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Areas of practice include appeals, arbitration, business torts, class actions, contract , corporate dissolution , employment, fraud, insurance, intellectual property, professional malpractice, securities, and white collar criminal defense.
The part which the community is called on to play in the contract and dissolution of marriage is strikingly manifested in certain peculiar ceremonies still in use at a Little Russian wedding.
Last week, the so-called Oversight Board — a group made up of city, school and county representatives who are tasked with winding down Glendale's redevelopment agency — approved plans to spend about $113 million over the first year of the dissolution on contracts with Walt Disney Co. and other items.
In France and some other Latin countries, the buyer must bring suit for dissolution of the contract , and the judge may grant days of grace to the seller for performance.
As Russian Hockey Federation head Vladislav Tretiak — a member of Parliament who co-sponsored the bill — says in the article, "The early dissolution of the contract between the athlete and his employer on the initiative of athlete without valid reasons now will bind the latter to pay off to the employer solid compensation".
"It began as a subcommittee to deal with the cable contract ," said Pearson, who recommended dissolution.
Initial market optimism after the dissolution of our contract with weekly newspaper The A___ C____ waned following repeated rejections by several noted media outlets -- including S___.com, S___.com, and The N__ Yorker -- of Company overtures to create original written content in return for monetary compensation.
Other problems that can occur in the case of surrogacy include custody battles between the concerned couple and a surrogate mother, what to do when the resulting child is born with a handicap, and one-sided dissolution of a contract by a surrogate mother during pregnancy.
The contract carried no penalty for its dissolution ― often called a breakup or termination fee ― so there would have been little incentive for Contreras-Sweet and her group to see it through after realizing the numbers were unfavorable.
For example, the Fed paid off banks holding mortgage backed securities with AIG in exchange for the dissolution of the contracts.
In 1998, however, another change allowed marital contracts to include provisions regulating the dissolution of marriage, possibly counterbalancing the reform of 1993.
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The phrase "contract dissolution " functions as a noun phrase, typically serving as the subject or object of a sentence. It describes the act or process of formally ending a contractual agreement. Ludwig AI indicates it is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
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