Sentence examples for termination law from inspiring English sources

In cross-examination on Friday, Stephen Alexander, a lawyer for the former directors Roy E. Disney and Stanley P. Gold, tried to get Mr. Donohue, whose expertise is termination law, to admit that he had failed to balance the benefits of firing for cause against the possibility of a lawsuit for breach of contract.

The sale is allowed under a "condominium termination" law passed by the Legislature in 2007.

Legal study agreements are made between trial sponsor and each additional study site regarding performance of the study, timelines and recruitment, reporting, data management, confidentiality and intellectual property, publication, liability and indemnification, termination, law and venue.

And a few days before that, the state's powerful teachers unions got a jarring wake-up call when a Los Angeles judge threw out the state laws governing teacher tenure, discipline, and termination, laws which have made it extraordinarily difficult to fire any public school teacher.

Look into voluntary termination laws.

Understand the wrongful termination laws in the state in which you work.

Employment laws help managers understand and apply the law to specific circumstances, specifically discrimination, harassment, and termination laws.

Throughout the state since the law was passed, developers and investors have used the condo-termination law to take ownership of more than 11,000 condominiums in 160 condo complexes, according to records from the state Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

ESG Kullen lobbied for changes in the newly approved condo-termination laws.

Under copyright law, termination rights can be invoked on both sound recordings and authorship of songs.

The staffing may last through the summer; doctors have not yet been given the 30-day notice of termination required by law, and a warning notice to nurses was recently extended to Aug. 14, meaning that layoffs cannot be announced until after that date.