Sentences with phrase «routinely referred cases»
We are routinely referred cases from other law firms that understand the importance of having an experienced sexual abuse and crime victim's attorney handle these sensitive cases.
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In Theresa May's case, she decided to follow David Cameron's example in routinely referring to the Welsh Government's running of the NHS in a a party conference speech.
However, about 15 years ago the board certified dermatologists (we don't have EENT specialists in veterinary medicine, so difficult ear cases are referred to dermatologists) started recommending that if a dog doesn't have a recurrent ear infection problem, that the hair in the ears should be left alone, and not routinely plucked out.
Today, in some of the most pro-arbitration jurisdictions, the number of cases referring to Convention is scarce precisely because the ordinary rules governing the recognition and enforcement of awards are more liberal and, in accordance with article VII (1), routinely applied without any need to refer to the Convention.6
We're known throughout the state of California for our expertise, and other firms routinely refer their large and complex cases to us.
Venables is one of a growing number of cases in which judges routinely refer to international instruments.
Firms that routinely handle cases referred by HIAS Pennsylvania include:
Because of the potential benefits associated with divorce mediation, divorce cases are routinely referred to mediation as either a first step or in other cases, as a final option before a divorce or custody case proceeds to trial.