"As solicitors, no settlement agreement is binding unless it has been explained to a client by a solicitor," said Andrew Lloyd, the head of employment law at Lloyd Donnelly Solicitors.
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No solicitors allowed, you know, or something on the door.
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Nine out of 10 calls I receive are from solicitors.
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Constituency: Congleton Income sources:• Fiona Bruce and Co LLP; solicitors practice.
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Richard Sallybanks of BCL Solicitors, who is representing Scouler, declined to comment.
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"I could have gone to hundreds of solicitors," Ali Dizaei told me.
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The traders enlisted heritage groups and solicitors, and achieved some notable successes.
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We are not experts, like solicitors, but we're working together as a group.
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Solicitors have since advertised charitable bequests as a way to reduce inheritance tax.
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"No, I don't buy from solicitors" for door-to-door salespeople, for example.
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The groom's mother is a legal secretary in Dublin for Hanley & Lynch Solicitors.
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Proxy solicitors help companies assess whether shareholders will vote for or against management recommendations.
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Legitimate methods for proxy solicitors include polling big investors or checking their past views.
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He added that the changes have been revised by Interior Department solicitors and approved.
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I later contacted solicitors, who helped me to create my dispute with the club.
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The result has been a flurry of applications to the roll of solicitors in Ireland.
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It is incredibly difficult to communicate with solicitors from abroad, and to get documents together.
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Six other legal clerks, secretaries and solicitors were on police books, some as recently as 2016.
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Solicitors Bott & Co said around 400,000 passengers could be affected over the 16-day strike period.
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On Wednesday, the case pitted two legal heavyweights — both former United States solicitors general — against each other.
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Farrar and Aslam are being represented by solicitors Paul Jennings and Rachel Mathieson of Bates Wells Braithwaite.
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No agents or solicitors are authorized to seek contributions for The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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Sharples and the legal team at Irwin Mitchell Solicitors did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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London law firms have to report serious misconduct to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), which regulates the profession.
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Yeah, you know-- no-- no-- no solicitors allowed, you know, or something on the-- on the-- the door.
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Some had been told by their solicitors "not to worry"; the judicial review had been lodged in time.
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We spend most of our time speaking to each other, on Whatsapp, trying to find money for solicitors.
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Corker Binning, the law firm representing Mitaiare, and IBB Solicitors, representing Roberts, were not immediately available to comment.
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"Why should we listen to you rather than the solicitors general who took the opposite position?" he asked.
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"We felt trapped... we were being treated like slaves," one of the men, Anta Gallia's, previously told the solicitors.
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Sam Healey, a lawyer at JMW Solicitors who is representing Whiteley, said his client "strenuously denied" all alleged offences.
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All three proxy solicitors, Egan-Jones, Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services, have recommended adding Peltz to the board.
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The hearing will not take place in court, but representatives from Islington Mill are to attend with their solicitors.
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At least one statement was inaccurate and had been made without the knowledge of the claimants' solicitors, he said.
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All three proxy solicitors — Egan-Jones, Glass Lewis and ISS — are recommending putting Peltz on the board of P&G.
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In March, the Solicitors Regulation Authority, which regulates law firms, issued a warning notice about the improper use of NDAs.
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British barristers and solicitors like their own blue-gray counsel notebooks, but American attorneys consider the oversized pads their trademark.
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The value of the freehold is determined by haggling between solicitors representing both the freehold owner and the leasehold tenants.
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Overall, the agency received 7.1 million complaints related to unwanted solicitors last year—twice the number it received two years ago.
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We asked the department for any emails sent by current or former Solicitors General to any members of the Supreme Court.
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The justices routinely invites solicitors general to weigh in on major potential cases that could affect federal law or foreign policy.
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Frances Coulson, head of insolvency and litigation at Moon Beever solicitors, said the data showed how illicit money passes through Britain.
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So they'd come to solicitors like me to try and get a civil order—an injunction—to keep this person away.
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"Our analysis suggests that Brexit would have a longer-term adverse effect on the legal sector, despite a possible short-term surge of work for solicitors to unravel the legal complexities of a changing relationship with the EU, " Jonathan Smithers, the president of the Law Society - a representative body for solicitors in England and Wales - told CNBC via email.
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The outside professionals are referred to as "solicitors" and are typically compensated for the introduction or referral to a registered investment adviser.
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The "one country, two systems" formula allows Hong Kong an independent, British-style judicial system, with lawyers split into barristers and solicitors.
