Sentences with phrase «in a commercial context»

During your training contract you begin to understand how the law works in a commercial context — and what strikes me now is how much I've learned about the commercial world.

This test has mostly been applied in commercial contexts, where forum selection clauses are generally enforced to hold sophisticated parties to their bargain, absent exceptional circumstances.

In a commercial context today, curating has never been more important.

The days of just advising on black letter law absent the set of circumstances it fits in are long gone — it's got to be seen in a commercial context.

Does your business, corporation, or non-profit organization use commercial electronic messages to communicate with customers, prospective customers, or others in a commercial context?

The same type of conduct creates risk in a commercial context.

Information on this website must not be used in a commercial context unless written permission has been given by Triple P International Pty Ltd..

Our expertise in the pursuit and defence of civil fraud claims, particularly in the commercial context, extends from the early advisory stages and the obtaining (or resisting) of urgent freezing and search order relief (including dealing with the cross-jurisdictional issues that may arise and enforcement through applications for contempt and other measures), through to trial and the tracing and recovery of assets both in the UK and internationally.

Accordingly, as later confirmed by the Supreme Court in Guay inc. c Payette, 2013 SCC 45, the criteria for analyzing restrictive covenants in a commercial context will be less demanding than in the employment context, and the basis for finding such covenants to be reasonable will be much broader in the former as opposed to the latter.

The sharing economy has evolved from P2P (peer - to - peer) sharing of content through social networks to sharing personal property in a commercial context.

You agree however to abide by Historic England's rules in relation to commercial photography at Historic England sites, namely that photographs taken at Historic England sites may not be exploited in any commercial context without the prior written consent of Historic England.

The Window Space is fundamentally a large «vitrine» not dissimilar to those used for showcasing seasonal fashion and commodities in a commercial context, but repurposed as a space for the display of contemporary art.

You're no stranger to curating exhibitions — EXPO VIDEO marks your 6th show this year alone, including the Mauritius Pavilion at the Venice Biennale — but I wonder how your approach changes when presenting works in a commercial context like an art fair.

Jessica also undertakes residential property work for commercial clients in a commercial context.

«It's important any organization or individual making software available in a commercial context adequately describes the function and purpose of that software to make sure that user fully intends to install it when they make that decision.

Can those decisions be re-used in a commercial context, or not?

«They have great personal relationships, they invest lots of time in knowing and understanding your business, and provide great legal advice in a commercial context.»

As discussed above, the reasonableness of a restrictive covenant is more broadly interpreted in the commercial context than in the employment context.

These cases, often presenting multi-million dollar risk, can create exposure beyond policy limits or, in the commercial context where insurance might not apply, create the possibility of a significant financial setback for a client.

In addition, the court applied its own older decision in Tank Lining Corp. v. Dunlop Industrial Ltd. (1982), where it held that in all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employment.

The court is required to presume as valid restrictive clauses in the commercial context (such as the sale of a business), while in the employment context it was required to scrutinize the reasonableness of the covenant.

With the recent emergence of international litigation funding companies in Canada, the next case heard on this matter at the appellate level may open the doors wider for litigation funders in a commercial context.

Even in the commercial context which is the focus of RML, it is not just a passing observation from my own experience, it's something I hear a lot from those that control huge budgets to address corporate legal needs.

He has litigated a variety of cases in the commercial context, including contract disputes, shareholder - derivative suits, and...

Once it is established that a restrictive covenant resides in the commercial context, the covenant will be found to be lawful provided that it is limited to what is reasonably necessary for the protection of the legitimate interests of the party in whose favour it was granted.

I am always curious to hear when statutory materials are reproduced in a commercial context, and whether permission for reproduction was obtained beforehand, or whether copyrights were considered at all.

Equitable concepts such as proprietary estoppel sit more comfortably within the realm of domestic situations and for a claim of an equitable nature to succeed in a commercial context there would need to be very specific, exceptional and noteworthy circumstances to warrant such a decision.

His case load in this area includes insurance fraud, dishonesty and fraud by directors and employees, both in claims brought by the Company and in those brought in an insolvency context, and fraud, dishonesty and theft wherever it arises in a commercial context.

This cross-fertilization keeps us current with issues pertinent to patent prosecution; it allows us to develop sophisticated approaches that anticipate rejections and how the patents are likely to be deployed and challenged in the commercial context.

A licencee also has the right to use any Valve trademarks in a commercial context, so sayeth Valve.

WSCAR is the premier advocate for all matters affecting commercial real estate and private property rights in the commercial context.

Benjamin rightly notes that although many of the algorithms used in commercial contexts may not themselves be unique, obtained through open source or adopted from others, their products may be.

Justice Karakatsanis put forward the contention that if there is a general duty of fair dealing and good faith in a franchise agreement, it could also apply in a commercial context.

It has been 15 years since the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funded the first group of Professional Science Master's (PSM) degree programs, hoping to create a new career pathway and fill the need for scientists who are trained to work in a commercial context.

Of course, the client may be able to show undue influence, a breach of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 or an unconscionable bargain, but this requires as a minimum an inequality of bargaining power, a manifestly disadvantageous agreement and an undue degree of pressure brought to bear by the stronger party; such matters are notoriously difficult to prove, particularly in a commercial context.

Instead of holding books or objects, as this type of shelving might in a private home, or some visually seductive commodity as it might in a commercial context, Wermers» shelves hold pools of water.

We work with specific artists for specific reasons, still in a very symbiotic way, to present their work in a commercial context.

In a commercial context, funding may simply be an effective way for a business to manage its legal risks.

The judge found that although the phrase «term sheet» is often used in a commercial context to describe a framework used to develop a more comprehensive legal document, there is no rule that a document called a «term sheet» can not be binding on the parties signing it.

In the commercial context, claims of this size (generally, between $ 1,500 and $ 25,000, though the jurisdictional limits of actions heard in Small Claims Courts vary depending on the state and county in which the claim is brought) typically arise from consumer disputes, or disputes among parties to a services contract.

Such actions typically involve life - altering injuries, e.g. spinal cord and brain trauma, wrongful death or, in the commercial context, large projects that have gone awry.

In the commercial context, if allegations of behaviour which is unlawful (or contrary to public policy) are raised before the arbitral tribunal, it will have to consider the consequences under the applicable law, and may also be required to have regard to the potential impact of the mandatory law and public policy of the arbitral seat and the place of performance of any relevant agreement, as well as transnational public policy.

There was no need to determine whether the restrictive covenant in this case (i) was entitled to a presumption of reasonableness (as done in the commercial context), (ii) required a high level of scrutiny (as done in an employment contract), or (iii) perhaps fell somewhere on a spectrum between these two ends (as is assumed in respect of franchise agreements, which are typically contracts of adhesion yet involve independent contractors in a commercial context).

Preventing and challenging publication of damaging stories or private information in the media, online or in a commercial context;

Increasingly, in the commercial context, lawyers are not the straw that stirs the drink.

Supporting the company through his facilitation of top - notch counsel, Adolphs has a high amount of technical legal expertise and the ability to apply it in a commercial context.

An individual engages in the business of a loan originator if the individual, in a commercial context and habitually or repeatedly, takes a residential mortgage loan application and offers or negotiates terms of a residential mortgage loan for compensation or gain.