Our criminal defense lawyers have
tried hundreds of cases ranging from misdemeanors, felonies, and even death penalty cases.
We have
tried hundreds of cases before juries and judges, in federal and state courts, administrative bodies such as the Patent and Trademark Office and the International Trade Commission (ITC), Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) and in a myriad of foreign tribunals.
He has
tried hundreds of cases, and secured Not Guilty verdicts in the Superior Court, state district courts and federal District Court.
Most lawyers charge similar attorney fees for contingency cases, so it is important to go with an experienced lawyer who has
tried hundreds of cases to ensure the most effective and competent representation.
He has represented thousands of clients and
tried hundreds of cases including over 50 jury trials.
We have
tried hundreds of cases, and while no attorney wins every case, we pride ourselves on an overwhelmingly strong success rate.
Combined they have
tried hundreds of cases serving as litigation and appellate counsel in federal district courts, before the International Trade Commission, (ITC) and before various U.S. Courts of Appeal.
We've
tried hundreds of cases to juries, including high - profile cases attracting international media attention, and have won under the most difficult circumstances.
Houston attorney Neal Davis has represented thousands of clients and
tried hundreds of cases to juries.
The Firm's lawyers have significant trial experience, having
tried hundreds of cases.
For example, for anyone who is familiar with my other writings you may recall that I am a trial attorney who has
tried hundreds of cases in my career and litigated thousands more.
Personal Injury Attorney Neal Davis is experienced in catastrophic injury cases, having 20 years of experience in
trying hundreds of cases to juries.
To use our experience of handling thousands of cases, and
trying hundreds of cases before juries, to obtain the best possible recovery for our clients.
In addition to
trying hundreds of cases to verdict and obtaining numerous multi-million dollar recoveries, Ken is a creative legal thinker and his appellate advocacy has led to a number of progressive advances in Tort Law.
For consumer debt collection cases, most defendants are often unable to represent themselves effectively against attorneys who
try hundreds of cases every year.
Not exact matches
Neville tells me that in the
hundreds of cases of consulting he does, one
of the funniest patterns he see is people
trying to create a company tagline that sounds like a big company.
Although Texas hospitals have
tried to make the
case that lack
of coverage for
hundreds of thousands
of people is indeed a problem for all state residents, they haven't been successful in convincing Gov. Gregg Abbott to abandon his staunch opposition to expanding Medicaid.
«I spent
hundreds of hours in the prison library, poring over law books,
trying to find
cases that might have a bearing on mine,» he says.
There was little progress Monday, even as
hundreds of chanting protesters from each side
of the highly charged debate in New York
tried to make their
case.
Hundreds of customers have already passed through our agency, and in the absolute majority
of cases they were more than satisfied with the results — many were impressed enough to come with additional orders time and again as well as sending their friends and acquaintances to
try us out.
However, as you can imagine, they get
hundreds if not thousands
of people
trying to push their
cases forward.
In this
case, they are
trying dozens or
hundreds of username / password combinations for Xbox Live accounts until they find one that works.
Ellis's online efforts are just the kind
of approach being explored at the Science Online 2012 conference I'm attending in Raleigh, N.C., at which
hundreds of scientists, journalists and bloggers are
trying to figure out fresh ways to convey (and in some
cases conduct) science using the Web.
But he is just one
of a growing movement
of architects who are making the
case that people have known for
hundreds, maybe thousands
of years how to build in ways that save energy and adapt to climate instead
of trying to bludgeon it into submission.
In a more recent email exchange from May, 2007, Albert Jacobs elaborated: «We pay our running expenses mostly out
of the membership fees and donations
of the several
hundred individual members we have and in the few
cases, when we are initiating larger projects (such as our video, our website and the like), we
try to raise money from wealthy individuals and private foundations in this city and elsewhere.
You asked: «So if that is the
case, and one
of the most prominent climate researchers on the planet (and his associate) says we need only somewhere between 30 - 50 stations globally... why is NOAA spending all this time
trying to salvage bad data from
hundreds if not thousands
of stations in the USHCN, and also in the GHCN?»
So if that is the
case, and one
of the most prominent climate researchers on the planet (and his associate) says we need only somewhere between 30 - 50 stations globally... why is NOAA spending all this time
trying to salvage bad data from
hundreds if not thousands
of stations in the USHCN, and also in the GHCN?
