Sentences with phrase «most civil litigators»
The difference, suggests a 2004 post from the trial lawyer who writes The Uncivil Litigator, may lie in the fact that «most civil litigators at big firms have no opportunities for trial experience.»
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Most lawyers will be impacted, including large multi-office firms who face greater competition for their services, small firms and sole practitioners who lack in - house IT staff but must file electronically and connect with clients, in - house counsel who face increasing cost pressures to rationalize their legal spending, and litigators who must address age - old disputes with the rules of civil practice and the modern realities of stored electronic information.
We have versatile litigators, from a number of sub-specialty groups, experienced in the civil and criminal courts, federal and provincial, as well as the Supreme Court of Canada and most regulatory and administrative tribunals.
Most often, this is because regulators or law enforcement personnel have access to and use different computer systems and applications than civil litigators.
Today, McCague Borlack LLP offers one of the largest and most experienced team of civil litigators focused on meeting and exceeding our client's expectations in Ottawa and throughout... (continued)
Today, McCague Borlack LLP offers one of the largest and most experienced team of civil litigators focused on meeting and exceeding our client's expectations in Ottawa and throughout eastern Ontario from Cornwall to the east, south to Kingston / Belleville and Peterborough, North to North Bay and Timmins, and throughout the Province of Quebec.
Although most civil injury and wrongful death cases are settled prior to trial, having an experienced litigator and trial attorney is necessary.
He is a civil litigator who understands that every case is important, regardless of size, and although most cases settle, he has the trial experience and track record to take cases to trial, if necessary.
While this decision has implications for the way criminal lawyers, both Crown attorneys and defence counsel, run their cases, it most directly affects how civil litigators practice.
Court deadline rules can be incredibly complicated, particularly for civil litigators, and even the most meticulous lawyers and legal assistants can miss an important date.