Sentences with phrase «interesting points of law»

A recently released opinion from the Missouri Court of Appeals addresses some interesting points of law involving the Fireman's Rule.

The appeal also raised some interesting points of law.

Not exact matches

But as a backup, we have commercial law and various regulations to give makers and sellers of products good reason, from a self - interested point of view, to treat consumers well.

I know a top 25 Texas law firm that is interested in joining forces in your plan; concept would be free legal services to the venture at the point you invest and to the point of profitability (90 days) to be sure the business is set up properly and well advised.

Farrington pointed out that the tax law passed at the end of 2017 changed how the interest on home equity loans is treated — at least between 2018 and 2026.

Good point, this does seem like a bit of a stretch; and an article on blue laws would be rather interesting (they make for a healthy seperation of church and state conversation).

The subject lacks what Benedict XVI calls «breathing room,» which is a point the theologian Matthew Levering proves he understands when, in his new book Biblical Natural Law, he urges theologians to take a more active interest in the doctrine of natural lLaw, he urges theologians to take a more active interest in the doctrine of natural lawlaw.

For example, as the result of law suits instituted by public - interest groups, the courts held that whenever broadcasters present a particular point of view on a matter of public importance, they also must provide opportunities for opposing viewpoints to be presented.

Homeschool Law Points of Interest There are a few important areas you should investigate when researching homeschool laws.

He pointed out that of all who have indicated interest in his seat, only Nwosu, who happens to be his son - in - law, qualifies for the job given that aside being below 50 years of age, he has the capacity to immediately drive the state to its desired destination.

A spokesman for Republican Rockland County Executive Scott Vanderhoef says he has not decided if the ramifications of the proposed law are in the best interest of the public at this point.

One other interesting point from the FAQ is, because of the settlement eHarmony has not been found in violation of the law.

If you want to break the film into thirds, the scenes with Jude Law at the diner which bookend the film are adequate, the middle portion involving the stalking husband are dreadful, and the film comes to life a bit during the second half during the Natalie Portman scenes, mostly because her character is far more interesting than any of the others up to that point.

In order to be up - to - date at any time, New i10's navigation system comes with a seven - year free subscription to LIVE Services, offering real - time traffic conditions, local weather and points of interest as well as the position of speed cameras in countries where this is permitted by law.

As Frederick Soddy (1926 Nobel Laureate chemist and underground economist) pointed out long ago, «you can not permanently pit an absurd human convention, such as the spontaneous increment of debt [compound interest] against the natural law of the spontaneous decrement of wealth [entropy].»

But now they find it's a double edged sword, because it also allows anyone who is interested to find out that the so - called science underpinning their agenda is a house of cards — so goes the law of unintended consequences: unintended from the eco-fanatic point of view, of course.

The difference — which I appreciate more than you can guess — is that a Physicist drops two like objects — one red and one blue — of dissimilar mass off the top of Uncertainty and watches what happens, and might like Newton derive laws, and builds on those laws to the point that interesting questions might be asked about a difference of a 60 billionth of a second, while a marketing scientist draws trees of all the opinions expressed by everyone in the audience and wonders what opinions he ought repeat so he can sell more red balls.

On Lawyerist, Karin Conroy has an interesting post pointing out that, while certain types of stock images seem like likely fits for your law firm website, it is time to let some of the most cliched images rest in peace.

Gross points out that the program reflects a number of important trends, including (1) A Touch of Conscience (where most companies pay lip service to concerns like global warming or poverty); (2) The New Guilded Age (where fat and happy law firms think nothing of the absurdity of giving students a $ 60 allowance for lunch); (3) Defining Public Service Down (a situation where most people claim interest in community service but don't want the lower incomes that go with it, so they find a win - win situation like doing pro bono at a large firm); and (4) It's Good To Be the King (describing how partners set priorities and realize that the $ 15 lunch is quicker and gets associates back to billing more quickly and spares partners from socializing).

The blog technola points out something interesting about this year's law nominees: three of the five focus on public interest topics.

As I pointed out, this proposal adopts a «federal» logic, aiming at an EU - wide criminal law enforcement of fraud against the financial interests of the Union (in short: EU fraud).

When he sticks to the knitting, he provides lively reading and interesting discussion points — as with posts on guerilla marketing for law firms, use of RSS feeds, and sponsoring web sites.

In her opinion in the case C - 566 / 10 P Commission / Italy Advocate General Kokott made an interesting point which inspired a new category of posts here at the blog: Luxemburgerli — that is, the lighter side of EU law.

While this is, from a legal point of view, a highly interesting case with regard to the relationship between EU law and international law, it amounts, more practically speaking, to good news for all those in search of shelter from violence - ridden regions on a continent marked by an increasing reluctance to welcome foreigners (note most recently the successful Swiss referendum on limiting mass immigration).

Another interesting point as I'd say the last 9 - 12 months have seen a bit of a change in attitudes towards security — not from the security teams in law firms as they have always had a passion to ensure that they're as secure as they can be — but in the partners and the budget holders, because security expenditure does come out of their end of year bonus.

The most interesting point about these wide divergences between different Tribunals on rather fundamental points of EU and international law is how little they seem to matter.

Meanwhile, some other writers echo the point I made about how, once funding other people's lawsuits for ideological reasons came to be applauded as public interest law, it was unlikely that the weapon would not be used against the full range of targets including the press.

