Sentences with phrase «very different areas of law»

Observers looking at blockchain technology typically view these issues - whether cryptocurrencies are money, whether tokens are securities - as discrete questions, because they involve very different areas of law.

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The firm has an excellent balance of being large enough to offer high levels of exposure to many different areas of law, but small enough so that you feel a very valued member of the firm.

Workplace privacy is a very complicated area of employment law and can arise in many different situations involving the collection, use and disclosure of private information.

This very existence of different standards applying in relations between Member States in areas covered by EU law is per se problematic.

It would be a very simple further step to set up a number of different feeds for different areas of law — start maybe with commercial litigation, family law, criminal law, admin law, insurance?

From a defence perspective, one of the main complications in the investigation of cross border fraud and white collar crime is the need to acquire a detailed understanding of the laws governing fraud offences, data exchange, extradition, mutual assistance and the right to silence, across multiple jurisdictions, which often can have very different laws covering these areas and sometimes different legal system altogether.

In various areas of natural resource jurisdiction, a problem that can exist is that case law developed in very different contexts — without any contemplation of the effects on natural resource issues — will nonetheless become binding case law on general division of powers matters and thus affect natural resource jurisdiction.

In various areas of natural resource jurisdiction, a problem that can exist is that case law developed in very different contexts — without any contemplation of the effects on natural resource... [more]

As the scope of responsibilities grew, I built a very quick - witted team of eight lawyers qualified in different jurisdictions of Europe and each specialized in different areas of law at HME».

In different research areas, a non-linear inverted U-shaped relationship is framed in the light of the Yerkes - Dodson law suggesting an optimal mid-range level of arousal, with both extremes of the curve (i.e., very low and very high) leading to less favorable outcomes (Yerkes and Dodson, 1908).