Sentences with phrase «just about every practice area»

It's a great technique that works in just about every practice area.

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Petition and answer should not, of course, be regarded as the sole content of Christian prayer, but in the popular mind this has often been the case, and it is just at this point that secularization has greatly undermined the practice of prayer, and has made the Christian much more cautious about the forms of his petitions and the areas in which they may be regarded as legitimate.

I used to think that I was just starved for sex (I've always been extremely high, and foolishly thought I could bring my husband «up» to my level) but recently in counseling some of my clients (I'm an attorney, and practice divorce — though it's not my preferred area for obvious reasons) it occurred to me that it's not about the sex, it's the intimacy that I crave.

«I worked with teachers in one term and we looked just at numeracy — didn't want to see any of their other planning documents for other subject areas, didn't want to worry too much about their practices in those other areas.

Another big take away from the course was the idea that maker - centered learning is about more than just a designated space or fancy equipment — and that the practices associated with the Agency by Design framework for maker - centered learning can be applied across content areas.

Just can't wait now for this vaccine to hit my area, so that it's one more thing a handful of vets in my practice can shake their heads at me about (the rest know better, and realize that my dogs are healthy and that's what counts!).

Using the JurisPage blogging platform to blog about topics relevant to your practice areas can attract a ton of potential clients and make the phone start ringing far beyond just referrals.

And so, I think the way that we go about it is if we want to have really good search results related to specific practice area or specific topic, then we just really try to put out a lot of content related to that.

Even if you're just a straight out litigator, or a healthcare attorney, knowing that information about your firm generally, and then just a little bit about the other practice areas you serve is always great because you always want to be cross selling not just yourself, but the capabilities of your firm.

What if you get that case that walks in the door that you didn't anticipate, and you were just talking about the dollar value, but what if it's in a practice area that you didn't check off on that application?

Sam Glover: I don't know much about immigration, so maybe I'm just making stuff up here, but it seems to me that like bankruptcy or maybe work comp, immigration law is very process - driven and maybe lends itself a little bit more than some areas of practice to the kind of automation and systemization and checklist manifesto - ing that you're doing.

But really it's all about trying to figure out specifically what segment in the market that you want to target, and that's not just by practice area.

If it is just a general blog about your area of practice, deliver some new information that people can't get anywhere else.

On a tangent about continuing competence, not just entry - level, what about requiring lawyers in active practice to write and pass a version of the multiple - choice bar admission tests online at least every year or two (and if particular subject area failed, restricted from practicing in that area?).

Finally, just as Obama has moved quickly to name a transition team, law firms thinking about entering these practice areas should hit the ground running now so that they're prepared to assist clients once the new administration takes office.

I then talk about how almost every lawyer I know just fell into / morphed into their practice area after many years as lawyers.

With over 450 attorneys covering more than 40 practice areas, Dickinson Wright has the experience and expertise to assist with just about any legal matter or dispute.

If you write and blog about the law in your practice area — you will start to learn it much faster than if you just attend a CLE every once in a while.

As to your question @Will Barnard, just about anyone who can testify with more knowledge than the general public as to industry standards and what is generally accepted practice that the court accepts may be viewed by the court as having expert testimony in a specific area.