· Such technology is unlikely to get the buy - in and vote of top management / equity partners, due to the usual problems surrounding corporate governance of law firms and self - interest of those that hold the power and equity points (the partnership agreement), ergo;

Dr. Stahl began by pointing out that family law attorneys and judges have historically focused on the best interests of the children.

Subject to paragraph 2, a Contracting State may at any time designate an entity or entities in its territory as the entry point or entry points through which there shall or may be transmitted to the International Registry information required for registration other than registration of a notice of a national interest or a right or interest under Article 40 in either case arising under the laws of another State.

«There comes a point at which the values of certainty and predictability must yield to allow the law to purge itself of past errors or decisions that no longer serve the interests of justice,» Sharpe wrote.

Again, it is plainly not of itself sufficient to supply the present deficiency, but it may point the way to the ability of the common law to recognise a new form of privilege, where, in a new context, the public interest so requires.

Ted Frank offers an interesting perspective at Point of Law, suggesting that the problem of pursuing litigation as a path when it's not economically justified poses a far greater problem than bill padding He writes:

Richard Clément, a professor at the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute at the university who will serve as chairman of the centre's new administration committee, says UOttawa hosting the CCP «fit very well with what we perceive as the message of the university» considering that as a bilingual university, they are particularly interested in language rights and also pointing out the Human Rights Research and Education Centre at the faculty of law.

Whereas, as the Court points out, it is indeed for the national court to assess whether national law reaches an adequate balance between different interests in line with the definition of occupational requirements discussed above [§ 80], the Court does not clearly assess the implications of the alternative claim in EU law (direct effect) if the national court does not, in the end, manage to reconcile these interests through interpretation.

Off the Shelf New AODA regulations coming into effect January 1st For those of your who are interested in disability law and critical disability studies, it is worth pointing out that the latest round of Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) regulations will be coming into effect on January 1, 2014 (amazingly, less than two weeks away).

On this point he concludes that EU law does not, in principle, require Member States to engage in consultation with out - of - state interests in order to justify restrictions on the free movement of goods.

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This is a great point of discussion in a law personal statement, in interviews and generally, it successfully shows your interest in the field.

If you're interested in following the health care litigation from an attorney / law professor's point of view, go check it out.

Now let me tag five blawgers: Steve Matthews for Vancouver Law Librarian Blog and so much more; Rob Hyndman for his eponymous (yeah, I had to look it up) blaw on politics, technology and law; Michel - Adrien Sheppard, Supreme Court of Canada librarian, whose Library Boy blog usually gets there first; Tom Mighell of InterAlia, who points us to so many blawgs that it would be interesting to see him facing in another direction for a while; and, never one to ignore the obvious, I tag Sabrina Pacifici, who needs no epithet and neither does her blawg, LLRX.cLaw Librarian Blog and so much more; Rob Hyndman for his eponymous (yeah, I had to look it up) blaw on politics, technology and law; Michel - Adrien Sheppard, Supreme Court of Canada librarian, whose Library Boy blog usually gets there first; Tom Mighell of InterAlia, who points us to so many blawgs that it would be interesting to see him facing in another direction for a while; and, never one to ignore the obvious, I tag Sabrina Pacifici, who needs no epithet and neither does her blawg, LLRX.claw; Michel - Adrien Sheppard, Supreme Court of Canada librarian, whose Library Boy blog usually gets there first; Tom Mighell of InterAlia, who points us to so many blawgs that it would be interesting to see him facing in another direction for a while; and, never one to ignore the obvious, I tag Sabrina Pacifici, who needs no epithet and neither does her blawg, LLRX.com.

Ari: [29:16] Joe, on that point, it was interesting, when we were doing the research, that 88 percent of the people, both in - house counsels and law firm lawyers, wanted to learn more about measuring and understanding the effectiveness of predictive coding.

Whether the law will be easy to enforce is another matter, but as supporters of House Bill62 have pointed out, it wasn't easy to enforce the mandatory use of seat belts in the 1960s when legislation was first introduced, but that didn't stop the legislation from being passed in the interests of safety.

Introduced in beta at this year's ABA TECHSHOW conference in Chicago, the new Accounts Payable Module was a major point of interest with eager lawyers and other legal professionals concerned with the very specific challenges law firms face when managing accounts payable.

The Law Blog's Peter Lattman takes note of the Xerox - Amici deal for $ 174 million, pointing out that the interesting part is really the stake in Amici held by David Boies» family.

However, outside the bounds of the law, the rights holder might find it okay if you make a copy if you own the DVD (the main record industry special interest organization at some point said «we don't mind», but that doesn't change the law).

The plaintiff, who lost on summary judgment, sought only minimal costs based on public interest because he claimed the case dealt with a novel point of law and fact situation.

On a regular basis, Abstract Appeal also points out news and other items of interest relating to Florida law.

The Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador points out that when a custodian is appointed to take possession, its focus is the protection of clients» interest, not on maximizing value for the lawyer's estate.

Of particular interest among the items Friedmann points to is the recent First Monday article by David R. Johnson, «The Life of the Law Online.&raquOf particular interest among the items Friedmann points to is the recent First Monday article by David R. Johnson, «The Life of the Law Online.&raquof the Law Online.»