Sentences with phrase «specialist needs of law firms»

We are experts in delivering tailored financial solutions to meet the specialist needs of law firms and their clients involved in litigation and arbitration across the globe.

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The Minutes confirming this decision will be required by the DfE • Outline plans to the DfE for supporting or partnering with another school, if applicable • Appoint a specialist law firm to advise on the legal aspects of your conversion • The Secretary of State will need to approve your proposal • The process of transferring staff (the Transfer of Undertakings (TUPE) will be commenced by the local authority and the governing body that currently employs school staff • Activate the consultation process with interested parties • Consult with your Local Authority regarding a possible share of the LGPS deficit.

Buyers of new build leasehold properties need to ensure they are not letting themselves in for a huge financial burden which may make it difficult to sell their house on in the future, warns property specialist Liz Brady, a Partner at South East law firm Furley Page.

With more rules in relation to costs than there have ever been and the law more complex, there has never been a greater need for specialist costs knowledge as part of a firm's professional support network.

I am therefore thankful that Amanda Brooks has kindly shared her experiences as a Conflicts Information Specialist in a Canadian law firm over on the INALJ («I need a library job») website in the blog post A Day in the Life of a Conflicts Information Specialist.

The needs of a local lawyer in a small firm in Springfield doing criminal defence work is entirely different from those of a specialist litigator in Capital City who is expert in international maritime law.

At Stratos Legal, our Bellaire court reporting specialists are well - equipped and prepared to provide all of the informational services that your Bellaire law firm needs.

The January issue of the Legal IT Insider newsletter is out now, top stories include... Dealroom & extranet specialist HighQ receives $ 50 million in private equity funding — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley among the investors + Intapp acquires Rekoop and now has 70 % of UK law firm time capture market + New Heads of IT at Macfarlanes — Andrew Powell headhunted from Nabarro as Maurice Millen retires + Edie Dillion promoted to global CIO at Norton Rose Fulbright + Ediscovery — the race is on to consolidate as deals spur «feeding frenzy» among Silicon Valley investors & scrabble by vendors not to be left behind + Zoopla GC Ned Staple Talks Tech: law firms need better time & billing software — real - time billing portals would be helpful

As one of the largest and most respected law firms in the country, we have a specialist medical negligence team who have the expertise and experience needed to help you make a successful claim.

This can be anything from succession planning as key partners move towards retirement, growth in an area due to the firm's profile for that work, or key clients needing advice in new specialist areas of law that the firm wants to service.

At Lawcompany, our team of pay per click specialists work with you to identify and understand your clients» needs so your pay per click ads accurately target the right audience and effectively generate your law firm's desired results.

We're one of the only law firms in the UK with a specialist department carrying out this work, so you can be sure that we'll leave no stone unturned in our efforts to help you get the compensation you need.

As specialists from traditional roles in law firm management have increasingly found themselves involved in supporting the pricing function, so we have seen the emergence of the need for a group to provide them with support, collegiality, training and resources.

If we start from the first proposition, not unreasonably, that there is no such thing as a legal profession — there are many legal professions — then the needs of top level City law firms, which are remarkably specialist in their work, are very different from the needs of a high street general practice.

When it came to hiring law firms, in - house counsel gave a range of reasons for the choices they make reflecting a need for specialist expertise as well as a propensity to spend their budget with the firms they like and feel represent good value.

Yet often to the frustration of even the big firm intermediaries such as law librarians and knowledge management specialists, they are obliged to deal with possibly questionable business practices and snake oil salespeople masquerading as trainers and technical advisers, when the need and desire is for expertise, experience and intimacy that are not made available, because they do not exist.