Sentences with phrase «seeing the posts of»

Further, people might see posts of friends at an event they weren't invited to, and feel left out.

I'd love to see you post some of your deep value investments.

I think I've seen these posts of yours 20 times so far.

I stumbled on your blog and saw this post of yours.

Seeing the posts of hypocrites like HS, Chard, George, and the rest of the f * xkwits here has made me more cynical than ever.

I also saw some posts of you being in California this Summer / Autumn time and I wished then you held some book signing event or something, I'd have gone to see you.

I'm always excited to see a post of you and it really doesn't matter if it's once a week or not.

Seeing your posts of much older babies going through the same, freaks me out.

After seeing your post of this on FB yesterday, I made a version of it for dinner and it was SO GOOD!

Oh and keep following along because over the next few days you will see some posts of me styling this sweatshirt in a few fun and different ways!

Then I see this post of you in your saris and I am in a relationship with a british indian guy.

I swear, everytime I see a post of yours for Givenchy... I seriously pronounce it in my head while reading the title... in that luxurious, french sounding voice of mine.

Here are my ShopBop picks: Let's just hope the hubs doesn't see this post of mine.

... Most parents love being able to see the timetable and when all the assignments and tests are scheduled, but also love seeing the posts of the teachers.

I'd love to see you post some of your deep value investments.

It's so motivating to see posts of people budgeting and paying off their debt.

«We didn't want to feel like we were on an interminable camping trip,» says Carrie of Clothesline Tiny Homes (see our post of their home here).

[See my post of March 26, 2005, on two - tiers of staff.]

Finally, lawyers differ in their interpretation of the attributes, the importance they attach to a law firm's performance on an attribute (See my post of Aug. 28, 2005 on importance in client satisfaction surveys.)

That function, I thought, was very unusual to be under the general counsel, although some late - arriving data suggest I am wrong (See my post of March 1, 2012: roughly one - out of three GCs in a survey also ran corporate security.).

[email protected] The article also dwells on the Real Rate Report of CT TyMetrix and possible extensions of that company's initiative (See my post of June 2, 2010: hourly rates of US partners from the Report; June 3, 2010: «standard billing rate» is illusory; Jan. 19, 2012: U.S. litigation firms charged a blended rate of $ 385 an hour; Jan. 23, 2012: clear data on the rising rates of law firms as they grow larger; and Jan. 19, 2012: gaps between average billing rates of U.S. litigation associates and partners.).

Other posts here address attributes of industries (See my post of Aug. 16, 2010: if benchmarks reflect technological intensity and competitiveness, more ways to measure it for an industry; Nov. 28, 2010: when manufacturers earn so much from services, what industry are they in; Dec. 27, 2010: revenue per dollar of legal spend from technology companies; Feb. 15, 2011: comparison of 2010 benchmark survey respondents and US Fortune 200 industry distribution; Aug. 15, 2011: other attributes of companies than industry for purposes of benchmarking; and April 6, 2012: a way to quantify industry dynamism.).

(See my posts of April 27, 2005 on ranking knowledge management techniques, May 4, 2005 on forced ranking of employees, and Aug. 27, 2005 on ranking constraints to growth.)

If billing rates accurately reflect the abilities and experience of the lawyer (See my post of March 12, 2006 on differential billing rates.)

I have tried to bring some visibility to the question of how much is paid in settlements by companies in the United States, but the bits of data are fragmented (See my post of May 30, 2005: lack of benchmark data about settlements; July 16, 2005: settlements as a percentage of total legal spend; Feb. 13, 2008: settlement ratios by practice area; July 16, 2005: settlements and judgments in relation to outside counsel spending; Jan. 20, 2009: settlement costs in relation to costs of outside counsel; and Oct. 27, 2010: data on settlements.).

The article did not mention Sky Analytics, http://www.skyanalytics.com/ which has also announced that it is analyzing law firm billing data on behalf of law departments or Thomson Reuters Serengeti and its Serengeti Intelligence offering (See my post of Oct. 14, 2011: Rob Thomas mentions the recent release.).

