Sentences with phrase «whose legal skills»

Not good for the associates, whose legal skills atrophy as they rediscover how many words they can type per minute.

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Lucinda Orr, Chair of the Employed Barristers» Committee said: «Pro bono has a vital role to play in assisting members of the public who can not afford or access the legal advice they often desperately need — the employed bar has many talented lawyers whose skills can now be deployed to help such people, and I am thrilled that the employed bar will now be able to contribute in this critical area.»

We aren't getting too excited in case it is all a flash in the pan, but we do hope that once again people are seeing value in titles written and edited by people whose knowledge and skill base lies in the legal industry.

A collective made up of skilled, experienced legal professionals whose life demands no longer fit the traditional working model.

But those lawyers whose time and legal expertise your business needs lack skills in team leadership, delegation, and cost discipline that the average general manager uses every day.

Instead of asking their professionals to add another skill set (invoice review) to their primary professional focus, they have turned (or outsourced) instead to third - party legal invoice review companies, or outsourced internally to specially created groups of legal auditors whose sole focus it is to review invoices.

Johnston, Moore & Thompson is a highly skilled and successful law firm whose lawyers provide a range of legal services to individuals and businesses in Huntsville and throughout North Alabama.

But did you know that Orillia also has a highly skilled legal team, including lawyers whose work is recognized in the field of personal injury claims?

NLADA sections comprise people within a specialized legal area whose common interest is to improve the quality of services rendered to their clients, develop the specialized skills of the group, enhance communications and information sharing, and strengthen advocacy and client communities.

Generally, experienced professionals, whose resume would contain major details of accomplishments, work skills, and knowledge gained in the process, customize it to give an account of their legal practice and apply for some special position.