Sentences with phrase «from private legal practitioners»
Family law advice is also available from private legal practitioners, including family law specialists.
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Private legal practitioner, Gary Nimako Marfo has asked the National Organizer of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) to desist from interfering in the matter of the eligibility of Dr. Zanetor Rawlings to contest in the recently held NDC parliamentary primaries.
Flagbearer of the National Democratic Party (NDP) and her running mate, Kojo Mensah Sosuh, have petitioned the Electoral Commission Chairperson Charlotte Osei, through private legal practitioner, Ace Ankomah, to reinstate them, after they were disqualified from participating in the December presidential elections, alongside twelve other aspirants.
Private legal practitioner, Dr Maurice Ampaw has revealed a shocking secret about how Kumasi - based «Prophet of God», Ebenezer Adakwa Yiadom aka «Opambour» snatched his beautiful girlfriend from him.
We gathered together a fantastic panel of experts from Ontario Superior Court Justice Colin L. Campbell to in - house counsel Laurie MacFarlane from the CIBC Legal Department and Melanie Schweizer of Bell Canada to private practitioners Alan D'Silva, a partner at Stikeman Elliott LLP, and Kelly Friedman, a partner at Ogilvy Renault LLP and also chairwoman of Sedona Canada.
In an older report from 2005, the International Commission of Jurists reported that only 10 attorneys (one quarter of private practitioners) regularly practiced criminal law, and the 110 non-private practitioners were legal officers in the government.
Our attorneys are trial lawyers, appellate advocates, legal counselors and crisis managers, with broad experience from serving as private practitioners and federal prosecutors.
Currently in private beta testing, this site will launch with nearly 30,000 documents contributed from national law firms, major regional firms, academics, leading practitioners and legal bloggers, research specialists, commercial publishers and law societies.
The Global Legal Group called for our contribution to the 2015 edition of the reputed Global Legal Insights — Mergers & Acquisitions publication, which contains 27 country chapters drafted by leading practitioners from around the world and is designed to provide general counsel, investment bankers, government agencies and private practice lawyers with a comprehensive insight into the realities of M&A — practical issues, policy issues, strategic issues — by jurisdiction, highlighting market trends and legal developments as well as practical and strategic consideratLegal Group called for our contribution to the 2015 edition of the reputed Global Legal Insights — Mergers & Acquisitions publication, which contains 27 country chapters drafted by leading practitioners from around the world and is designed to provide general counsel, investment bankers, government agencies and private practice lawyers with a comprehensive insight into the realities of M&A — practical issues, policy issues, strategic issues — by jurisdiction, highlighting market trends and legal developments as well as practical and strategic consideratLegal Insights — Mergers & Acquisitions publication, which contains 27 country chapters drafted by leading practitioners from around the world and is designed to provide general counsel, investment bankers, government agencies and private practice lawyers with a comprehensive insight into the realities of M&A — practical issues, policy issues, strategic issues — by jurisdiction, highlighting market trends and legal developments as well as practical and strategic consideratlegal developments as well as practical and strategic considerations.
... The legal practitioner who ventures into this field must know not only the detail of the Native Title Act, but must also have a thorough understanding of the common law system of tenure and its different estates as well as the various statutory schemes by which the several States and Territories have, from time to time, provided for the creation of private interests in and for the use by governments and individuals of public lands.
Three main sources of data gathering were used in the present study: survey methods using structured questionnaires that were devised specifically for this study; semi-structured interviews with Indigenous litigants; and input from focus group participants that consisted of open discussion with representatives of government and non-government agencies, Aboriginal community controlled agencies and private legal practitioners.