Sentences with phrase «precedent setting matters»

Our attorneys have won on appeal precedent setting matters.

Not exact matches

China's latest position on this matter may finally set a cryptocurrency precedent, not only within the nation but globally as well.

Contacting potential overseas agents while they are still interested will lead to a higher conversion rate, but will also set an important precedent for communication: no matter where they are based, overseas agents will then trust you to stay in touch and reply quickly to any queries they have.

i'm sorry, but this means wenger's a p*ss y. he should've sued liverpool just not to set a precedent that other clubs can just roll over us [do nt care if suarez would've left us after 1 season, principle matters].

The great charter also set a precedent for political participation, stating that lords and free men held the right to consultation in matters of taxation.

But Cuomo should be thankful that his predecessor, for all his flaws, set a crucial precedent for executive action and accomplishment no matter the political, fiscal and even physical odds against him.

Launching a precedent - setting Title VI investigation where DOCR not only investigated Title VI matters prior to receiving a formal complaint, but also employed new investigation strategies, including data - driven analysis and outreach to affected communities.

Protecting our privacy is a controversial subject no matter the country in which you happen to reside, but you can bet that if Cameron is successful it will set a potentially dangerous world - wide precedent.

Yes, the standard rooms at the Ritz - Carltons aren't suites (like at the W Maldives) but I've already shown that at least one other major hotel chain has set a precedent where that doesn't matter.

An important precedent in the public disclosure of sources of research funding and related research matters that is especially relevant to the matter under discussion was set by the Center for Astrophysics in 2009/2010.

These cases are highly complex and involves difficult questions regarding state liability and they are of a significance due the nature of the damage and the matter value, and sets a precedent for other cases.

Like lots of issues confronting judges, sentencing is no easy matter, tied as it is to the facts of the instant case yet bound within loose limits set by similar - fact precedents.

Our integrated teams handle the most complex, precedent - setting legal matters that businesses face today — whether their legal implications end here in North America, or extend across jurisdictional borders.

The deal set a precedent on how to resolve the regularisation of complex IP ownership matters and provide clients and investors with certainty regarding IP ownership.

For example, if your client is a GC with a «bet the bank» class action litigation, value may be achieved through a precedent setting win — no matter the size of the bill.

While serving as a valuable reminder of the importance of meet and confers in the discovery process, the decision sets a potentially dangerous precedent that parties who object to the expense of discovery that is completely reasonable in scope and necessary to resolve matters in dispute can still shift the cost of that discovery to their adversaries.

Our group is recognized globally for its forward - thinking approach on tax matters as well as precedent - setting firsts in tax planning for transactional matters including M&A, private equity, capital market, project finance, family office, and real estate as well as for executive compensation, transfer pricing, tax dispute resolution, competent authority, and investigative matters.

At any rate, a subject that is seen differently depending on which state one resides in, by taking a stand against this matter, the nation's capital is setting a precedent that insists distracted driving in getting out of hand and thus, harsher penalties need to be explored.

The gist of what he said is that as far as he's concerned, this is a matter that has not been resolved satisfactorily from a legal or practical standpoint, and until legal precedents have been set in a courtroom, it will continue to be an area of uncertainty.