Sentences with phrase «practising primarily»

As a leading lawyer practising primarily in the areas of Construction Law and Public Private Partnerships, Mr. Sanders focuses on large infrastructure projects and has worked on major projects in several Canadian provinces, and around the world.

The firm began practising primarily in insurance law before branching out into other areas.

Curran is a partner with Fillmore Riley LLP, practising primarily in the areas of civil, commercial, and insurance litigation, with an emphasis on property insurance, commercial liability insurance, general insurance defence matters, and coverage disputes.

Educated at the University of Toronto, Osgoode Hall and Stanford University, William Kaplan is an arbitrator, mediator and independent investigator practising primarily in the Province of Ontario.

Catherine Galardo is a partner in the Montréal office of Langlois lawyers, practising primarily in the areas of employment and labour law and administrative law.

She became an associate with McInnes Cooper in 2000 and a partner in 2002, practising primarily in the areas of commercial litigation, employment law, administrative law and general litigation.

As a partner with Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, he practised primarily corporate and commercial law.

Anthony Metzer QC practises primarily at appellate level.

Paul McGrath QC, who has been described as «phenomenally clever man» [1] and «an expert courtroom bruiser» who «wins hopeless cases», practises primarily in the field of international commercial / chancery litigation, having an «enviable reputation in the fields of tracing claims and asset recovery» and being credited as «the brains behind a lot of the innovative ideas out there.»

She practised primarily family matrimonial litigation, mediation, and collaborative family law.

He practised primarily in the areas of energy regulatory, environmental, and Aboriginal law.

He practised primarily in the areas of matrimonial and real estate law and wills and estates.

Stuart is a partner of Fillmore Riley LLP and practises primarily in the areas of civil litigation and insurance law, with an emphasis on commercial liability insurance, general insurance defence matters, aviation law, professional errors and omissions insurance, life and disability claims, product liability, fire claims, and coverage disputes.

Kirk is an associate with Fillmore Riley LLP who practises primarily in the area of civil litigation.

Julia began her legal career as an associate at a boutique law firm, where she practised primarily in the areas of civil litigation and business law.

Paul McGrath QC, who has been described as «phenomenally clever man» [1] and «an expert courtroom bruiser» who «wins hopeless cases», practises primarily in the field of international commercial / chancery litigation, having an «enviable reputation in the fields of tracing claims and asset recovery» and being credited as «the brains behind a lot of the innovative -LSB-...]

Diana practises primarily in the areas of entertainment and copyright law.

Brynne is an associate of Fillmore Riley LLP who practises primarily in the areas of general corporate and commercial law, real estate, condominium law as well as banking and financial law.

Prior to joining Rise Women's Legal Centre, Vandana was a sole practitioner and practised primarily in the areas of family law, child protection law (as parent's counsel) and immigration & refugee law, with a focus on assisting women of color who had experienced family violence.

Neil is a partner with Fillmore Riley LLP who practises primarily in the areas of business law, corporate law, real property, and wills and estates.

Christine practises primarily in the areas of general corporate and commercial law, real property law, and banking and financial law.

Dayna practises primarily in the areas of regulatory and administrative law and civil litigation.

She practises primarily in the area of civil litigation.

Dean is a Winnipeg - based lawyer and partner with Fillmore Riley LLP who practises primarily in the areas of general civil and commercial litigation and insurance law, covering such areas as general insurance defence matters, commercial liability insurance, professional errors and omissions, subrogation and policy interpretation.

Not exact matches

In his preface to Hans Trüb's book Buber points primarily to the trail which Trüb himself broke as a practising psychoanalyst who saw the concrete implications of Buber's thought for psychotherapy.

As far as matters of faith and morals are concerned, both booklets are aimed primarily at nudging vaguely practising parents in an orthodox direction.

At first I am not primarily concerned about the marital status of the parents and I do not subject them to any sort of test to ascertain their degree of practising or not practising of the faith.

The worksheets can be photocopied freely and are primarily intended for use with Entry Level students, although they will also provide useful practise for learners at all levels.

While the LSUC has undertaken numerous efforts to boost the number of available articling positions, the default logic remains primarily market - based in the sense that private lawyers who are eligible to serve as principals (and it is private lawyers who make up the vast bulk of principals) are entitled to decide for themselves, on the basis of their own private economic calculations, whether to devote any of their money, time and other practise resources to experiential training.

The Toronto Opinions Group consists of a group of lawyers, primarily practising with the Toronto offices of the larger Canadian law firms, with an interest in third party (or transaction) opinion practice.

Law firms maintain «research lawyers» whose job is partly to practise law but primarily to provide compelling legal research.

For some years now Slaw has acted as a repository for the memos and precedent opinions of the Toronto Opinions Group (TOROG), an informal group of lawyers primarily practising with the Toronto offices of the larger Canadian law firms, with an interest in third party (or transaction) opinion practice.

Sebastien is the principal of the «Labour Rights Law Office» — a virtual law firm — practising law primarily in the fields of labour, employment, human rights and administrative law.