Sentences with phrase «little law»

I am lawyer and run my own little law firm.

I still do a very little law at this point, but I practiced law for about 10 years, mostly trial work.

The surprise was learning how little the law matters when a jury is making its decision.

This is a practical situation attorneys deal with quite often, but there is surprisingly little law on this point (and the few relevant authorities are in conflict).

It remains the case that too much rather than too little law is reported.

The role of a solicitor has very little law in it, it's mostly project and people management... if you really «love» law, go become a barrister — so off the bat, you don't know what you're talking about / don't really understand the profession.

But even our biggest law firms are made up of little law firms called «practice groups.»

OMG The What Not Wear episode with the snotty little law student... couldn't stand her even after she started being fake nice but... fell in love with the heels she was wearing with her blue / turquoise -LRB-?)

«I've noticed that for a blog called «the lawyer writer» there's actually very little law involved.

Solicitors will usually admit that they practise little law in the course of their jobs.

Finally, there is little law review coverage.

Perhaps a few of the more adventurous would politely take a few minutes to listen to me chatter away about my «little law practice» and how I leverage technology and social media to serve my clients.

In the end, most of this is common sense with a little law thrown in for good measure.

Decide Whether or Not You Might Have a Protectable Invention This determination requires a little law and a lot of common sense.

That means keeping promises, maintaining relationships, following through on commitments, keeping your word, doing your taxes and following the little laws.

«No, Shoshele, I believe in God, but I don't believe that he revealed himself and told the rabbis all the little laws that they have added through generations.»

«The little law that I know, in the case of Obi and INEC, in relation to the provision of the constitution on tenure and the qualification to contest a governorship seat, if you were elected into office twice and has taken the oath of office twice, the emphasis is on being elected twice and being sworn into office twice, you will not be able to contest another term.

In fact, these sadistic goons openly brag on camera that they've been armed by Aristide to intimidate and eliminate his political enemies, which might explain why the Marines later land to restore a little law and order.

At the international level there is little law; most of what goes on is politics.

For those who prefer their pleasure mixed with a little law, let me tell you that there's a big copyright controversy surrounding this film, having to do with the fact that certain copyrights in the Hanshaw songs still exist, though most do not, and the holders exacted stringent terms from Paley, all of which you can read about here and here.

For those who like a little law with their culture, Valerie Hayaert has put together a set that assembles «Allegories of Justice.»

Unesco's World Digital Library project has very little law - related content so far, but looks promising.

FCRA experts Rod Fliegel, Jennifer Mora, and William Simmons of the Littler law firm recently published an update on legal actions against employers.