Sentences with phrase «than lawyers»

They are — as much or more than lawyers in general these days.

He correctly acknowledges that such content is more likely to be built by consumers of legal services rather than lawyers.

We have less governmental regulation than most other professions, other than lawyers who are generally involved in generating regulations.

If properly managed, such a database can become more valuable than any lawyer in the firm.

Surely a second tier lawyer is better than no lawyer at all.

The standard objection is that many of these new providers will offer lower - quality services than lawyers do.

There is no requirement for cheaper fees and no reason to think that legal technicians will be less expensive than lawyers.

Many people believe that an advocate or representative charge less than lawyers for their services.

I doubt whether lawyers fifty years ago were more polite to each other than lawyers of today.

As a result of all of these steps, the total amount of time required to complete each document is often much higher than the lawyer assumes.

One lawyer, who had been practicing for nearly a decade, was 50 percent cheaper than another lawyer with the same experience.

They also showed less overall satisfaction than lawyers at smaller firms.

Inside counsel have differing needs than lawyers working in firms, but many of a lawyer's tasks remain the same regardless of setting.

It is true that often immigration consultants charge less for some cases than a lawyer would, but not always.

In most practice areas there are times when an expert can do a better job than the lawyer, and the extra expense may be worth the while.

Instead of focusing inward, let's allow for members other than lawyers on the board.

Given the result in this case, it may well be that the duty applies to professionals other than lawyers as well.

It did that far more efficiently and at lower cost than those lawyers could do for themselves.

As you can see, lawyers with 10 + years of experience produce far more malpractice claims per policy than lawyers with fewer years of experience.

Senior lawyers charge more per hour than lawyers who are just starting out in practice.

Businesses have been using a variety of different systems which employ data analytics for far longer than lawyers.

And who better to write a novel of this kind than a lawyer - turned - author.

As a result, such a database becomes more important and valuable than any lawyer in the office.

And there are a lot of them and who better to identify when you can't solve it in a brief time than a lawyer who can figure it out.

You also get more for your money — these specialized professionals will charge much lower hourly rates than your lawyer.

A lawyer with decades of experience is likely going to have a much higher fee than a lawyer who is fresh out of law school, since the former is probably more skilled.

But there will always be more clients than lawyers.

The report found paralegal minorities face similar, possibly more serious discrimination than their lawyer counterparts, and minority women have it especially rough.

It is probably safe to say that more accountants than lawyers have attended business school, where they studied the building blocks of business, such as marketing and finance.

You're in danger of becoming more marketing manager than lawyer, and that's why you hired a vendor in the first place.

My guess is that mostly it amounts to little more than the lawyers going through the motions of appearing to act reasonably in order to avoid an adverse costs order.

As with any affidavit on a motion, it should be sworn by a person other than the lawyer arguing the motion.

Indeed, the same analysis works for any area of the law where the in - house team does not have equal or greater expertise than the lawyers being hired.

«We'd rather see our money go to artists than lawyers,» he said.

Looks like it was more crowd - sourced than lawyer - vetted.

When conflicts arise, principal - teacher - parent - student relationships are more likely to be face - to - face than lawyer - to - lawyer.

Do you agree that doctors more content than lawyers — and if so why?

Judges are held to an even higher standard of conduct than lawyers.

In appropriate cases, an expert can sometimes identify the key financial issues more quickly than a lawyer can.

Except that doctors enjoy a much higher public perception than lawyers as well, which always had me thinking.

It's a niche market; bags of money and time can be wasted if your marketing agency is more familiar with packaged goods than lawyers.

Clients are no more savvy about the technical changes that have occurred than lawyers are.

While the primary responsibility for wellness rests with the individual, nothing is more important to a law practice than its lawyers and staff.

All these trends together put the essence of law into the written word, which became more powerful than any lawyer could have imagined just a few hundred years earlier.

Often content owners and users know more about digital licensing than lawyers.