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Mostly, they served as solicitors general or their deputies, putting them on the front lines in court battles over contentious state laws.
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People become solicitors for many different reasons—some do it for the fancy robes, others to seek justice for the unfortunate and downtrodden.
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Seth Moulton (though he has a caveat — he wants to maintain strict penalties for people who solicit prostitution; Harris did not address solicitors).
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Around 1,200 English- and Welsh-qualified solicitors have joined in the past 18 months, says Ken Murphy of the Law Society of Ireland.
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Peltz recruited P&G's former CFO, Clayton Daley, and won the support of all three proxy solicitors, Egan-Jones, Glass Lewis and ISS.
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Gore, as well as serving as one of the solicitors who secured marriage equality in California in the 2010 case Perry v. Schwarzenegger.
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The buyer's and seller's lawyers must be from different firms, said Felicity Sergeant, a partner at Streathers Solicitors, a law firm in London.
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Emily Fitzpatrick is head of leasehold enfranchisement at Hart Brown solicitors, and represents leaseholders with claims over the freehold ownership of their property.
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Whistleblower Christopher Wylie looks on after a press conference in the offices of his solicitors, Bindmans LLP on March 26, 2018 in London, England.
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"It will set a precedent if the final decision goes against Flipkart for predatory pricing," said Salman Waris, a partner at TechLegis Advocates & Solicitors.
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Two former Solicitors General of the United States, Republican Paul Clement and Democrat Neal Katyal have written the definitive piece on Cruz's presidential eligibility.
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PetroSaudi's solicitors Carter-Ruck said the company was aware of an inquiry by Swiss authorities related to 1MDB, and was ready to cooperate fully.
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"The omitted or suppressed parts of the letter amount to almost half of the actual contents," says the court paper submitted by Schillings solicitors.
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This can involve costly solicitors, and requires at least 50% of the tenants of a given building to agree to purchase the freehold, however.
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Such information can help proxy solicitors give companies insight into whether shareholder proposals will likely pass or fail and shape strategies to affect the outcome.
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Arlington police classified the call as "possible solicitors," and McKean said it is common for police to verify whether someone has a permit to solicit.
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Before British aviator Amy Johnson flew from Croydon (South London) to Darwin, Australia, she worked as a secretary and typist for a firm of solicitors.
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) in March this year warned there was "no excuse" for using the agreements to conceal potential crimes or sexual misconduct.
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The new opportunity to share things with the world has made people much more active solicitors of attention, and this has fundamentally shifted the economy's dynamics.
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His team are advised by practicing solicitors and barristers, as well as human rights experts, and he claims to have secured 48 arrests and 22 convictions.
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Women make up more than half of the solicitors at law firms in Britain, but only 28 percent of the partners, according to Britain's Law Society.
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It said 245 million pounds of assets were in solicitors' hands or under offer, and sales would increase the fund's cash position to 16% from 4.8%.
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And in June the Law Society, which represents solicitors, raised concerns about the "general and concerning lack of openness or transparency" in the police's use of algorithms.
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According to a 2015 survey conducted by the Times Square Alliance, a nonprofit organization, 40 percent of respondents, mostly New Yorkers, experienced "an unpleasant interaction" with solicitors.
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So what they've said to my solicitors is that they will be considering making an application under a different law called RIPA [Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act].
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Currently, lawyers qualified in Britain can fly to continental Europe to advise clients, and relatively easily set up shop or requalify as solicitors in other EU countries.
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"It may be (overtly or covertly) passed on to another country, even though the UK would be unwilling to share directly with that state," the solicitors argued.
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Documents submitted at the inquiry showed Allianz declined a suggestion by its solicitors to spend up to A$30,000 in a thorough review of the whole website.
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And the Hong Kong Law Society said in a statement that there is no evidence that solicitors have failed in their obligation to make suspicious transaction reports.
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The filing, dated July 31, gives no further details other than identifying the government's legal representative, Peters & Peters Solicitors, and the name of the defendant, Iskandar Safa.
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Many solicitors — lawyers who mainly handle real estate transactions — and accountants have unexpectedly emerged as critics of the Hong Kong government and Beijing over the extradition issue.
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When many Supreme Court lawyers (including former solicitors general) wrote op-eds and publicly praised Judge Garland during his nomination, their pending cases were not mentioned either.
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" Ravi Naik, partner at ITN Solicitors, who is working with the complainants, also added in a statement: "Panoptykon's submissions add to the increasing focus on real time bidding.
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According to letters disclosed to the group in court, these transfers have taken place behind the backs of the solicitors appointed specifically to hold the intelligence community accountable.
