Sentences with phrase «perception of the legal profession»

I do not think the public perception of the legal profession includes a «sense» of the profession being early adapters to change or visionaries especially, when it comes to affordable pricing policies.

The negative public perception of the legal profession is somewhat ironic.

It lends too much credence to «mitigating factors» and ignores the harm to the public's perception of the legal profession.

There is an attack on the criminal justice system and on constitutional principle; these attacks are being made by people with huge fortunes and access to the media and the opportunity to diminish the perception of the Bar, perception of the legal profession.

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The following have motivated managing partners to make organizational, structural and procedural changes in which their firms organize and manage client service and marketing: (a) an ABA study on the declining image of the legal profession; and (b) clients» perceptions concerning services provided and their treatment by lawyers, not only the results achieved or the fees charged.

All of us involved with the legal profession need to remind ourselves that solos and small firms dominate the numbers of the profession and that the world of Bay Street represents a small and atypical minority that can appear so dominant that it distorts perceptions.

«An Empirical Analysis of the Medical and Legal Professions» Experiences and Perceptions of Medical and Legal Malpractice,» 19:3 U. of Mich..

``... the perception of a lawyer and the legal profession remains as someone or something that we need usually in a stressful, difficult situation / time and that, as a buyer of legal advice / services, you're going to get whacked with an expensive bill for a piece of work that you don't understand for the privilege of not being communicated with very often throughout the process.»

In fact, the legal profession has largely influenced and benefited from its perception of prestige through promoting certain standards and ideals of professionalism.

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