The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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... lawyer ? Finding a lawyer who is right for you The first meeting What you can expect from your lawyer What your lawyer can expect from you Keeping your lawyer up to the mark Unhappy with your lawyer ? What do lawyers actually do ? 10 ...
... lawyer ? Finding a lawyer who is right for you The first meeting What you can expect from your lawyer What your lawyer can expect from you Keeping your lawyer up to the mark Unhappy with your lawyer ? What do lawyers actually do ? 10 ...
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... lawyers and bankers from different countries , each observing a different legal regime . It is the purpose of this address to outline possible gaps between lawyers ' and bankers ' ability to comply with their clients ' wishes and ...
... lawyers and bankers from different countries , each observing a different legal regime . It is the purpose of this address to outline possible gaps between lawyers ' and bankers ' ability to comply with their clients ' wishes and ...
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... lawyers and bankers involved are resident , and transborder , international deals performed with the assistance and involvement of lawyers and bankers in different countries or states . In cases of the type of business first described ...
... lawyers and bankers involved are resident , and transborder , international deals performed with the assistance and involvement of lawyers and bankers in different countries or states . In cases of the type of business first described ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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