree ordered West to allow competitors to license its page numbers for a stipulated fee.

The council's award is restored: it was reasonable for the council to conclude that, under the Framework Agreement, the Protocol and the Act, Dr. Guérin's proceeding did not raise an arbitrable dispute, because the Fédération and the Ministère had reserved for themselves the full discretion to designate the medical imaging laboratories that would be eligible to receive the digitization fee; and also reasonable for them to conclude that, in any event, Dr. Guérin did not have standing.

And it is more flexible than the hearing fees approach, because it recognizes that cases are not all alike, and that in some, a «fair and just resolution of the dispute» will require a lot of time despite the parties» and the court's best efforts.

In 10313033 Canada Inc. v. 2418973 Ontario Inc., an April 11, 2018 decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Ottawa relating to a franchise dispute in the Laurier Optical franchise system, the court refused to grant to the franchisor an interlocutory injunction compelling the franchisees to continue paying royalties and marketing fees because the franchisor did not prove that it would suffer irreparable harm.

Regardless of whether the parties agree to settle, feedback from users of NALFA's Fee Dispute Mediation Program indicates that their mediation experience has prepared them to pursue or continue their claim because they have a better understanding of their case.

Notwithstanding Lawrence, courts still have great discretion in rescinding unfair retainer agreements and therefore, lawyers must be vigilant in following the letter and spirit of the law because the burden in a fee dispute remains on the lawyer.

Section 180 marks a sea change in court fees because, contrary to established policy, it allows the Lord Chancellor to make a profit out of the fees charged for seeking the public court to resolve a dispute, or again as some might put it, securing access to justice.

In today's environment, a single major employment dispute can result in the erosion of substantial assets because of legal fees and a potential jury award.

The court said the trial court, in awarding the attorney's fees to the MLS, was acting within its authority, because the trial court intended to deter copyright holders from filing lawsuits without first trying to resolve the dispute out of court, which is what had happened in the photographer's case.