The blog has skirted the quantification I am here proposing (See my post of Nov. 20, 2007: global law department if it has 10 + locations outside HQ country; Dec. 31, 2010: the «nerve center» where many specialist lawyers have offices; Feb. 28, 2012: attorney - client privilege headaches of multiple foreign offices; Oct. 17, 2011: dispersed lawyers characteristic of concentrated global industries; and Nov. 24, 2011: law departments of non-U.S. companies are more likely to be geographically dispersed.).

Perhaps I wrote about them because they seemed exceptions that prove the rule (See my post of March 26, 2005: risk of two - tiered hierarchy; Oct. 8, 2005: Dial Corp.'s GC runs internal audit; Nov. 22, 2008: at Salomon, a «control function»; April 18, 2009: at EMC, internal audit reports to the general counsel; and Feb. 9, 2010: Clorox GC oversees internal audit.).

New York City's Corporate Counsel Office weighs in at more than 650 lawyers (See my post of Sept. 10, 2005 about its technology investments.).

I have written about the arbitrage opportunities for multi-office law firms (See my post of June 15, 2006 on the use of associates from lower - cost cities.).

It is unusual for tax lawyers to be part of the legal department as they more commonly report up to the CFO (See my post of March 27, 2009: tax lawyers and reporting with 7 references.).

An earlier survey, drawing mostly on general counsel in Europe, found otherwise (See my post of May 14, 2006 # 4: in Canada, one fourth of general counsel sit on Board; Nov. 9, 2006: percentage of Board member GCs was dropping in Europe; Dec. 12, 2007: more than half of UK general counsel want to be a board member; and Aug. 6, 2008: non-US general counsel often do not attend any Board of Directors meetings.).

Every now and then this blog has mentioned general counsel in relation to Boards of Directors (See my post of Feb. 7, 2006: «general counsel should report to the board of directors»; March 25, 2009: general counsel of McDonald's sits on the board of directors of Aon Corporation; May 11, 2011: doubts about general counsel serving on another company's Board; Sept. 5, 2011: four benefits when a general counsel serves on the board of another company; and Nov. 3, 2011: reporting line to the board gives the general counsel more independence.).

To the degree that lawyers don't follow the money, that number will decline (See my post of April 16, 2012: locate lawyers where revenue, and thus legal work, is generated.).

In that regard, during the past two years, this blog has commented on several law departments with many locations of their lawyers (See my post of Jan. 12, 2012: P&G with 20 sites; March 28, 2011: Google with 21 and AB InBev with more than 20; and June 8, 2011: Wellpoint with 28 locations.).

A slew of posts here have commented on the practice alleged to be reasonably common of law departments of banning junior associates from charging time to their matters (See my posts of Nov. 19, 2007; and May 11, 2007 with 14 references.).

But despite this fuller quiver, I am not sure that in - house managers know much more about how to get the most from professionals than they did two decades ago (See my post of Oct. 1, 2006 on reflexivity.).

As canny law firms invest those billions in more lawsuits, and the many satellite activities that sustain such lawsuits, law departments will face more and better litigation (See my post of Aug. 24, 2005 on the flow of funds to law firms in securities cases.).

See my post of July 14, 2005 on Blackberries and interruptions.)

(See my post of July 30, 2005 about concerns by even large law departments.)

See our post of March 6, 2018, Ontario Introduces Pay Transparency Legislation, for more information about the Bill.

As to leadership, see my posts of Dec. 5, 2005 about male / female differences, Dec. 19, 2005 about leadership as a key goal, and Dec. 21, 2005 on emotional intelligence quotas of leaders.

Nor did the ability to write clearly make the list (See my post of Sept. 21, 2005 on writing coaches.).

When I saw the post of call center representative for Amaze Tel available I was reminded of the experience I had when calling your help desk last year.

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Every time I see another post of your house, I get so excited to see what you're going to turn it into over time!

I look forward to seeing posts of your trip here:)

I love to see a post of yours in my email box!

I love seeing posts of rooms in other people's homes.

I'm new to your blog and just saw the post of the pine dresser makeover.