Sentences with phrase «legal press»

The current legal press headlines increasingly feature cross border law firm merger proposals — actual, pending or recently dropped.

I would still like to believe that people find content here that they do not find in the conventional legal press, and that we're complementary to each other.

I remember that the mere appointment of a court expert in this case became the subject of reports in the specialized legal press, showing just how unusual this was.

But as Pam Smith of Legal Press writes here, that's the scenario in Maughan v. Google, where Justice Miriam Vogel argued that the lower court judge erred in cutting Google's request for attorney fees after prevailing on an anti-SLAPP (strategic litigation against public participation) motion.

Keeping the marketing of the books simple was not the only smart choice made by Earlscourt Legal Press.

Frequently cited by legal press as one of Utah's top commercial litigators, Terry Welch handles general litigation, intellectual property and patent litigation, antitrust, product liability, insurance and bad faith disputes, manufacturer / distributor relations, and cases of tragic injury.

The prospect of Tesco or the Co-op owning a law firm or offering legal services had leader writers in the English legal press in a tizzy, but the Legal Services Board today produced a complex consultation document on Alternative Business Structures which sets out eligibility tests for significant equity investments in firms providing legal services... [more]

While the silly season of conferences and legal press writing focuses on robots replacing lawyers, the reality is that consumers are actually suffering in the face of protectionist self - regulation of lawyers.

In light of this experience, Nico was recently identified as one of 10 junior «Stars at the Bar» by the UK legal press.

He refused to acknowledge or debate Teachout, attempting to employ a classic Rose Garden strategy even as he mounted a full - court legal press to throw her off the ballot.

Since the Rio Tinto law department announced its LPO initiative in June 2009, the U.K. legal press has seen a flurry of LPO announcements.

The Indian legal press was full of reports last week of the launch of M K Ghosh and Co's Legal Research and Analytic Services which is bringing a sophisticated set of digital search expertise to finding Indian law.

Since 2008, Legal Press China and the People's Court Press has published more than 10 books written by Zhihui.

Twenty years later Earlscourt Legal Press continues to flourish.

Armed with a particular practice area or firm in mind, consuming the relevant legal press is the logical next step.

He writes regularly in the specialist legal press in England and Wales, with regular op - ed pieces in the Law Society Gazette and the New Law Journal.

While legal press headlines obsess about client pressure on law firm fees in what remains a buyer's market, firms are arguably losing double - digit profitability due to how they handle payment for costs other than their own time.

One potential partner identified in the Aussie legal press is midtier firm Middletons, although its management denies any discussions with Squire Sanders, one of the few U.S. firms to join in the race to Oz.

In the Canadian legal press, England and Wales is often presented as something of a regulatory boogieman.

I haven't seen any videos in the conventional legal press in Canada.

Digital is a challenge for all publishers of legal treatises and monographs, but especially for small publishers like Earlscourt Legal Press.

And for giving the appearance you are unduly influencing Incisive Media, which as the leading legal press, should be free of your influence.

Please, however, also look out for indications on social media that we are currently hiring (Twitter: rceast1) or in the UK legal press.

The prospect of Tesco or the Co-op owning a law firm or offering legal services had leader writers in the English legal press in a tizzy, but the Legal Services Board today produced a complex consultation document on Alternative Business Structures which sets out eligibility tests for significant equity investments in firms providing legal services.

Not every reporter's inquiry involves law - related issues — increasingly, especially in the legal press, stories involve the business side of practice.

Few observers expect law firm mergers to stop dominating the headlines in the legal press any time soon.

From the coverage in the legal press, you might think that the «crisis» was limited to the parlous state of legal aid system, but that 40 % cut will cover the entire MoJ budget including prisons and probation as well as our courts.

This point has occupied a large swathe of the legal press lately with firms» press teams battling it out as to who will promise the highest percentage of female leaders by 2020.

«Agile» has replaced «flexible» working as something of a buzz word in the legal press recently.

You can't read the legal press without running across at least one article about the demise of the billable hour, and it's not all media hype.

He is also a frequent speaker at international conferences and is often quoted in the legal press.

The legal press is awash, certainly in the UK and US, with discussion of the consequences for lawyers and paralegals of artificial intelligence as exemplified by Ross Intelligence's work with IBM's Watson programme.

One recurrent theme in the legal press now is that lawyers enjoy a legislated monopoly over the provision of certain services which do not require legal expertise.

One recurrent theme in the legal press now is that lawyers enjoy a legislated monopoly over the provision of certain services which do not require legal expertise... [more]

It was interesting to read in the legal press that the outsourcing giant Carillion «could become an alternative business structure» as part of plans to increase its legal services profile.

In 1999, an article in the legal press referred to the new professional negligence pre-action protocol, which had been drafted that year, as «favourable to defendants and their insurers».

In all the discussions I have sat in on, overheard and read in the legal press about the retention of associates never have I heard this idea put forward with such blunt clarity.

The legal press around the world this weekend featured a variety of stories that caught my attention.

Well, the following questions spring to mind: Despite all the fuss in the legal press, what's the point in new market entrants becoming alternative business structures next October if most of their business doesn't actually need to be regulated?

With regard to LPM, law firms are largely building their capability behind the scenes and the report says: «While the LPM concept occasionally enters the profession's consciousness as a result of reports in the legal press and specific law firm marketing initiatives, evidence of this below - the - radar phenomena is more typically hidden away in job adverts placed by law firms and legal recruitment agencies, which are now actively seeking LPM specialists.»

Our articles and quotes appear frequently in the legal press, both in print and online.

The orders poured in and Earlscourt Legal Press was born.

Although not actively looking to acquire further titles, Earlscourt Legal Press would consider an author with a promising proposal.

If you happen to subscribe to my Twitter feed, you'll notice that I regularly post links to stories of interest in the legal press.

The legal press pays a disproportionate amount of attention to large law firms — as do we all.

Rob La Gatta: Walter Olson said you cover your niche better than the conventional legal press (not surprising, given the timeliness of blogs compared to print).