| Computer forensics and electronic discovery have proven to be valuable tools for the business community and litigators. |
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| He also instituted the School's first moot court program, providing for further practical experience for future litigators. |
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| The darker version of this theme is that the four will use their power to hold sway with litigators, regulators and standards setters. |
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| Each CFL group has one or more significant leaders who are often experienced litigators with wide credibility in their professional community. |
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| The two interlocutory decisions illustrate well the reason shareholders and their litigators have moved slowly in this new area. |
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| The departmental committee also met with members of the Court of Appeal and with representatives of Government litigators. |
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| In these battles where the government is on their side, public interest litigators for right-leaning organizations are hardly standing alone with a slingshot. |
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| We were told that at one time it was difficult to get information from the litigators concerning these lawsuits. |
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| They are for the external direction of litigants and litigators. |
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| After the CFL process has failed, I don't quite understand why the attorneys cannot then become the litigators. |
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| Stikeman Elliott's competition litigators have the experience, knowledge, judgment and skills to represent our clients effectively in this very dynamic and strategically important area. |
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| Barry Spalding has some of the province's finest litigators and corporate attorneys, as well as specific expertise in areas ranging from intellectual property to labour and employment to corporate finance. |
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| It quickly became clear to him, however, that junior counsel in large law firms were usually limited to carrying out research and providing support to the firm's litigators. |
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| Therefore, to ensure that they are not overbooked and have sufficient time between cases to prepare, individual litigators must proactively manage their own schedules. |
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| His vast experience and countless successes in complex disputes have earned him the reputation of being one of Québec's rare litigators who has solid knowledge of privacy and information protection before all of the courts. |
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| The plaintiffs and defendants are called litigants and the attorneys representing them are called litigators. |
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| Busy litigators for activist conservative organizations double as leaders on the executive committees of the practice groups. |
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| This is no longer the case, as litigators are more willingly to provide the DLSU with notification of lawsuits as well as updates on their status and progress. |
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| Egypt's public prosecutor, recently appointed by Mr Morsi over furious objections from his peers, has ordered a probe into a television satirist, Bassem Youssef, whom Islamist litigators accuse of insulting the president. |
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| These people are almost entirely of two kinds: litigators conditioned to see trade as a zero-sum game, or spin-doctors who cannot lift their eyes from their latest poll findings. |
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| I think you do run the risk, if not of turning them into lawyers, then of turning them into litigators, where they're always in court working to clarify the system. |
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| The legal problems complicate the work of litigators, solicitors, judges, and other business and professional people grappling with reviewable transactions issues. |
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| Tax litigators are responsible for all civil appeals concerning tax and customs legislation as well as certain appeals under the Canada Pension Plan, the Employment Insurance Act, and the Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act. |
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| It involves an estimation of future trends by experts in the related area, for example, including police officers, litigators, court administrators. |
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| What the immense majority does not want is for operators to become digital police, spies, both judges and litigators who marginalise the normal legal procedures of a democracy. |
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| Similarly, the Department of Justice has implemented the Barrister's Briefcase Project, which helps government litigators manage documents electronically. |
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| An interesting coalition between the human rights lawyers and commercial class action litigators would grow up immediately with very positive consequences. |
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| The roundtable is expected to be of specific interest to litigators, real estate attorneys, developers, preservationists, urban planners and land use officials. |
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| In The Consciousness of the Litigator, Duffy Graham concludes that litigators rationalize their morals to advance their fee-paying clients' positions. |
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