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... firms . In its commentary , the ABA notes that there are " several competing considerations " . First , the client previously represented by the former firm must be reasonably assured that the principle of loyalty to the client is not ...
... firms . In its commentary , the ABA notes that there are " several competing considerations " . First , the client previously represented by the former firm must be reasonably assured that the principle of loyalty to the client is not ...
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... firms surveyed ( with the survey being addressed to " The Staff Partner " of each firm ) , 53 replied a response rate of 85 % . Of the total 62 firms selected , 15 were Auckland firms ( with all responding ) ; 15 were Wellington firms ...
... firms surveyed ( with the survey being addressed to " The Staff Partner " of each firm ) , 53 replied a response rate of 85 % . Of the total 62 firms selected , 15 were Auckland firms ( with all responding ) ; 15 were Wellington firms ...
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... firms ( almost uniformly ) seek positive , motivated , well - balanced individuals who will relate well to both staff and clients . One Wellington firm's list of important attributes reflected that of many other replies . The firm ...
... firms ( almost uniformly ) seek positive , motivated , well - balanced individuals who will relate well to both staff and clients . One Wellington firm's list of important attributes reflected that of many other replies . The firm ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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