Sentences with phrase «temporary staff attorney»
He also served as a temporary staff attorney for the Neighborhood Legal Services Program in Washington.
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According to the Journal, the Cedar Rapids office of Simmons Perrine has set up temporary offices for as many as 75 staff and attorneys in a middle school in a neighboring town, while Shuttleworth & Ingersoll has relocated to the Cornell College campus.
It seems that temporary or «contract» attorneys are commonly supervised by staff attorneys on the massive document reviews and other projects they take on for BigLaw, and some temporary attorneys are not - so - secretly pleased at the recent turn of events.
You would think that such treatment of staff attorneys would engender feelings of sympathy from fellow lawyers, but that is clearly not the case in some corners of the temporary attorney world.
Salaries of flex - or part - time, temporary attorneys and staff lawyers are traditionally lower than full - time attorneys on a partner track, and the benefits, such as vacation, sick leave and insurance, are often less.
Our experienced staff, including former practicing attorneys and paralegals, can provide top legal professionals on a temporary basis for general workload management, litigation support, and business transaction support; as well as search and placement services for long - term hiring needs.
Temporary staff, delegation, outsourcing: Attorney will not employ temporary employees, including so - called «Temps» or contract attorneys or other staff from outside companies, nor «outsource» or delegate work, nor charge for summer associates, law clerks, or student clerks, (collectively «temporary staff» even if not temporarily employed) without full advance disclosure of the employee's temporary or short - term status to client, including disclosure of the actual amount paid to the individual.
Finally, when the extensive litigation requiring staff expansion is completed, temporary attorneys can be terminated without the emotional or financial costs which can result from the termination of a full - time employee.