Sentences with phrase «followed by outside counsel»

``... the general practice followed by outside counsel in both Canada and the United States was followed by the respondents.

Not exact matches

Concurrently with the reallocation of Fernandez and Tilles» Escrow Shares, Shkreli caused Fernandez, Tilles and Biestek to enter into agreements with Shkreli (prepared by Retrophin's then outside counsel) whereby Fernandez, Tilles and Biestek agreed to sell 75,000, 37,500, and 37,500 Retrophin shares respectively to Shkreli with payment to follow at a later date (the «Forward Purchase Agreements»).

Growing up outside of Toronto, in middle school she launched an event planning business, followed by a handbag company, then a career counseling firm out of high school.

The counsel claimed that following the April 6 ruling, a letter by Dasuki's lead counsel Mr Joseph Daudu dated April 13 was despatched to the DSS requesting for permission to access Dasuki outside the DSS office as contained in the ruling of the court.

By law, the County Attorney's office must solicit at least three separate proposals and follow the County's procurement policy to hire outside counsel on a contract basis.

Corporate law departments participating in the study spent the highest percentage of outside counsel fees on litigation (37 %), followed by intellectual property (15 %) and then mergers and acquisitions (12 %).

868, 874 - 78 (N.D.N.Y. 1995)(granting summary judgment in favour of employer on employee defamation claim stemming from employer's investigation and subsequent reporting of employee's illegal conduct, and finding that the investigation was conducted in a «thorough and responsible manner» because it was initiated immediately following reports of wrongdoing, included interviews with all relevant parties and an extensive review of books and records, and was undertaken by a team including both inside and outside counsel).

In cases where respondents retained outside counsel for a regulatory investigation, UK respondents named the Financial Services Authority (FSA) as the most active regulator, followed by the Office of Fair Trading and the European Commission.

Following up on recent initiatives by the American Bar Association and outside law firms, the corporate counsel group plans to fight the trend by mentoring more minorities.

Disclosures to the staff of Cary Counseling Center will not be revealed to outside parties except in the following instances: 1) Where your written permission has been granted; 2) Where your physical safety or the physical safety of another person is threatened; 3) Where evidence is given of physical or sexual child abuse; 4) Where records are subpoenaed by a judge.