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The club has also confirmed it has secured the support of a legal team headed up by "industry heavyweight" Philip Kolvin QC, alongside leading licensing solicitors Woods Whur.
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Judge Srinivasan served in the U.S. Solicitor General's Office for three Presidents spanning both parties, and has earned praise from a bipartisan group of Solicitors General and judges.
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According to a statement from law firm Vidler and Co. Solicitors, the round was fired from a police 12-gauge shotgun from a distance of about 40 feet.
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FILIPPO NOSEDAPartnerWithers Solicitors London You are right to argue that colonising Mars would not hedge against some sorts of extinction risk ("For life, not for an afterlife", October 1st).
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Solicitors reckoned some defendants might have been unwilling to wait around for a lawyer, who would probably do a better job than the defendant of presenting any mitigating factors.
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At Snig Hill police station in Sheffield, Horne watched as others were brought in with blood pouring down their faces, medical attention withheld until it was demanded by solicitors.
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Two former U.S. solicitors general under President George W. Bush were on opposite sides of the case, with Theodore Olson representing the union and Paul Clement representing the NFL.
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Phil Allen of Weightmans solicitors says immigration-related harassment in the workplace also spiked after events like the Iraq war in 2003, "but nothing quite as focused as this".
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"They represent a diverse range of backgrounds, including both state and federal judges, three who were former state solicitors general with firsthand experience protecting our constitutional balance of powers."
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"We couldn't advise the Europeans, we couldn't advise the U.S. (on European matters)," the unnamed lawyer said, according to a report published by the professional body for UK solicitors.
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Reflecting the stakes, two former U.S. solicitors general were on opposite sides of the case, with Paul Clement arguing for the sports organizations and Theodore Olson representing New Jersey.
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Ravi Naik, a data-rights lawyer with ITN Solicitors, and Tanya O'Carroll, the head of tech policy for Amnesty International, discussed why the Gangs Matrix's privacy shortcomings were so troubling.
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But as Suzanne Horne, an employment lawyer at Paul Hastings solicitors, points out, there are good reasons why so many businesses and workers came to London in the first place.
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Sarah Sharples, an attorney from Irwin Mitchell Solicitors representing Boyle, said in a statement to The Telegraph that they hope the experience will prevent another similar situation from happening again.
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Solicitors for the group of refugees have written to the Home Office raising concerns and warning they are preparing to launch court action if the issues are not quickly resolved.
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"It's an extreme tragedy and I think hopefully it will be a catalyst for some sort of change," said Philippa Southwell, a lawyer with Birds Solicitors who specializes in trafficking.
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Ravi Naik, a lawyer who works for London firm ITN Solicitors and is representing Carroll, said the case was a precedent that should help others assert their data rights independently.
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On March 11, former Solicitors General Neal Katyal and Paul Clement published an article in the Harvard Law Review that argued that Cruz's eligibility was an open-and-shut case.
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SS: I hear what Geoff's saying about solicitors at one end of the spectrum, but for international law firms like yours, cross-border law firms, it's a massive bonanza, isn't it?
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The firm was No. 2 in the Thomson Reuters league table last year for global proxy solicitors with 34 disclosed advisory roles, and is in the top slot year to date.
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Administrators also try to keep out local solicitors like laundry-pickup services, alcohol-delivery businesses and "rush consultants," who will help would-be sorority members select their outfits for recruitment week.
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Former Solicitors General Paul Clement and Theodore Olson, who are two of the most successful members of the conservative Supreme Court bar, will be among those testifying in support of Kavanaugh.
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In spite of that fencing, her family has one of the prettiest gardens in the neighborhood, only partially obstructed from view by signs that warn solicitors not to ring the doorbell.
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British solicitors Atwells published case studies in 2016 documenting the cases of several workers - including a consultant, a waitress and a retail employee - who were fired for contravening policies against visible tattoos.
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The warning comes from the UK-based law firm Irvine Thanvi Natas Solicitors, which is representing dozens of people who argue that Facebook misused their personal data in violation of UK law.
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The policies had been sold on Allianz's website since December 13 and, even though the firm's solicitors raised concerns about the advertising claims at that time, were only removed earlier this year.
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Less than one in five British employers have an inclusive policy towards transgender staff and only nine percent believe in legal protection against discrimination, according to the study by Crossland Employment Solicitors.
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"They represent a diverse range of backgrounds, including both state and federal judges, three who were former state solicitors general with first-hand experience protecting our constitutional balance of powers," she said.
