Sentences with phrase «what legal services organizations»

Part II examines what legal services organizations deliver, and how they do it.

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Also provide a description of your business operation's structure (i.e. wholesale, retail or service - oriented), who you will sell to, how you will distribute your products / services, the products / services itself (what gives you the competitive edge), your business's legal structure, your principals and what they bring to the organization.

Officials have also said the mayor's office has yet to determine what organization will receive the funding to provide the legal services.

The rules only require that all Florida Bar members report annually what, if any, pro bono legal service the member has provided or whether the member has provided (a) a contribution to a legal aid organization in lieu of service, (b) is deferred, or (c) has not provided pro bono service or made a contribution.

In contrast, what you don't see today is the material relief that these social service organizations provided, in addition to legal assistance.

«What makes the NYSBA interesting as a partner is that they play a statewide coordination role, not just within their bar, but also for other county and legal services organizations,» Lai told me in a recent conversation.

Providing strategic legal support to a startup in its early stages is, in my opinion, qualitatively different than backing a late - stage startup or a mature organization in that it requires a significantly diverse mindset (e.g. acceptance of ambiguity and risk, perseverance, and curiosity) and service model (e.g. acute understanding of the business, anticipation of needs, and alignment of legal work with what is likely to be a dynamic investment thesis).

So as we close the book on another LegalTech, it's time to do what we do every year, which is take the themes and topics that emerged over the last few days in icy NYC and apply them to our particular patch of the legal technology world — whether that be representing clients, creating policy, protecting an organization, building technology or providing services.

That question is this: to what extent does the role the ABA and state and local bar associations play in excluding nonlawyers, be they individuals or nonlawyer - owned organizations, from the legal services market violate unfair competition and antitrust laws and policies?

At what point does an organization that provides legal services cross the line into constituting a «law firm,» and vice-versa?

even for those lawyers and people who are not interested in legal innovation per se, design holds potential... As they construct legal documents, define what services they offer to clients, and form organizations, design can guide them to better outcomes.

It will be interesting to see to what extent this rule may be used in the future and to exactly what organizations it refers to, as the commentary specifically references legal aid, community legal services and pro bono work.

We met with Student Legal Services of Edmonton's Executive Coordinator, Neil Thomson, to find out more about the organization, what they do, and hear about just how much work they do by the numbers.