Sentences with phrase «outset of one's case»

«Even beyond the trade secrets Waymo listed at the outset of this case, the new evidence indicates that there is other proprietary information, contained in the new documents, that made its way to Defendants,» Alphabet wrote in a new filing.

Kinnaird said she had expected at the outset of the case that residents would come forward «and say we're going to fix things.»

It is important that your solicitor meets with you and any witnesses to the accident at the outset of your case where your own memory and those of your witnesses are still vivid.

This requires a significant amount of work at the outset of a case, gathering medical records and working with expert witnesses to determine whether a viable cause of action exists.

It is critical to act quickly if you believe that you may have a medical malpractice claim, since certain procedural requirements must be met at the outset of the case.

The ethical duty of competence requires an attorney to assess at the outset of each case what electronic discovery issues might arise during the litigation, including the likelihood that e-discovery will or should be sought by either side.

For all of the above reasons, the lawyers of Strong Law Offices vigorously pursue authorization for medical treatment from the outset of a case.

Do you feel comfortable talking to the lawyer, and is he willing to answer your questions thoroughly while admitting that some questions can not be answered at the outset of the case?

From the outset of a case, practitioners should advise their client as to the potential impact of the new rules.

Only 31 % thought budgeting at the outset of a case would save costs, while 21 % thought it would actually push costs up since more work is required to isolate the main issues at an early stage.

A judge is entitled to apply the principle of sharing at the outset of the case and look for reasons to depart from it, rather than as a cross-check at the end of its balancing exercise: «a judge might well first consider distribution by reference to the sharing principle and then shortly refer to the other principles» (para 76).

The litigation has included major personal injury actions as well as cases brought by hundreds of businesses, which at the outset of the case sought nearly a billion dollars in lost profits and property damage.

Thus, whether one or both parties are unrepresented, the judge is compelled to enter into the arena from the outset of the case.

When practicing law, costs are incurred from the outset of every case.

Litigants must prepare detailed costs budgets at the outset of a case, and update them as necessary.

The lawyers in our White Collar Defense & Regulatory Enforcement Group recognize that decisions made by counsel at the outset of a case can reduce the risk of such charges and damage.

At the outset of the case and during the pendency of the case as needed we will seek relief from the court and obtain the necessary attorney fees and expert fees to ensure that your rights are protected in the case.

If at the outset of the case you have given a reasonable range, your client will be more willing to accept your recommendations.

This arrangement allows many individuals to obtain legal representation even if they do not have funds to retain a lawyer at the outset of a case.

Frequently handles the specalist conflict of laws issues such as applicable law and jurisdiction at the outset of a case.

Who's responsible for this win: This case resulted from the hard work of many CAFL staff members, especially Ann Balmelli O'Connor, Attorney - in - Charge of CAFL Appeals Unit, who shepherded the case through the single justice process and wrote the brief and argued the case before the SJC, and Beth Ranz Sherwood and Gretchen Gillung - Fontanez, who advocated for Walt's father from the outset of the case in the Worcester Juvenile Court.

Be sure that you have a qualified attorney representing you from the outset of your case.

Most clients purchase cover at the outset of their case.

We are effective and efficient as trial counsel from the outset of a case, as substitute counsel taking over mid-stream, and as coordinating counsel working with local counsel.

We will always discuss your funding options at the outset of your case to ensure you're getting the deal that's best for you.

Dismissal with prejudice may be appropriate when it is clear from the face of the complaint that amendment would be futile, but the Seventh Circuit has emphasized that «[s] uch cases of clear futility at the outset of the case are rare» and denial of leave to amend at least once «will be reviewed rigorously on appeal.»

Insurance companies and opposing counsel understand that we have built our record of success by thoroughly preparing for trial at the outset of each case.

Attorney Ron Gluck, who has successfully represented many seriously injured motorcyclists, was successful in persuading the insurance company at the outset of the case that the client would never accept an offer of less than the full policy limits of $ 1,250,000.

At the outset of a case, we assign a team of lawyers - usually one partner and one associate, for efficiency and cost - effectiveness.

At the outset of every case, we prepare for trial even when the opposition makes a settlement offer.

While applications for insurance are generally made at the outset of the case, it is possible to secure cover at a more advanced stage in the proceedings, and with the potential to retrospectively insure fees and expenses already incurred.

It is better to attempt to anticipate any such issues at the outset of the case and request any such extensions in the joint discovery plan.

This approach may bring corporations closer to budget certainty at the outset of the case, and provide greater accountability as one service provider is responsible for the complete process.

Hughes Hubbard & Reed client Alstom SA has reached a settlement with plaintiffs in a long - running securities fraud class action for $ 6.95 million — a tiny fraction of the potential exposure at the outset of the case, which was thought to be as much as $ 4 billion.

From the outset of a case, Bob grasps the the big picture and smallest detail, knowing each factor could be pivotal to winning.

If you examine all of these factors at the outset of your case and work with your e-discovery vendor to ensure that CAR is the right tool for the job, you will be well - prepared to present your proportionality argument and get your CAR discovery plan approved by the court.

From the outset of every case, we prepare for an eventual trial.

There is no formal discovery, as both parties agree to full disclosure at the outset of the case.

Having a good attorney by your side at the outset of your case can have an impact in mounting a successful defense.

We often collaborate with these lawyers at the outset of cases to address legal issues as they arise, and they participate at trial, assisting with jury instructions, directed verdict, preservation of the record, and related issues.

We urge clients to define, at the outset of the case, what a «win» would be, with attention to litigation's collateral consequences.

We collaborate with clients at the outset of a case to develop creative and aggressive strategies that result in dispositive victories on the merits, provide procedural leverage or position the case for early settlement on favorable terms.

At the outset of your case or as soon as we are able to do so, we will let you know whether we feel able to undertake your claim on a No Win No Fee basis.

At the outset of your case or as soon as we are able to do so, we will let you know whether we feel able to undertake your claim on a CFA.

At the outset of a case, YY estimates how many months and how many of his hours would likely be required to take it through adjudication.

2.5 If clients who may be eligible for public funding, either at the outset of a case or at any time during it, have consulted solicitors who do not undertake publicly funded work, they must be given the option of being referred to solicitors who do carry out publicly funded work (even if this means referring clients to another firm)».