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Salman Waris, a technology lawyer at TechLegis Advocates & Solicitors, said the legal action against Bytedance could set a precedent of Indian courts intervening to regulate content on social media and other digital platforms.
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He has even floated the idea that highly paid solicitors in London's "magic circle" firms might be required to pay a levy towards the cost of the judicial system from which they benefit.
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"This decision is a warning to sound-alike music producers and their clients everywhere," Adam Simpson, director of Simpsons Solicitors, who acted for Eminem's music company, Eight Mile Style, said in a statement.
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VICE News obtained a couple of innocuous emails Kagan and Justice Sonia Sotomayor exchanged in 2010 and 2013 with Solicitors General at the Department of Justice [pdf at the end of this story].
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Ackman has been trying to sell his message to institutional stockholders as well as retail investors, and got a lift from major proxy solicitors, which all support at least him joining the board.
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Buyers who are in bankruptcy, whether or not they are foreign, are not permitted to buy property, said Fabien Cordiez, a partner with ECD Avocats & Solicitors, a law firm based in Aix-en-Provence.
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In the snake pit, the proxy solicitors and outside counsel for either side will look at whether they're counting the most recent vote and for other discrepancies like whether the ballot was signed appropriately.
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In the notice, law firm Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP, describing itself as solicitors for the plaintiff, said the Vietnamese company was a creditor of Brightoil and the application would be heard on Nov. 23.
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"We welcome the judgment and believe that it is a landmark decision, being the first data leak class action in the UK," said Nick McAleenan, a partner at JMW Solicitors, who represented the claimants.
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On the Republican side, former solicitors general Theodore Olson and Paul Clement will testify in support of the nominee, along with former students, law clerks and the mother of a basketball player Kavanaugh coached.
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Innisfree and Okapi were the top proxy solicitors, firms hired to gather shareholders' votes, while Olshan Frome Wolosky beat out two competitors to rank as the busiest law firm with 101 mandates working for activists.
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Hong Kong operates under a "one country, two systems" principle which allows it to run its own police force, immigration controls and an independent, British-style judicial system, with lawyers split into barristers and solicitors.
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"He is being left in a position where he has to choose between traveling to his therapy or staying at home and being able to eat bread," said Silvia Nicolaou Garcia of Simpson Millar solicitors.
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It's the first time High Court justices' emails have ever been released, and the first disclosure that Solicitors General have had private communications with justices while the US government had cases before the Supreme Court.
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The society says it has "not taken a position" on the referendum as it admits that solicitors' views are diverse and influenced by many factors that go beyond the implications of EU membership or a Brexit.
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"In the current circumstances, where there is a potential suspension of the institutions, the approval of the devolved institutions would not be possible," Paul Farrell, a partner at McIvor Farrell Solicitors, said in a telephone interview.
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"UK governments have shied away from hitting the moneyed Kremlin-linked interests that, by an extraordinary coincidence, enrich a well-connected stratum of UK-based bankers, accountants, solicitors, and estate agents," Chatham House's Nixey told me.
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Proxy solicitors typically work with top executives at companies to gather support from shareholders and assess where they stand on certain issues - a merger agreement, director appointments - that require a vote at an annual or special meeting.
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"In the UK the majority of wills are made by solicitors or will-writing firms, with prices normally around £280-23 on the high street and £2256-£5000s with established firms," says Garrett, discussing the competitive landscape.
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"The British government owes a legal duty of care to agents that it uses to protect them against foreseeable risks," commented lawyer Daniel Carey from Deighton Pierce Glynn Solicitors, who won an award for his work in Guatemala.
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GC: But, but I see on the-, the legal bulletin boards a lot of worry, especially by young solicitors in the UK, about what the prospects will be of getting a job with a large American legal firm.
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Since the referendum, more than 2,000 British lawyers have joined the Irish Roll of Solicitors — for now, simply a matter of submitting an application — so that they can continue to practice in European Union courts, among other privileges.
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Now, after the preliminary hearing, and after years of trying to draw attention to her case, she will appear before an employment tribunal in June, her lawyer, Michael Briggs of Thompsons Solicitors Scotland, said by phone on Thursday.
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Winning backing from big funds is key for investors out to capture board seats or to limit executive pay, making a market for proxy solicitors such as Georgeson, which tracks shareholder votes and works for activists and stock issuers.
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To reduce awards, argues Ken Murphy, director-general of the professional body for solicitors, would "merely be to take from the pockets of injured victims of negligence in order to line the pockets of an increasingly profitable insurance industry".
