Sentences with phrase «significant against my client»

Not exact matches

I will take you through how to respond to a debt collection lawsuit in California and give you some real - life examples from my client debt relief success stories of people who have successfully fought against debt collection lawsuits and saved significant amounts of money.

In a US International Trade Commission (ITC) action brought against client MediaTek Inc, Asia's largest fabless semiconductor company, a WilmerHale trial team secured a significant victory.

We have significant experience successfully defending clients against these types of charges.

Notable mandates: Represent the plaintiffs in a proposed class action against provincial law enforcement agencies regarding allegedly negligent use of breathalyzer machines; acts for hundreds of pre-sale contract holders with various condominium developments who are disputing their requirement to close under consumer protection laws; defended a law firm in a four - week hearing over enforcement of a significant contingency fee agreement; acted for a number of clients in online defamation cases

She has acted for clients in contractual disputes and negligence claims in a variety of sectors and has acted on a number of professional negligence disputes including a significant claim against a global accountancy practice.

The plaintiffs, who were active duty Army officers, sustained significant injuries, and brought suit against our client and a major component manufacturer.

The reversal of a $ 82 million judgment against Renal Care Group, our client in a False Claims Act case before the Sixth Circuit, in what was described as the most significant FCA case of 2012 in the country.

We have obtained significant trial victories against the government on behalf of our clients, though most often we are successful in avoiding formal criminal proceedings altogether or having charges dismissed before trial.

Clients are aggressively pushing back against ever - increasing hourly rates and significant inefficiencies.

The group is also acting for Aeroflot in various proceedings against the estate of the late Boris Berezovsky and associates, who allegedly defrauded the client of a significant proportion of international income.

Successful actions against several national newspapers for private clients resulting in significant damages, retractions and apologies.

In fact, a significant portion of ethical complaints against lawyers arise in three contexts related to law practice organization: client communication, handling of money, and conflicts of interest.

Moore Blatch's clinical negligence team has significant experience in making successful claims against NHS Resolution on behalf of clients, and with six former NHS solicitors in their ranks the team possesses unique insight into the inner workings of NHS trusts» litigation system.

While a large number of clients and cases garner significant public attention, often involving pitched battles against teams of government lawyers and agents, many of Williams & Connolly's greatest successes have come when charges were never brought, involving investigations that have never become public and can not be identified.

This is for the typical maverick partner who fails to comply on many fronts — time recording, billing promptly, missing partners meetings because he is too busy, speaking out against partnership policies — and although one solution is to part company, that partner brings in a significant amount of work and holds some key client relationships, and in reality the partnership can ill afford to lose him or her, or, as importantly nowadays, repay their capital.

We have represented clients in lawsuits against labor unions, taking a number of significant cases through successful jury trials.

Although, as the Court indicated, this power is to be used only «sparingly,» its impact is tremendously significant: a lawyer can be forced to act for a client, for free, against the lawyer's wishes.

The client has developed significant symptoms and defenses against that pain, most often because s / he was alone in facing it.