Sentences with phrase «major matters»

Most clients still want outstanding attorneys with major matter experience.

«Political issue» is a vague term, and we realized that trivial as well as major matters could be included in these estimates.

When the economy of the community is controlled by persons who have no stake in the community, there are few major matters still subject to its own control.

Not major matters but take a little getting used to.

I certainly think major matters and that ultimately determines whether or not it was a good investment.

Organised and operated as a single, integrated global partnership, Cleary Gottlieb employs more than 1,200 lawyers from more than 50 countries and diverse backgrounds who are admitted to practise in numerous jurisdictions around the world and who regularly assist clients on major matters in the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America and in the Middle East.

In addition to those high - profile cases, he also supervised and participated in major matters involving mergers or other anticompetitive conduct in the music, live entertainment, newspaper, broadcast television, radio, and movie theater industries.

With several major matters settling on one hand and the firm investing in expansion on the other, Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman saw both its gross revenue and profits per partner decline in 2011, according to reporting by The American Lawyer.

With several major matters settling on one hand and the firm investing in expansion on the other, Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman saw both its gross revenue and its profits per partner decline in 2011, according to reporting by The American Lawyer.

Hamon said: «We believe that for major matters, if you introduce project management the result is increased efficiency.

Bertha played a key role in many major matters in which Osler was involved in the 1960s and 70s.

Yet on major matters there seems to be remarkable agreement among those working for liturgical change.

Under current rules, the GOP majority will need at least six votes from Schumer's 48 - member Democratic conference to close discussion on most major matters.

The code goes on to say that «due impartiality must be preserved on... major matters relating to current public policy» and «in dealing with matters, an appropriately wide range of significant views must be included and given due weight».

A share representing participation in the ownership of an enterprise, generally with the right to participate in dividends and in most cases to vote on major matters affecting stockholder interests.

The first application of such tests would be a new series of intensive and demanding CLE programs, perhaps specifically designed for in - house lawyers at large corporations; these lawyers would be at the 4 - 6 year point in practice, getting ready to handle major matters without supervision and to supervise others.

While confidentiality precludes me from discussing my work, it is immensely satisfying to see many major matters being discussed in the press and on television and to think that it is our teams that have helped clients to address those important issues.

That I am at every point indebted to the work of others is evident in the text, and in major matters this has been made explicit in the footnotes.

This person was known for his intellect and gift of foresight and all his friends sought his advice on major matters.

The company, China's biggest privately owned airline, said it was «planning a major matter» and said it would quickly disclose whether or not it would entail a major asset restructuring.

Ross Snyder maintains that «the major matter learned in any class is «belonging.»

Both Marx and Whitehead died before the ecological crisis had become a major matter of concern.

Clusters of cancer, infertility, birth defects and other pollution related health problems are a major matter of concern for China's citizens.

As holders of power in the Assembly, the Democratic conference — like other party caucuses in Albany — meets in private to hash out positions and decide any number of major matters, such as this year's $ 168.3 billion budget.

Trust in the sense of the breach of promise implicit in failing on a major matter to honour their manifesto commitment; honesty in the sense that GB and the Junta can easily be demonstrated to be lying when they assert that the Constitution is dead;

Planning for retirement is really a major matter, especially when talking of the finances.

He is «consistently chosen for the major matters of the day».

Currently, all major matter management tools are focused on law office management.

It may not be necessary to put a cover letter on every invoice, but at a minimum you should include one at the end of a major matter.

The result is a multidisciplinary approach to major matters that combines both ERISA litigation experience with a deep working knowledge and understanding of ERISA - related tax statutes and regulations, as well as the underlying investment products that are often at issue in such matters.