Sentences with phrase «very earliest stages of the case»

After evaluating the asserted patent and AMES products, Brooks Kushman planned a strategy of moving for summary judgment at a very early stage of the case, and encouraging the court to address claim construction issues as part of that motion.

Personal Injury Attorneys in Wrongful Death and Serious Injury CasesAt Greenspan & Greenspan, our White Plains New York personal injury lawyers value the opportunity to represent clients from the very earliest stages of the case.

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Data such as that presented by CASE suggests too many state school students are closing down their options at a very early stage by, for example, choosing combined science instead of the separate subjects.

In most cases, it is eventually possible to control even very difficult cases of diarrhea but it can be a long and frustrating diagnostic process so you have to be a little patient in the early stages.

I even experienced cases where the other party accepted at a very early stage of the procedure.

[37] A key feature of the Director's conduct in this case is that she and many of her agents approached the case in front of them with a closed mind, having concluded at a very early stage, before the children were interviewed, that there was no merit to the sexual abuse allegations and that J.P. had fabricated them and had coached her children to make their disclosures.

From a very early stage, tenants of Essex Court Chambers are typically given a great degree of responsibility for the cases they work on.

Senior barristers have been declining briefs for very high cost cases (VHCCs) at the proposed rates, while both sections of the profession boycotted courts during a half - day protest earlier this month and have indicated they may stage another protest mid-February.

However, the challenge in these cases will be to prepare accurate estimates from a very early stage when not all issues in the case are known or, for example, the scope of disclosure or evidence required is not fully understood.

Therefore defendant insurers have to be aware that they would have to pay some element of ATE premium even if the case was settled at a very early stage.

In the family law world we have the recently reported case involving litigation between Leanne and David Principato where a Superior Court Justice bemoaned the fact that at an early stage of the litigation the two sides had incurred legal expenses in excess of $ 92,000 in spite of the fact that the two sides are of «very limited means,» have «limited incomes,» and their only «significant asset is the proceeds from the sale of the matrimonial home amounting to less than $ 100,000.»

We are still in the early stages of talking (he is also a very close friend as in your case) and thinking of something like this; he would be putting up cash or borrowing funds for maybe 75 %, I would be in for say 25 %.