Sentences with phrase «legal executive whose»

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Will Horter, formerly the executive director at DogwoodBC and a staff lawyer at EcoJustice (then Sierra Legal Defence Fund), is an activist and writer whose work focuses on reinvigorating democracy, redefining citizenship and pondering things that matter in the world.

I also want to acknowledge Law.com Executive Editor David Snow, who gave me the freedom and encouragement to blog on whatever I wanted; Law.com Vice President Jill Windwer, whose vision and hard work have made Law.com a leading destination for legal professionals on the Web; Jennifer Collins, the former Law.com editor who first invited me here; and ALM CEO Bill Pollak, one of the few corporate leaders in publishing or in any industry who truly gets social media.

Another lawyer with that firm very recently has just commenced a two - year leave of absence to serve as Executive Legal Officer to the Chief Justice of Canada (whose career as a judge also began in Vancouver).

Mark is a highly experienced and sophisticated corporate, executive compensation, IP and transactional lawyer, whose 20 + year legal career began in the Wall Street office of Fried Frank.

Colangelo is a veteran legal executive and corporate lawyer whose 20 year career includes leadership positions at two Am Law 100 firms, where he served as both a lawyer and an executive.

Today is the first anniversary of the death of Bridget Lindley, Family Rights Group's Deputy Chief Executive and Principal Legal Adviser who consistently highlighted injustice faced by parents whose children had been removed.

Cathy Ashley, the Charity's Chief Executive commented: «The honour is a tribute to Bridget's 25 years work for the Charity, giving legal advice to thousands of struggling families whose children are in need or at risk and campaigning for legal and policy changes to enable more children to live safely in their family network rather than end up in care.»