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Andrea Clarke of CCW Solicitors, said Damian Clarke, who is no longer in prison, was pleased the matter had now been resolved and that he would ensure payment was made, adding that no other family member had been involved.
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Frances Coulson, head of insolvency and litigation at Moon Beever solicitors and a trustee director of an independent think tank, the Fraud Advisory Panel, said the story highlights flaws in the regulation and enforcement of company formation in Britain.
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Pearse MacDermott, one of the teen's lawyers from McCann and McCann Solicitors, said that because the Police Service of Northern Ireland failed to act with urgency, they weren't able to prove the alleged perpetrator posted the photos, the Irish Examiner reported.
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Photo: APJust in case the idea of unauthorized charges wasn't clear enough, the FCC approved new rules this week that would make it illegal for solicitors and carriers to slam and cram their phones with unwanted services and fraudulent fees.
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One of the great dreams of technology, and AI in particular, is to help streamline peoples' lives so they can spend less time responding to constant (and often unnecessary) pings from coworkers, solicitors, and other people jamming up your communication.
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One likely reason for the higher refusal rates for gay claimants was a lack of legal aid and of immigration lawyers with experience of LGBT+ cases, said Nath Gbikpi, a lawyer at Wesley Gryk Solicitors who has represented LGBT+ asylum seekers.
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Judge Sri Srinivasan of the United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, who was on the short list of Obama's list to replace Scalia, sat near the front as well as former solicitors general Ted Olson and Paul Clement.
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In September ITN Solicitors, acting on behalf of Michael Veale and Jim Killock in Britain and Johnny Ryan in Ireland, filed a brief with the British and Irish regulators aimed at the basic infrastructure through which companies bid for users' attention.
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The Times - Clifford Chance is facing an investigation from the solicitors' regulator after a complaint that it overlooked an allegation of fraud during a contentious review of Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc's treatment of thousands of small companies. bit.
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John Milner, head of business crime and fraud at law firm IBB Solicitors, said this was a step in the right direction in tackling what he called Britain's "unenviable and growing reputation as a soft touch for laundering dirty money".
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Mr Grayling wanted to reduce the number of firms of solicitors paid to offer 24-hour help at police stations to suspects from 1,2503 to just 527, and to trim legal-aid fees in criminal cases by a further 8.75%.
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So I called Karnig Dukmajian, Senior Attorney at immigration law specialists Laura Devine Solicitors, to find out what the law states when it comes to visiting the U.S., and whether anyone with a casual drug-taking past is at risk.
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According to the Mirror, in the 11-page letter, Cohen Davis Solicitors explained that Gardner's review was "defamatory and therefore unlawful" and that their client would be seeking damages from Gardner for "tens of thousands of pounds" in lost business.
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"We have long argued that the S.F.O.'s prosecution of Mr. Scouler was fundamentally flawed, that he should not have been charged and that the S.F.O. should not have proceeded with this trial," the firm, BCL Solicitors, said in the statement.
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Ravi Naik, a partner at ITN Solicitors in London who is representing the plaintiffs, said this case addressed a long-standing data-protection concern that "is likely to have far reaching and dramatic consequences, which may change our fundamental relationship with the Internet".
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A lot of this comes down to how an adviser manages its business partners; advisers must try to ascertain whether third-party solicitors comply with solicitation agreements and be able to describe the efforts it has taken to supervise the third party.
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During the last quarter of 2017, the average sales price was about 125,000 pounds (or $173,000), a 4.8 percent increase over that of the previous year, according to a report from the Glasgow Solicitors Property Centre, a network of real estate agencies.
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"Following this decision, employers need to be alert to the risk of discriminating against people who hold beliefs that traditionally might not have been considered to be protected under employment law," said Hayley Trovato, a legal expert at OGR Stock Denton Solicitors.
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What really differentiates people asking for swipes from subway dancers (whom the NYPD are now, hilariously, charging with reckless endangerment) or even Jehovah's Witnesses handing out pamphlets, are that swipe solicitors are often low-income people who simply can't afford the subway but need to get places.
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Certain types of hate speech, for instance, are prohibited in the UK. That has everything to do with Europe's recent history, says Ravi Naik, a human rights lawyer at the London-based ITN Solicitors, who has also recently pursued data privacy cases against Cambridge Analytica and Facebook.
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority referred 26 law firms for disciplinary action, saying they had not done enough to manage the risk of their clients laundering funds, as the government seeks to crack down on the billions of pounds of dirty money estimated to flow through London.