SFL notes that lawyers who bluster that they are eager to
try their complex
case before a jury are actually saying that «they will be asking the guy in a tank top at Target to decide a complex question
of securities law involving several
hundred million dollars.»
The firm has
tried hundreds of court and jury
cases to conclusion — averaging 15 to 20 jury verdicts per year.
He continued to
try civil
cases, handling
hundreds of trials, McCarthy writes in a Boston Globe op - ed.
In the course
of representing
hundreds of health care providers, he has
tried more than 40
cases to verdict.
Mr. Lyons has more than 30 years
of jury trial experience and has litigated
hundreds of cases in state and federal courts throughout the United States, including successfully
trying more than 40
cases to verdict.
He has over 20 years
of litigation experience and has
tried over 40
cases and
hundreds of arbitrations and mediations.
Very often we find that students use CALR to plow their way through tens or even
hundreds of cases to
try to piece together what the law is, rather than to first consult the writings
of an authority on the subject.
Over the course
of his career, in fact, Mr. Sistrunk has prosecuted and defended
hundreds of litigated matters before state courts, federal courts and administrative agencies and has
tried over 100
cases to verdict.
Although the goal is to settle
cases out
of court, he has successfully
tried or arbitrated
hundreds of personal injury accident
cases.
With more than 300 litigators and trial lawyers across the firm who have
tried hundreds of significant
cases, we offer clients an extraordinary breadth and depth
of experience in handling business matters.
There is, in this scheme, a problem because there are lawyers who have
tried «
hundreds of cases» and go through the motions
of being in court quite well.
He has handled thousands
of personal injury
cases and has
tried or settled over ONE
HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($ 150,000,000.00) in
cases.
Having
tried several dozens
of jury trials,
hundreds of bench trials and several appellate
cases ranging from murder to simple juvenile matters, we genuinely understand all sides
of a criminal
case.
Gary has been lead counsel in many diverse
cases, taken
hundreds of depositions, settled or mediated
cases, and successfully
tried the others that did not settle.
She has
tried dozens
of cases in the Probate & Family Courts and resolved
hundreds more short
of trial, ranging from substantial asset divisions to contested parental rights and novel issues involving the property rights
of non-married cohabitants and the rights
of non-biological parents.
Experienced Litigator Ken has been lead counsel for both the defense and for plaintiff in
hundreds of complex
cases having
tried many
cases to jury verdict.
Members
of our practice group have
tried literally
hundreds of commercial
cases to judgment involving nearly every major industry in state and federal courts throughout the United States.
by Ken Lopez Founder / CEO A2L Consulting In 20 years as a litigation consultant, I've personally seen
hundreds of litigators
try cases, and I have heard the observations
of my colleagues on other
cases, probably amounting to thousands
of cases in all.
With more than 100 litigators, Eversheds Sutherland's Litigation Practice Group has
tried and argued
cases in the US Supreme Court, all 13 circuits
of the US Court
of Appeals, the Court
of Federal Claims, the Tax Court and
hundreds of federal district and state trial and appellate courts.
I have
tried hundreds of personal injury, worker's comp., and social security
cases.
So my understanding with food safety is there's a certain amount
of dust that can get into the chicken as it's going through the processing, and it's not a large amount — it needs to be a very small amount — and I think there's some understanding that you're not going to be able to fully solve every single issue if you're
trying to feed
hundreds of millions
of people — or, in our
case, build a community
of 2 billion people — but that it should be a very high standard, and people should expect that we're going to do a good job getting the hate speech out.
My understanding with food safety is there's a certain amount
of dust that can get into the chicken as its going through the processing, and it's not a large amount, it needs to be a very small amount, and I think there's some understanding that you're not going to be able to fully solve every single issue if you're
trying to feed
hundreds of millions
of people — or, in our
case, build a community
of 2 billion people — but that it should be a very high standard, and people should expect that we're going to do a good job getting the hate speech out.
In such a
case your «risk» in
trying mediation is limited to the costs and time
of an initial session (one
hundred forty five dollars hourly each — if you are sharing our fees, and usually two hours
of your time).