Sentences with phrase «likely outcome of this dispute»

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For it is primarily through analyzing legal research results (e.g., case precedents) and applying them to the facts of particular disputes that lawyers are able to forecast the likely outcome of those disputes.

The neutral person renders an evaluation of their positions and an opinion as to the likely outcome of the dispute or issues in the dispute if the action tried before a jury.

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A key presumption of the system is that we are most likely to arrive at a just outcome if all parties to the dispute are represented by lawyers who vigourously pursue their clients» interest.

It's likely, however, the Legislature will wait for the outcome of the court dispute before moving to regulate fantasy sports in the state.

A 2013 survey in the journal Family Relations found that disputes over money are the leading predictor of divorce — and the earlier these fights start, the more likely that outcome.

e) the evaluator will provide feedback on the merits of each party's case, the likely outcome if it goes to trial, and recommendations for the resolution of the dispute;

The point is, there was no dispute that K.D. consented to the choking as part of the couple's sexual play and both acknowledged in advance that unconsciousness was a possible (if not likely) outcome of their conduct.

Despite dispute resolution lawyers becoming better informed through relevant data, they can only offer a wiser view, in particular the likely outcome of a case, if the data is easily accessible and in the right format.

Failing to adhere to the Protocol is likely to penalise a defaulting party resulting in adverse costs orders, irrespective of the eventual outcome of the dispute.

The program would then provide both parties with the results of its property and debt calculations, and, for each issue remaining in dispute, identify to each party any aspects of their positions that are close to or at the limits of the range of likely outcomes and offer each party the opportunity to amend his or her position in light of the new information.

At the commencement of a dispute, the parties» positions will bear a greater or lesser relationship with rationality depending on the extent to which each position is within the range of likely outcomes.

The public and courts at large have embraced the new wave of alternative dispute resolution, recognizing that if parties are able to resolve their own issues, long term co-existence is far more likely than when an outcome is imposed by a third party who appears disconnected from the needs of the parties.

Sometimes judgement can become impaired when emotions run high, but I always thought that lawyers were trained to overcome their emotions, to use only their rational powers of thought in combination with their legal knowledge to determine the likely outcomes of legally based disputes before a dispassionate judge.