Sentences with phrase «growing legal threat»
The goal is to alert brokers and agents about the growing legal threat they face if they use photos and other listing data without authorization.
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Cain went further, addressing the prospect of Sharia, or Muslim law, being applied in the United States, which some conservatives say constitutes a growing threat to the American legal system.
As PwC prepares to formally launch a US legal services business, a new study has warned that law firms need to become more efficient and develop alternative services in areas such as technology and process management in order to counter the growing threat posed by the Big Four accounting firms.
«The database, the first such interactive compendium, contains legal threats from 35 states and 9 countries, and is growing daily.
«Our survey revealed that, while reputation and litigation threats continue to grow, advancing technology ¬ like the Internet of Things ¬ has created an even more complex legal landscape that will force companies to anticipate and plan for previously unknown risks.»
From increasing stratification among law firms to the growing threat of cyberattacks, here are some of the major events that shaped the legal industry in 2017.
Combine that with the trend I said was a threat last year (non-lawyer legal services) and that means there are more people competing for a pie that isn't growing.
The legal industry faces significant challenges in embracing the issue of Cybersecurity — and in responding to the growing Cybersecurity threat.
The body of research is still growing on the issue of violence and threats against lawyers but the findings of the various studies to date come together to send some clear messages to the legal community and their representative bodies:
The Citizen Media Law Project (CMLP) today unveiled its new Legal Threats Database (http://www.citmedialaw.org/database), a catalog of the growing number of lawsuits, cease and desist letters, and other legal challenges faced by those engaging in online spLegal Threats Database (http://www.citmedialaw.org/database), a catalog of the growing number of lawsuits, cease and desist letters, and other legal challenges faced by those engaging in online splegal challenges faced by those engaging in online speech.
The Peruvian economy is growing stronger alongside its legal sector and government, however, speaking with Oscar Mago, Partner at OMC Abogados & Consultores, he states if certain threats imposed are ignored, it can cause serious economic damage and damage to the reputation of a company.