Sentences with phrase «normal laws»

What is the firm's position concerning pursuits outside the scope of normal law practice such as academic or public service activities?

I was reading some of the bios on your website and I wonder if practicing law day to day looks much different at Counter Tax than it would at just a typical, traditional law firm, because it feels like you guys are using tools that aren't present at normal law firms.

Normal laws prohibit abortion after the first trimester; birth control is well needed in order to prevent children from being born in to lives of poverty or lives of abuse.

«Orrick's move has revolutionized conceptions about normal law - firm structures...» California Lawyer, 2003.

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Members have some appreciation that businesses need to do what is expedient and not try to solve an abstract legal nuance» and its pragmatic advice: «I appreciate the high level of due diligence in the work completed, the team's pragmatism and its ability to identify potential threats that most normal law firms would struggle to pick up».

We may have to accept the operation of a law higher than the normal law, but we are not expected to accept an irrational myth.

Not enough for an answer, but Sally Jewell, the current Secretary of the Interior, is not eligible to be in the Presidential line of succession because she is a UK - born naturalized citizen, so presumably all the normal laws apply for Presidential eligibility for those in positions in the line of succession.

«Unless the normal law of physics is suspended, it lays the groundwork for a big increase,» in spending, he said.

Physicists call that a singularity, a place where the normal laws of nature break down.

The bone, air and tissues in their skulls behave like a metamaterial, a material designed to defy the normal laws of physics.

the normal laws of development are inverted here in the Congo.

Coined by Carl Schmitt and expanded by Giorgio Agamben, a «state of exception» — the exhibition's Chinese title — refers to a political situation in which the normal laws and regulations of a society are abruptly suspended, replaced by temporary conditions that in turn become a new status quo.

This is rather simpler, and follows the normal law of varying in inverse proportion to the square root of the number of data.

You can see that we started as a normal law practice in 1992, and have since evolved ourselves into a global consulting firm, and now the first legal innovators on the move, and I feel that it is this unique and unconventional approach that has given us the tag LEGAL GAME CHANGER.

If anything, a successful law franchise would flip the normal law office.