Grounds challenging the competence of counsel lead to a compulsory waiver of privilege and a torrent of inevitable but unattractive reasons from erstwhile counsel previously retained as to why the client was in fact guilty, how troublesome they were, and as to why it is not the advocate's fault but rather that of their client.
Just as they challenged the competence of Canada's privacy law team Facebook responded to charges by ConectU that then-consultant Zuckerberg ripped off their concept not so much in substance, but by attacking the influential law firm representing the plaintiffs, Quinn Emanuel.
We could equally challenge the Inspectors' competence to run such an enquiry.
The attorney general has until the end of October to formally challenge the assembly's competence.
Critics can question the competence or honesty of officials but are never allowed to challenge the legitimacy of the Islamic Republic itself.
Xi worried that the American example of competence, generosity, and contempt for authoritarianism would, someday, drive his own people to challenge the rule of the Communist Party.
For example, four patients were concerned about asking questions because they did not want to appear to be challenging the doctor's competence, or as one patient put it ' rocking the boat'.
As a result, national governments are increasingly challenging the EU's sole competence to conclude such sweeping trade agreements, amid a growing public backlash against free trade and the power of obscure trade tribunals to settle disputes between governments and large corporations.
The methodology of research focuses on a theoretical innovative approach on the ways the rational design model meets the challenges of the competence based curriculum (CBC) design process, the research presenting several contributions to the theoretical and practical development of the field.
This challenges the broad-scale relevance of genetic loci associated with vector competence that were identified in laboratory-tractable systems.
