Sentences with word «tubbing»

5) Hot tubbing of expert witnesses, or single court appointed expert witnesses unless there is a clear reason why multiple competing experts are required.

Approximately, 2 hours later you will enjoy another activity with your friends or your family by white water tubbing through 5 miles of class II and III rapids at the Colorado River for 1.5 hours.

Enjoy 2 hours of white water tubbing, ziplining, rappeling and horseback riding in tropical dry forest of Guanacaste and the Colorado River Canyon.

You flash back to Will Ferrell getting his streak freak on in «Old School,» or maybe to Rodney Dangerfield gleefully disrespecting hot - tubbing coeds in «Back to School,» and you know precisely the brand of wackiness to expect.

You can also get local transportation to the airport, Maya Ruins, inland Blue Hole, Cave Tubbing, Jungle Treck, Ziplining, just to name a few.

Should we take a water taxi to Belize and rent a car to go tubbing?

Adam Janes Friendly Neighborhood Yield, 2012 Glass, bottle sealing wax, wood, photo, copper, plastic tubbing, beer keg, propane, burner, and alcohol Dimensions variable

The London Times reported on 10 March that UK litigation lawyers are «bracing themselves» for the «revolution» of hot tubbing which will shortly be run in a pilot trial in Manchester, England.

Family, friends, experiences, travel, freedom to say and do what I want, sports, relationships, the online community, hot tubbing with drinks, food and enough money to not have to worry.

Around 2 hours later you will enjoy another activity with your friends or your family, the white water rafting or tubbing through 5 miles of class II and III rapids at the Colorado River with an approximate duration of 1:30 hrs.

With the temperature predicted to be three degrees above zero, I had my doubts that we would be tubbing.

Back at our hotel, my friends and I indulged in plenty of nighttime hot tubbing, followed by a bit of wading in the surf.

After the Olympics, they remained open as a place for cross country skiing, tubbing and a serious view!

Fishing, tubbing, horses, car surfing, kyaking, and just hanging out with everybody having a good time.

I love going late night hot tubbing and I enjoy myself and go out quite a bit;) I...

I enjoy camping, fishing, travelling.walks on the beach, sunsets, hot tubbing, cruises, dining in, dining out, all kinds of music, cuddling, kissing...

Price Include: Round trip transportation with a / c, drinks, canopy, rock climbing, tubbing or rafting class I & II, lunch, horse back riding, hot spring and mud bath.

Price Include: Round trip transportation with a / c, drinks, canopy, rock climbing, tubbing, lunch, horse back riding, hot spring and mud bath.

With the staff, Chema, Demaris, & Suzanna pampering us, the fabulous view, the ocean breezes, hot tubbing, ziplining, and boat tour with Captain «Eagle Ey», Mani & John, massages at the villa day after day, Cluadio every morning... everything was paradise!

Paul McCarthy, Tubbing, 1975, 27:04, installation view, M WOODS 2018.

In some works, these personages swim or surf through brushy color fields (in one they seem to be hot - tubbing in outer space).

As discussed on the Slaw blog, hot - tubbing is the phrase used to describe «a new method of presenting expert evidence at trial.

Indeed, one of the concerns raised about hot - tubbing is that» [a] n expert who is more aggressive may dominate the panel discussion,» making an aggressive personality as important as expertise.

In Australia, however, hot - tubbing of that sort is all the rage now in civil trials.

For a detailed breakdown of the pros and cons of legal hot - tubbing, read the full WeirFoulds article here.

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We actually came across several situations in interviews where judges had taken concurrent evidence by video link («hot tubbing» — conjures up an image I always find a little off - putting!).

In Canada, the Federal Court Rules were recently amended to enable hot - tubbing (aka «concurrent evidence»).

I'm from the United States, home of «The Bachelor» — so I know enough about «hot - tubbing» to know that, at its best, it doesn't involve old men and women sitting around pontificating about whether some molecular compound is strong enough to support a 10 - story building or whether a particular type of fertilizer should be used on Bermuda grass soccer fields located in shady areas.

In the U.K., a pilot trial of hot - tubbing will soon begin in Manchester, England.

Appellate Court Tells Trial Courts to «Let It Be» Main «Hot - Tubbing» Makes its Way Into Civil Trials»

But hot tubbing is not going to solve the pervasive problem of «opinions for hire».

Maybe hot tubbing is the way to go with personal injury claims.

In the July 2011 issue of Canadian Lawyer, we wrote about «hot tubbing» — the term was coined in Australia to describe the procedure of organizing all experts in a case into a panel and hearing their evidence concurrently.

The sixth point deals with «hot tubbing,» where opposing parties» experts give their evidence at trial concurrently.

Hot tubbing is a great idea, in the right case (and I have actually used it successfully in a pre trial environment involving a very complicated medical causation issue).

It will require the co-operation of counsel for the more radical changes of having experts confer before trial and / or testify concurrently at trial — commonly known as «hot tubbing» — to become standard practice.

The court has the power to order that experts give oral evidence at trial concurrently («hot - tubbing»)(paragraphs 11.1 - 11.4 of PD 35).

The question is, in this new costs budgeting Jackson era, will the prospect of «hot - tubbing» — otherwise known as concurrent evidence (ie, the method of giving evidence where the experts sit in the box together and the judge chairs a discussion between them)-- ensure that cases like this get resolved sooner rather than later — no doubt time will tell.

These amendments implement a number of recommendations made by the Civil Justice Council's (CJC) report - Concurrent expert evidence and «hot - tubbing» in English litigation since the «Jackson Reforms».

Frankly, short of «hot - tubbing» a panel of true experts, the judge couldn't have gone to greater lengths here to ensure that he understood the medium of communication and its context.

They must now also be able to demonstrate skills in giving oral testimony in «hot tubbing» situations.

In this issue: Pay - when - paid clauses; The cost of hot tubbing; Striking out unfair contract terms in civil law jurisdictions; Getting on with the job; Conferences and events.