Sentence examples for lawyers ability from inspiring English sources

It became clear from panelists that the advent of new, cheaper tools and technologies have had an immense impact on lawyers' ability to quickly respond to transgressions.

Firms at the cheaper end of the British market nervously await liberalisation at home.Yet no one should underestimate lawyers' ability to adapt.

A front-page article on Monday about new restrictions on lawyers' ability to protect the confidences of clients referred incorrectly to a dispute involving the Federal Trade Commission.

According to a statement issued by Human Rights Watch, "It includes provisions that would open the way to prosecuting political dissent as terrorism, give judges overly broad powers, and curtail lawyers' ability to provide an effective defense".

Two aspects of the government's proposals (following a review by Lord Jackson) will dramatically impact on claimant lawyers' ability and enthusiasm to litigate in future: First, that defendants should only pay claimants' legal costs if "proportionate" to the compensation awarded.

Still, the case will test the lawyers' ability to translate such sophisticated concepts — C.D.O.'s and mortgage bonds, to say nothing of hedge fund strategy — to a jury that includes a minister, a retiree and a graphic designer who likes to watch Fox 5 News.

Fisher's role as Acheson's legal adviser was explained by Michael H. Cordozo, the State Department's Assistant Legal Adviser for Economic Affairs, 1950-52: (Acheson) insisted on having, as a legal adviser, a lawyer whose ability as a lawyer and whose judgment in politics and statesmanship could be greatly respected.

The productivity of outstanding inside lawyers — their ability to lead, handle and join teams on many issues — can result in a smaller total legal spend (inside plus outside) for the company.

On that front, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley, who has been overseeing the discovery process of the case, granted Uber's lawyers the ability to depose Alphabet CEO Larry Page ahead of trial.

On that front, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley, who has been overseeing the discovery process of the case, granted Uber's lawyers the ability to depose Alphabet CEO Larry Page ahead of trial.

So in saying, even in private, that he's out to get Mr Murdoch, he undermined due process: he allowed News Corporation and its lawyers the ability to say, with considerable credibility, that the case was rigged against them (which of course they have said).