Sentences with phrase «necessity for lawyers»

Trust accounting: it's not fun, but accurately and ethically maintaining trust accounts is a necessity for lawyers.

Thinking from a business perspective is a professional necessity for lawyers.

The internet has mad it almost a necessity for Lawyers to have a electronic business card or an Lawyer Image that can be use to attach to emails or to be associated with there listings.

Law.com bloggers and co-hosts J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi welcome Kevin O'Keefe, CEO of LexBlog and owner of LexMonitor, and attorney Scott Greenfield, author of the blog Simple Justice, to discuss the pros and cons of Twitter and discuss whether it is a phenomenon or a necessity for lawyers and law firms.

The legal professionals rely heavily on both verbal and written communication, and writing is an essential necessity for both lawyers and legal secretaries.

Not exact matches

Nobody's Looking at You — the paradox of the designer Eileen Fisher's success in creating a uniform for «women of a certain age and class — professors, editors, psychotherapists, lawyers, administrators — for whom the hiding of vanity is an inner necessity.»

Nearly 10 years later, as a lawyer whose work is in mostly family proceedings, I still have — of necessity, and for occasional reference — my 1998 Green Book (containing County Court Rules 1981) and a 1999 White Book (Rules of the Supreme Court 1965).

Nevertheless, the fact that a person, below the low income cut - off, has his or her income largely consumed by those basic necessities obviously means that they do not have sufficient income to allow for extraordinary expenses, such as the fees necessary to retain a criminal defence lawyer to provide representation in a criminal jury trial.

The current cooperation pursuant to the Council Framework Decision 13th June 2002, following my observations as a practitioner in both jurisdictions, drew my attention to the necessity for a mutual cooperation, not only between the Member States» authorities, but inter alia, the lawyers from both countries as the ways of defending the requested persons are completely different; this will see the result meeting at one point, namely the successful defence.

Solo practice has become an alternative of necessity for many new lawyers, which combines the (sometimes) unfortunate state of isolation with a natural lack of experience and skill.

More than 10 % of lawyers in BC are 65 years old or older, and that's probably why a lot of you are discussing, or at least pondering, your own firm's demographic composition and the necessity for successful planning.

It had a third category that said something along the lines of, «Those who can not afford the necessities of life if they had to pay for this lawyer.»

While the fax may seem like a vestige of a bygone technology era, the actuality for many lawyers is that the ability to send and receive faxes remains a necessity.

When I served as the Vice Chairman of the Korean Bar Association, I was able to see the needs of Korean lawyers and the necessity for an improvement to the existing legal information retrieval system in Korea, which is public domain.

For lawyers, having instant, secure access to files and documents from anywhere is a necessity rather than a luxury.

• Some lawyers have access to doctors, specialists or experts who are knowledgeable about evaluating the necessity of the appropriate care and document the long term needs that are deemed necessary for your case.

We were founded by a group of volunteer lawyers and rabbis who saw a need in the community there, around Fairfax and aging population, folks who were getting evicted from their homes as the area redeveloped, stories like that, and very quickly after opening their doors for their first Wednesday night walk - in clinic realized that the need for legal services extended far beyond the community there and quickly decided that there needed to be a legal services provider for Los Angeles, for all of the neighborhoods of LA, for all of the people in LA who could not afford a lawyer, but needed one to ensure access to the basic necessities of life.

In fact, most lawyers are looking to work remotely or at least incorporate some aspect of virtualization to their practice, therefore technology is no longer an option; instead it is a necessity for any law firm.

Thus, out of necessity, the funding for an Ontario Legal Corps would come mostly from us, from lawyers.

Ernest Svenson (a / k / a Ernie the Attorney) has a great post at PDF For Lawyers about the necessity of keeping paper documents after they have been scanned.

One was the necessity of cultural competency training for lawyers, and the second called on law schools to require all students to take a course regarding Aboriginal Peoples and the law.

Yet that past has conditioned lawyers to believe that a private office is still a necessity as well as a sign of prestige, power and achievement that many are loathe to give up — even in the face of significant cost savings and better working conditions for all members of the firm.

The lawyer and her former client wanted additional safeguards to protect privileged communications, including raising the threshold for law society access to «absolute necessity,» and requiring review of the documents by an independent arbiter.

An online court in which lawyers play no part is a radical solution, but with increasing numbers of litigants conducting their own cases, a wholesale move away from the CPR for lower value claims is a necessity.

Ozretich also notes that «Lack of planning and the assumption by firms and / or individuals that every lawyer can work in the same capacity indefinitely can contribute to the painful necessity for intervention.»