Sentences with phrase «say that case summaries»

Not everything a lawyer puts on a web page or blog is geared towards clients, so to say that case summaries on blogs have little value is simply wrong.

Not exact matches

Although the FCA said it would publish a detailed summary of the report in due course, Chair of the Treasury Select Committee Nicky Morgan said earlier this month there was an overwhelming case for publishing the full report, since it was now in the hands of a number of third parties.
They said (this is the New York Times» summary) «in some cases they [the Roma] were simply following age - old Roma traditions and generally operate outside the norms of society in «the style of the Middle Ages.
He says serious case reviews will be published in full under a Tory government, not just the executive summary, as is currently the case.
If we try to summary the whole answer, then we may say that the norms are not there, but two important aspects have to be considered: Threat to peace and security and massive human rights violations; meanwhile, if there are not such cases, and the change has gone through the due process of law and the new government has been able to gain the most support of the member states, then the new government is recognized.
The defendants said it includes a description of one public corruption case — the prosecution of former Bridgeport (Connecticut) Mayor Joseph Ganim — with an outdated summary of the law that applies to corruption cases, and want the display covered or removed before their trial starts.
In one case, Denenberg allegedly prepared a «fake order» in which the court granted his client a motion for summary judgment, dismissing a claim against it with prejudice, the suit said.
A state judge said she won't grant summary judgment to New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office as it pursues its fraud case against Donald Trump.
DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: Our faithful readers don't see it when these notes are published, but there's a line at the top of the file in which we write our daily vehicle summaries that says simply, «Reason why this vehicle is here:» And in the case of the Toyota Highlander hybrid, I'm completely at a loss.
It's not clear why Nintendo failed to win the case, and the WIPO's case summary doesn't say much.
I also say that seems to be the case because Rasmus barley mentions the multiple key take away messages contained in the SWIPA Summary eg http://www.amap.no/documents/download/2888
It is worth noting that, in any case, the results of Moberg et al., if they prove correct, would not require any change in the the IPCC TAR summary for policymakers, which says «the increase in temperature in the 20th century is likely to have been the largest of any century during the past 1,000 years.
Concerning coal, it says under «Key observations» in the summary, «With current technology, coal - fired power plants using carbon capture equipment are an expensive source of electricity in a carbon control case.
It used to be the case where 20 scientists looking at a theory, without there yet being any measure of proof / disproof, would say just that: «We don't know» Nowadays, if 19 of those scientists said, «We think / believe the theory is true» and the remaining one said either, «I don't think / believe the theory is true», or, «I just don't know», the executive summary would then conclude that there's a 95 % probability that whatever it is that the theory predicts will come about.
The leaked summary said the IPCC believed a worst case scenario could see sea levels rising by as much as three feet (90 centimeters) by the year 2100.
I suppose it would be interesting (for no useful purpose) to see when the summary was put up because, as as it says in bold, at the top of the summary: «Case summaries are prepared by the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada (Law Branch) for information purposes only.»
That is not to say that the form of case summaries is closed for debate because it isn't.
The Court held that the revelation of character cases can be roughly divided into three categories: i) where misconduct is extremely serious, sometimes bordering on criminal acts (e.g. theft or fraud), just cause for termination will usually exist; ii) where conduct reveals deceit, misrepresentation or misleading of employers, cause will likely be found; and iii) where there are errors in judgment or a failure to follow rules, it can not automatically be said that the employee was dishonest for the purposes of justifying summary dismissal.
[22] In summary, the bankrupt says that the capital asset cases ought not to be followed, given developments in the law since Bell (Re).
Wal - Mart made a motion for summary judgment, and the trial court dismissed the case, saying that the patron failed to prove Wal - Mart's negligent act.
In a slip and fall case at a business establishment (where the victim fell on a transitory substance), when a defendant seeks a summary judgment, they are basically saying that the requirements of Florida Statute 768.0755 were not met.
Weinstein said, «While no partiality could be construed in rejecting defendant's motion for summary judgment based on timeliness, recusal now is desirable to avoid the appearance of partiality by the undersigned judge in future decisions in the case
The defendants then sought summary judgment saying Coote did not have a case without a medical expert.
It said in a letter to the court filed the last week of March that the documents it obtained are so compelling that the judge can decide the case on summary judgment, the New York Times recently reported.
Last but of course not least, ROSS Intelligence has launched standalone and free AI tool EVA, with which it says means attorneys will never have to write a case summary again, allelujah.
If the attorney says they are experienced with medical malpractice, ask for a written summary of the cases they have handled.
Batner says the rulings essentially leave motion judges to their own devices — and without any true test — when determining whether a case should be granted summary judgment.
On this point employers would be prudent to consider what the Supreme Court of Canada said in the case of Moore v. British Columbia (Education), 2012 SCC 61, a summary of which can be found in the post School District Learns Lesson in Accommodation.
The judge will say a few words and ask both parties to give brief summaries of their cases.
MacDonald says counterfeiting cases are «really death by a 1,000 cuts» and the difference between spending $ 100,000 or less on a summary trial versus going to a $ 300,000 or $ 400,000 full trial makes a huge difference in the ability to go after counterfeiters.
Chambers, who says Nebraska is as good a place for such a case as any since God is omnipresent, asked the court for a summary judgment or for an injunction against God from engaging in the acts detailed in the suit.
For example, it is better to say «the judge dismissed the case on summary judgment» than «the case was dismissed on summary judgment.»
It does not take a genius to determine why a professional summary on a case manager resume is as important as people say that it is.
Guidelines It does not take a genius to determine why a professional summary on a case manager resume is as important as people say that it is.
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