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"The Inspector General report proves what we have known all along: the secretary follows all relevant laws and regulations and that all of his travel was reviewed and approved by career ethics officials and solicitors prior to travel," the spokeswoman, Heather Swift, wrote in an email.
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"Our client has been wrongly implicated in this matter; he categorically denies being the individual concerned and has irrefutable proof that he was in the United States at the time of the incident," the law firm, Duncan Lewis Solicitors, said in a statement released on Twitter.
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"He offered to do a DNA test when I was younger but it didn't happen and then when I was 18 I knocked on his door and asked if I could have the test and he told me to do it through the solicitors," Adlard-Rogers told Cornwall Live.
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But I must also add here that the police have threatened me in a formal letter to my solicitors that—I've already said that I haven't given my passwords, but they're also still trying to get my passwords, even though I've committed the alleged offense and it's done.
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Sophie Barrett-Brown, an immigration lawyer and senior partner with Laura Devine solicitors in London, told CNBC that there are about 70 different immigration categories through which non-citizens can obtain 'leave to remain' status -- a blanket term for resident immigration permission which is required for voter eligibility.
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"This judgment confirms that for over a decade UK security services unlawfully concealed both the extent of their surveillance capabilities and that innocent people across the country have been spied upon," said Mark Scott of Bhatt Murphy Solicitors, the firm instructed by Privacy International, commenting in a statement.
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" The Progressive Lawyers Group, an association of pro-democracy barristers, solicitors and students in Hong Kong, said it was concerned that a requirement to sign such a pledge "could be a first step towards a capricious use of such statutory declarations in different contexts to achieve political ends.
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In keeping with the garishness for which Times Square is renowned, work crews on Thursday coated parts of the pavement in "techno-teal" paint to mark the "designated activity zones" where costumed characters, bus tour ticket sellers and other sidewalk solicitors will be confined while they ply their trade.
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In a brief prepared for several former solicitors general, Joshua Matz, a lawyer in New York, and Laurence Tribe, a Harvard law professor, begin by reminding the court that the meaning of a law "is distinct from how people may have expected the statute would apply when it was enacted".
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"Serious allegations have been made regarding the treatment of these women in detention, including allegations of torture, death threats and denial of access to legal advice," Tayib Ali, a partner at ITN Solicitors, which is part of the delegation acting on behalf of its anonymous Saudi client, told the Guardian.
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"He (Charles Rogers) offered to do a DNA test when I was younger but it didn't happen and then when I was 18 I knocked on his door and asked if I could have the test and he told me to do it through the solicitors," Adlard-Rogers told Cornwall Live.
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"This judgment confirms that for over a decade UK security services unlawfully concealed both the extent of their surveillance capabilities and that innocent people across the country have been spied upon," Mark Scott, of Bhatt Murphy Solicitors, who worked on the legal challenge for Privacy International, said in an emailed statement.
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In all of the deals I have done, and this is really truthful, and I'm not – I'm saying this 100%: in every deal I have done, I have always found in talking to people, yeah, all my project solicitors would tell me they're talking to people, 'Oh, they disagree with you, Carl.
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"We intend to make submissions to the public prosecution service that 'Soldier F' is prosecuted in a transparent manner as consistent with the majority of the prosecutions of soldiers in respect of the murder and attempted murder of Irish civilians here," Ciaran Shiels from Madden Finucane solicitors told journalists outside the court.
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"In correspondence, [the Republic of Mozambique] (both directly and indirectly through its solicitors) has purported to reserve its rights in relation to the MAM guarantee and has implicitly suggested that the MAM facility and/or the MAM guarantee may not be valid and binding," the filing, submitted to the London High Court and dated Feb.
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Despite the fact that it was argued by two of the nation's preeminent litigators — former Solicitors General Ted Olson for New Jersey and Paul Clement for the leagues — a relatively obscure federal statute and a federalism principle that most lawyers had hoped to forget after the bar exam did not seem to make for legal fireworks.
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Tony meets a succession of people who deserve to be told off, and then he tells them: slovenly and batty co-workers; sanctimonious charity solicitors; unhelpful servers; a schoolyard bully; a parade of overweight characters (a favorite target of Gervais' standup); his oafish therapist; the dim townspeople he profiles for the paper; a lazy postman; and lazy store clerks.
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Most recently, two former solicitors general, Neal Katyal and Ken Starr, used this premise to argue in a New York Times editorial that Congress cannot protect Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation from presidential interference.
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