Sentences with phrase «from junior counsel»

He specialises in placing attorneys at all levels — from junior counsel to general counsel — in corporate and university legal departments.

He specializes in placing attorneys at all levels — from junior counsel to general counsel — in corporate and university legal departments.

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The first is Controversy, an «investigative thriller» from Up In The Air co-writer Sheldon Turner that's about a Junior Counsel working for a «prestigious Illinois university» who must try to hold back an «out - of - control scandal when a young...

Meeting took place between my lawyer and his legal team including senior and junior Counsel who met with the Prosthetists who were providing me with the arm from Dorset Orthopaedic.

Jessica Zita, associate with Hicks Adams and junior counsel on George Cooke's appeal, says the concession and the ultimate decision came in response to their factum, as Matthew Cooke's counsel argued their appeal on different grounds, but the co-appellants both suffered from the same jury charge and, therefore, both had their convictions overturned.

Costa Rica v. Nicaragua (Certain Activities Carried Out By Nicaragua in the Border Area)(Reparation Phase): instructed as junior counsel to Costa Rica in claim for reparation before International Court of Justice arising from, inter alia, environmental harm caused by breach of international obligations by Nicaragua.

Emerald Supplies Limited v. British Airways and Ors: Junior Counsel for several hundred corporate claimants in large mutli - jurisdictional damages claim arising from the Air Cargo Cartel.

Haquim v. Secretary of State for Defence (High Court, Administrative Division): junior counsel in claim relating to the transfer of Afghan detainees from UK custody to Afghan detention.

Petroleum Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (Appellant) v Ryan and another (Respondents)(Trinidad and Tobago)[2017] UKPC 30 Junior counsel representing the company on appeal to the Privy Council to set aside the Court of Appeal's decision to reverse the trial judge's dismissal of a claim concerning the escape of hydrocarbon fumes from an oil well causing medical complaints.

Unlike an upward review, in which partners and counsel receive feedback from only those junior to them, a 360 review collects feedback not only from direct reports, but also from peers and supervisors.

He is incredibly bright, bordering on genius, and has the most brilliant rapport with the court», «exceptionally able junior counsel who attracts resounding praise both from his instructing solicitors and his peers at the Bar», «he has a brain the size of Jupiter, is tenacious, polite and very good on his feet», «outstandingly committed... he's a brilliantly analytical and fast - thinking advocate», and «has the «Midas touch» and is not only exceptionally knowledgeable and commercial, but readily grasps the issues concerning clients».

Chambers are delighted to announce that Giselle McGowan has been appointed Junior Counsel to the Crown C Panel, effective from 28th February 2017.

Mark Whitcombe, employment barrister from Oldsquare Chambers and junior Counsel in the landmark case of R (on the application of Unison) v Lord Chancellor [2017] UKSC 51, gave a first hand account of what is surely the most widely reported and constitutionally significant case of the year.

Michael has also acted for contractors and subcontractors in respect of various contractual disputes, including seeking (and obtaining) urgent interim relief from the High Court, and has appeared as junior counsel in the Court of Appeal of New Zealand.

«The Legal 500 (2017 Edition) states: Chancery chambers 9 Stone Buildings is «an impressive set, which demonstrates a breadth of knowledge and experience from junior to senior counsel», particularly for trusts and probate matters, property litigation and insolvency law.

Wilson v West Hartlepool Railway Co came into the picture because looking at Snell's Equity during the argument, I found the case cited there on what seemed to be the relevant point, and I drew counsel for the plaintiffs» attention to it; and at the conclusion of leading counsel for the plaintiffs» argument his junior read me certain passages from the case in support of the plaintiffs» cause.

Kathryn has a developing practice in inquests, with instructions coming mostly from her position as Junior Counsel to the Crown and largely involving deaths of long - term prisoners in custody.

The panel will explore research on this gap, and will hear from junior and experienced counsel on how they built their businesses.

This is where the Legal Services Commission pays a reduced hourly rate, # 50 instead of # 120 for junior counsel, and the practitioner retrieves his full rate from the costs award.