Sentences with phrase «time conducting legal research»

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Of course, there was a time (long ago) when electronic research truly was at odds with traditional views of how legal research should be conducted.

«If you want to automate the law, you have to know the law,» said Mayer, noting that with its law school members, CALI conducts applied research and development in computerized legal education, that A2J Author has 100 court forms, and that it's been used over four million times.

From the time of our appointment to the close of the transaction we conducted comprehensive research on all legal and regulatory aspects of the restructuring and prepared briefs for our clients.

According to the survey, new associates spend conduct legal research between 40 % and 60 % of their time.

In «Quantifying and Driving the ROI in Legal Directories and Awards Submissions», the presenters — Benjamin Greenzweig from Momentum and Arielle Lapiano of Paul Hastings — will reveal the results of research conducted by the LMA and Law Firm Media Professionals into how much time and effort law firms spend on legal directoLegal Directories and Awards Submissions», the presenters — Benjamin Greenzweig from Momentum and Arielle Lapiano of Paul Hastings — will reveal the results of research conducted by the LMA and Law Firm Media Professionals into how much time and effort law firms spend on legal directolegal directories.

Nonetheless, a reading of the Claim and other materials provided by the Plaintiffs demonstrates that considerable time and effort has been expended by one or more of them in conducting some sort of legal research into the matter.

Remember to serve the brief at a minimum five days before the mediation so that the mediator will have time to review the brief, conduct any legal research they may need and possibly do a pre-mediation conference call.

Visiting Jurists are members of the legal profession from other countries who want to spend time at UCLA School of Law in order to conduct specific research or learn about U.S. law in a particular field related to their work.