Thomson had a major competitive advantage with case-law summaries dating back to the 19th century.
With case-law summaries dating back to the 19th century, Thomson had an important competitive advantage.
So Andreozzi hired 800 legal editors in a $100 million project that is building a rival backlog of case-law summaries and links.
Get to know your state's exemptions and property laws (summaries of each are at assetprotectionbook.com); this arcane stuff could dramatically affect how you hold and title your assets and even whether you buy term insurance or invest in a whole life policy.
Clinical trials involving FDA regulated drugs, whether investigational or already approved, must be registered by law, and summary results must be posted in the registry whether ultimately published or not.
The United Nations Independent International Commissionn of Inquiry on Syria recently reported an escalation of acts in defiance of international law, including summary executions, torture, hostage-taking and indiscriminate shelling of civilian homes by the government and some opposition groups.
The generals' reliance on emergency laws and summary justice dispensed by military courts has not only failed to reduce crime, but also flies in the face of the revolution's basic aims.
By contrast, Humeans, who (roughly speaking) regard the laws as summaries of pervasive general patterns in the history of the world (e.g., Lewis 1973b , 1994, may find it less natural to think of laws as being necessary in an interesting and substantive sense.
The court has refused to release its interpretations of federal law, even in summary form, and without identifying details.
The closest thing I have to a guiding text on the subject of abortion is not a volume of constitutional law or a summary of the latest biological research on the origins of life.
