Sentences with phrase «true whether your lawyers»

Not exact matches

While international lawyers will no doubt argue over whether this is true, accusations of unilateralism will likely ring hollow given that regional players were asking for French involvement, and the UN was claiming that the situation in Mali constituted «a direct threat to international peace and security» (as the current President of the Security Council confirmed today).

His major characters ring true, whether they are FBI officials, drug dealers or lawyers.

Whether any climate alarmism is actually true as a matter of science would not matter to a lawyer representing the alarmist position.

It was 2 - 3 yrs ago around 9 - 10 p.m. I do not know the lawyer concerned or anything about his case, but I certainly believe his unusual story could be true, whether or not that would help him.

It is truer today than ever before: we live in a global economy, so whether or not a young lawyer intends to practice international law, there is a strong likelihood that, throughout the course of her career, she will face matters of international significance or, at minimum, cases that require some knowledge of the international legal landscape.

This is true whether you're talking about solving a research or discovery problem, sketching out a legal strategy, assessing the merits of a case, or performing a multitude of tasks that a lawyer now confronts.

Whether it be true ignorance (rare), willful ignorance (less rare) or intentional gamesmanship (common), lawyers must bear the lion's share of blame for their lame social media pages and sucky law blogs.

That is true whether you are a judge, a juror, a witness, a client, or a lawyer.

This is true whether or not the lawyer knew of the client's purpose at the time of the communication.

The team of Lawyers at Strom Law Firm remain true to this purpose regardless of whether our client has suffered a serious personal injury as the result of another's negligence, or they have been arrested and charged with a serious criminal offense.

Contrast this with a true flat fee where the lawyer charges $ 10,000 whether she spends 10, 50 or 100 hours on the representation.

True, the best lawyers acquire a keen understanding of their client's business whether they work in - house or at a firm; however, most firm lawyers are removed from the actual client, with corporate counsel as an intermediary.

A thought provoking question and answer session followed, whereby the panel and audience discussed whether using language suggestive of making a value judgment on which types of cases «deserve» to be legally aided is unhelpful, and whether as lawyers and future lawyers we have a duty to refrain from acting Pro Bono and effectively «mopping up» some of these cases, in the interests of revealing the true extent of the issue.

The Report does not address whether this trend toward late retirement will be true for in - house lawyers although the number of potential retirements from in - house practice may not be significant over the next decade given relatively low numbers in in - house practice in the 1980s.

-- a reflexive, instinctual response instilled in the genetic composition of oil company lawyers in advance of having any basis of knowing whether the charge was, in fact, true.

That is true whether you are blogging or lawyering.

This is true regardless of whether you are negotiating in or out of court, through your lawyers, with a mediator, in collaborative meetings, or directly with your spouse.