The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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Page 212
... lawyers perceive that business managers with whom they deal do not have the required legal knowledge . It is reasonable to expect that practising lawyers would be unflattering in their opinions of their clients ' legal knowledge . This ...
... lawyers perceive that business managers with whom they deal do not have the required legal knowledge . It is reasonable to expect that practising lawyers would be unflattering in their opinions of their clients ' legal knowledge . This ...
Page 274
... lawyers in the way we have in the past . We need to focus on the young , we need to support our colleagues in the Commonwealth . We have different problems , but we need to look beyond the Commonwealth to the great opportunities of ...
... lawyers in the way we have in the past . We need to focus on the young , we need to support our colleagues in the Commonwealth . We have different problems , but we need to look beyond the Commonwealth to the great opportunities of ...
Page 275
... Lawyers " describing the cases of over 145 Judges and lawyers who had been harassed , detained or killed in the previous 18 months . We will publish such a compilation each August , and I would ask that if any of you or your Bar ...
... Lawyers " describing the cases of over 145 Judges and lawyers who had been harassed , detained or killed in the previous 18 months . We will publish such a compilation each August , and I would ask that if any of you or your Bar ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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