Sentences with phrase «status in the eyes of the law»
Contrary to popular belief, the presence of an agreement stipulating that a person is an independent contractor rather than an employee is not determinative of one's status in the eyes of the law.
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If you were an «employee postdoc» and not a fellow, you would have none of these restrictions, because your status (trainee or employee) would be adequately ambiguous in the eyes of the (tax) law.
If someone asked me if they should get a law degree to work within a KM capacity within a law firm, I would recommend against it unless they have the funds to invest in a degree that might, just might, but then again, might not give them a higher status in the eyes of the lawyers in their firms.
With the thirtieth anniversary of a transatlantic war looming and a British royal in the middle of renewed tensions between the United Kingdom and Argentina, now seems like a good time to check the status of the lone law office maintained by a major firm with an eye on oil and gas work in a particularly exotic locale: the Falklands Islands.