Sentences with phrase «regularly act in cases»

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Nicol regularly acts in publicly funded cases for tenants and also sits as a part - time First - tier Tribunal judge.

We regularly advise corporations and statutory bodies on regulatory breaches and private prosecution cases and have acted in partnership disputes between local and international firms.

Our attorneys are regularly involved in various types of cargo defense, cargo subrogation, maritime - related personal injury litigation, including Jones Act and Long Shore Harbor Workers» Compensation Act cases, marine casualties, such as collisions and oil spills as well as charter party disputes and insurance coverage.

He has acted for the liquidator in Edennote v Terry Venables; successfully resisted the winding - up of Stock, Aiken & Waterman; acted for the preference shareholders in the Barings dispute; advises on claims involving the transaction avoidance provisions of the Insolvency Act; appeared in Edward Klempka: In Re Parkside — important authority on the question of what amounts to a preference when dealing with common directorships; acted for the Cayman Islands» appointed SPC Receiver in the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rulein Edennote v Terry Venables; successfully resisted the winding - up of Stock, Aiken & Waterman; acted for the preference shareholders in the Barings dispute; advises on claims involving the transaction avoidance provisions of the Insolvency Act; appeared in Edward Klempka: In Re Parkside — important authority on the question of what amounts to a preference when dealing with common directorships; acted for the Cayman Islands» appointed SPC Receiver in the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rulein the Barings dispute; advises on claims involving the transaction avoidance provisions of the Insolvency Act; appeared in Edward Klempka: In Re Parkside — important authority on the question of what amounts to a preference when dealing with common directorships; acted for the Cayman Islands» appointed SPC Receiver in the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rulein Edward Klempka: In Re Parkside — important authority on the question of what amounts to a preference when dealing with common directorships; acted for the Cayman Islands» appointed SPC Receiver in the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance ruleIn Re Parkside — important authority on the question of what amounts to a preference when dealing with common directorships; acted for the Cayman Islands» appointed SPC Receiver in the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rulein the # 100m Axiom LItigiation Funding Fraud case which involved the first case of a SPC Receiver being recognised under the Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations 2006; has recently advised on several schemes of arrangement; regularly advises on recovery of assets in an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rulein an insolvency context using the transaction avoidance rules.

He regularly appears in public law care cases on behalf of parents, local authorities and guardians, in private law proceedings (including domestic violence injunctions) and in financial disputes (ancillary relief proceedings, trusts of land applications, Inheritance Act applications and Schedule 1 Children Act proceedings etc).

We have an expertise and regularly appear in cases involving rights and liabilities under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, and we are as at home rolling our sleeves up to deal with complex factual disputes in the FTT as we are in higher Courts and Tribunals.

Regularly represents clients in a variety of cases that involve issues arising under the Federal Arbitration Act and state analogs, including briefing and arguing numerous motions to both compel and stay arbitration.

He regularly acts in substantial and complex cases, whether alone or as part of a larger counsel team, where he often appears unled to handle interim applications.

She has expertise in acting for both Applicants and Respondents in cases concerning the Hague Convention, and regularly represents parties in applications made under the Inherent Jurisdiction of the High Court / Wardship and child abduction cases involving Non Hague Convention countries.

Nathan regularly advises on and acts in company law matters, often where these arise as one element of a broader case.

Anne is also regularly instructed in complex care cases, where she has acted as a Junior alone and also where she has been led.

Daisy acts for claimants and public bodies in judicial review cases and statutory appeals, and regularly advises on public law issues.

As well as acting on some of the most high - profile and precedent - setting cases in recent years, our contentious procurement lawyers also regularly succeed in achieving our clients» aims without resorting to court proceedings.

Senior associate Katie McCraith «displays real attention to detail and sensitivity in the way she handles cases»; she regularly acts in orthopaedic, gynaecological and cardiac claims, as well as cases involving gall bladder injuries.

Tim has acted in several high profile and leading procurement cases in recent years, and regularly advises both contracting authorities and economic operators in relation to challenges following breaches of the Public Contract Regulations.

We regularly act in all levels of court in cases under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and cases involving federalism issues.

Clifford Darton regularly acts in environmental cases in both the civil and criminal courts.

She regularly acts for both children and parents in complex care cases where children have suffered non accidental injuries, serious physical or sexual abuse, and those with international issues requiring transfer of proceedings between jurisdictions.

Most recently, we have acted in cases involving Chilean and Cuban law, and we deal regularly with American legal matters.

Holly regularly advises and acts in cases concerning the range of community care issues, including needs assessment and provision, capacity issues and Court of Protection applications, deprivation of liberty, deputy appointments, etc..

In particular Marlene regularly acts in Public Interest Disclosure / Whistleblowing and complex sex, maternity, race and disability discrimination caseIn particular Marlene regularly acts in Public Interest Disclosure / Whistleblowing and complex sex, maternity, race and disability discrimination casein Public Interest Disclosure / Whistleblowing and complex sex, maternity, race and disability discrimination cases.

Weerawong, Chinnavat & Partners regularly acts for leading Thailand and international corporations in dispute and litigation cases.

She regularly appears in the Court of Appeal and has acted for the Guardian in two cases in the Supreme Court

As experts in their fields the barristers have acted as counsel in notable cases, including R (Oczelik) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2009] EWCA Civ 260 and McIntosh v McIntosh [2014] EWCA Civ 557, and regularly write publications on their areas of interest.

Also, Sophie regularly deals with catastrophic PL cases and has an expertise in Animals Act claims.