Sentences with phrase «times in a legal context»

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«This forced academisation programme is wrongheaded of itself, but in the context of the very tough and difficult decisions that headteachers are facing it is making their job impossible because they are going to have to spend time and money engaging lawyers and consultants to change their [school's] legal status.»

Or a school might «flip» the legal research classroom, pushing the lectures about gathering legal information out to podcasts or other out - of - class media, thus freeing in - class time for hands - on practice and discussions about legal authority in a variety of contexts.44

But Lascaris said plaintiffs already risk having to pay opponents» legal costs, something that is almost unheard of in the U.S. context, and the leave requirement simply slows a process that is already time - consuming.

At the same time as the justices in Re A were briefly deliberating, seven justices (Lords Neuberger, Clarke and Reed were common to both constitutions) were addressing the subject of privilege in the context of legal advice (R (Prudential plc and anor) v Special Commissioner of Income Tax [2013] UKSC 1: legal advice privilege does not apply to advice on law given by accountants).

This greater comfort with the legal context than with the personal context can lead lawyers to quickly zero - in on the familiar (legal) details and to launch immediately into pursuit of the «usual» remedy, instead of taking the time to determine whether the usual remedy is actually what the client wants.

For context, it is worth noting than when Paraskeva became the Society's first chief exec, The Financial Times called the new role of chief executive «the least enviable job in the legal profession».

Sam Glover: I suppose for a little bit more context, there's this 80 % that always gets thrown around when we talk about legal aid, and it often gets used in context where it doesn't belong, but when we're talking about legal aid, I think it's LSC that has done this study a few times now, and basically it keeps coming out around that 80 % number, which is 80 % of the people who qualify for legal aid and apply for it get turned away because of lack of resources to serve them.

In my paper, I offer three important textual constraints that courts have, at times, ignored or marginalized: first, that the interpretation of section 7 should not extend beyond the protection of «Legal Rights» — meaning that it should only be applied in the context of the administration of justice; second, that a law should only be struck down where it «deprives» an individual of life, liberty or security of the person; and third, that the principles of fundamental justice should only concern the very basic tenets of the legal systeIn my paper, I offer three important textual constraints that courts have, at times, ignored or marginalized: first, that the interpretation of section 7 should not extend beyond the protection of «Legal Rights» — meaning that it should only be applied in the context of the administration of justice; second, that a law should only be struck down where it «deprives» an individual of life, liberty or security of the person; and third, that the principles of fundamental justice should only concern the very basic tenets of the legal syLegal Rights» — meaning that it should only be applied in the context of the administration of justice; second, that a law should only be struck down where it «deprives» an individual of life, liberty or security of the person; and third, that the principles of fundamental justice should only concern the very basic tenets of the legal systein the context of the administration of justice; second, that a law should only be struck down where it «deprives» an individual of life, liberty or security of the person; and third, that the principles of fundamental justice should only concern the very basic tenets of the legal sylegal system.

Held in Auckland, the conference connected delegates with New Zealand's leading legal technology thinkers and industry providers and covered subjects in a legal context including cyber-security, blockchain, AI, tech and law - firm partnerships, innovating as an in - house lawyer, the business of law during changing times, and looking at disruption as «normal».

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We make it our goal to provide the highest quality legal services while always remaining aware of the real - time and cost - conscious context in which you work.

At ARC Pensions Law, we expend considerable time and resources in ensuring that our whole team are fully up to date with the latest legal developments and have a deep understanding of the wider context within which such legal changes occur.

While these strategies can at times also go too far, we argue that in certain contexts they can be sufficiently defensible on both legal and moral grounds to be a justifiable response to judicial dilemmas.

With information - governance lifecycles, Wallack said legal departments can effectively store and manage their data: «You can reduce costs by transferring eroding data that's actually losing context and increasing in risk over time to cheaper - tiered storage methods, while eliminating data that has no value and has lost all of its context.

One example of «quality time» is taking the time at the outset to assess the legal matter in the larger context: What are the risks and rewards (beyond the legal system, i.e., political, social, business, as well as legal), what are the likely costs, what will the non-monetary costs be (including drain on personnel), what is the goal of the client, what is the other side (if this is a contested matter) up to, what are the opposition's strengths and weaknesses, and would procrastinating really be good or bad?

The text further notes that it is «still employed from time to time in legal writing» but then notes it «verges on the inelegant when used in general writing» and that the «more comfortable way of expressing the same idea is to use «X or Y or both,» or, in many contexts, just «or.»»

Recordkeeping metadata, of which one key type is archival description, plays a particularly important role in documenting the various contexts (legal - administrative, provenancial, procedural, documentary, and technical) within which records are created and kept as they move across space and time.

It seems to me that, in some contexts, legal expertise can be built into the technology or the business process so that the «hours» aren't spent each time for each consultation.

While bespoke work based on professional time spent (legal or tailoring) is the appropriate means of production in many legal contexts, it seems to me that technological and business process innovation would allow means of delivering legal services other than just by lawyers time.

It allowed me to apply all of the «hard» legal skills I learned at Weil in a business context, and it provided the opportunity for me to spend a considerable amount of time in Asia and Latin America, where I was able to hone my skills as a global lawyer.