Sentences with phrase «law position»

However, I agree with the natural law position.

Posts note labor law - related scholarship, cover labor law developments and court rulings, and report new appointments to governmental and academic labor law positions.

As, a contract attorney, you can and often do go months without any document review jobs and then, all of sudden, many contract law positions staff around the same time.

Maung joined Mackrell Turner Garrett five years ago following corporate law positions in Central London and at a leading regional firm in Essex.

High law school tuition fees as an «output» access - to - justice issue (by which I mean that high tuition somehow dampens the number of lawyers working in non-Big Law positions) has never struck me as a convincing, or even demonstrated, argument (though high tuition fees as an «input» problem is a fairly obvious conclusion: the cost of tuition will necessarily dissuade or prevent some people from going to law school in the first place).

At the Brooklyn forum, Westchester Assemblyman Richard Brodsky - one of five Democrats vying for a shot to run for AG - challenged Rice's drug law position.

These developments come amid an unusual confluence of events already stirring the legal atmosphere, with Google making its first foray into legal research, Bloomberg Law positioning itself as a serious contender to take on West and Lexis, and Fastcase preparing to deliver free legal research to the iPhone (and the iPad?).

Spindle Law positions itself as a starting point for more quickly finding relevant authorities, thereby reducing time spent in paid legal research sites.

Carey Olsen consider that these conclusions reflect the Jersey customary law position that an absence of full and frank disclosure can vitiate a party's agreement to any order intended to compromise a claim.

A 50 to 80 - hour week isn't uncommon for Big Law players, and yet law students around the world compete vigorously to land a Big Law position.

Many articling jobs lead to permanent law positions.

While the decision is largely confirmatory (though no less welcome for that) it may add one dimension to the employment law position — if the employee were to be remunerated (wholly or partly) by commission or payment by results (as these agents were) it would presumably be lawful to suspend during the enforced notice period without that payment.

The PILA Fellowship is a grant awarded to a student to work in an unpaid public interest law position during the summer.

While not binding on other common law courts, the clear explanation of the common law position provided by Lord Millett is likely to be followed.

According to the news release, «Upon assuming his Penn law position, he will take senior status» at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Daniel turned down a prestigious law position to pursue his vocation to become a minister.

To obtain an intellectual property law position with a respected IP law firm or corporate entity emphasizing patent prosecution, patentability, validity, freedom - to - operate / right - to - use, infringement, collection, state - of - the - art, and other related intellectual property research or litigation matters.

There is therefore a tension between AA 1955, which clearly enshrines in law the position of the CO to deal summarily with offences, and the ECtHR which considers the CO to be an inappropriate judicial arbiter.

He joined Mackrell Turner Garrett following corporate law positions in London and in a leading regional firm in Essex.

Whether high tuition has resulted in fewer law school graduates working in non-Big Law positions, or fewer graduates servicing marginalized clientele / communities (let's call them «targeted clients» for short) should be fairly simple to assess:

The traditional common law position, represented by cases such as National Trust v. Bouckhuyt (1987), 61 O.R. (2d) 640 (C.A.), was that a discretionary licence issued by a government body grants a mere... [more]

A few years ago, a friend and I were applying for jobs at the same time — an editorial position for me, a law position for her.

However, that common law position, that «every dog is entitled to one bite,» has now been displaced by statute; DOLA, s. 2 (3), no longer requires prior knowledge of the dog's vicious propensities.

Big Law lawyers possess a natural inclination to visualize that in - house corporate law positions are a good new career.

As a result we should revert to the common law position, where success fees can be judicially assessed at Detailed Assessment.

What follows is a basic common law position (California is a common law jurisdiction).

It is worth noting that nothing in Southland Corp. v. Keating, 465 U.S. 1 (1984) changes this common law position; it simply requires that the parties must abide by the terms of the contract that requires arbitration to resolve disputes.

This is the standard common law position.

Appeal of Hong Kong considered the common law position and held that a multiple derivative action could be brought.

The recent decision of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong in Waddington Limited v Chan Chun Hoo Thomas FACV 15/2007 provides useful guidance on the common law position.

In giving the leading judgment (with which all the other judges agreed), Lord Millett reviewed the common law position.

In Waddington, the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong considered the common law position and held that a multiple derivative action could be brought.

In the credit card ruling, the OFT suggested that a comparison should be made between the common law position and the position under the regulations, and that if a charge did not amount to a genuine pre-estimate of loss, it would be very unlikely to satisfy the test of fairness under the regulations.

For example, in my shift from a quasi-legal role at an investment bank into a student - at - law position, I drew on my niche experience with OTC derivatives as my connector and targeted law firms that had an existing practice in that area or was building one out.

Happily, or confusingly, the common law position is not abolished.

An adoption order secures in law the position of the child in the adoptive family.