Sentences with phrase «respected as a decision maker»

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In the circumstances, Charles J considered that he should not be limited to expressing his views on whether the decision maker had applied the correct approach and reached a rational conclusion on the issues of whether the claimant was acting in an official capacity and had treated others with respect but would go on to express his view on whether as a matter of construction and application those decisions were right.

The starting point is that the decision - maker is under a duty of transparency and fairness (which in this case required full disclosure of the model and underlying data); it should not normally give undertakings as to confidentiality in respect of material that fairness dictates it should disclose as part of its consultation.

John Ray, Senior Consultant, Law Firm Consulting Group: Ray explains that, with respect to Model Rule 5.4, the decision makers of the ABA have a conflict of interest because the large corporations that the decision makers, as lawyers, represent have a vested interest in opposing alternative structures.

Being made partner says that the loyalty that you've directed towards your law firm is paid back to you, by way of an invitation to join your most respected colleagues in helming the law firm's future and being acknowledged publicly as a decision - maker within the business.

As a result of purposeful recruiting and professional development, Sacks Tierney has positioned itself to appeal to individuals, entrepreneurs and corporate decision - makers who value excellence in legal skill and responsiveness and who respect Sacks Tierney's firm - wide values of: