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Page 156
... lawyer " to warn the public that paralegals are bad news " , it was accused of ignoring the " sloppy work " of lawyers . More fundamentally , in attacking paralegals , the Bar was said to be " yanking red herrings out of the water to ...
... lawyer " to warn the public that paralegals are bad news " , it was accused of ignoring the " sloppy work " of lawyers . More fundamentally , in attacking paralegals , the Bar was said to be " yanking red herrings out of the water to ...
Page 229
... lawyers must go in advising their clients Because Gambotto substantially altered the settled law as it was. L awyers today are better served than ever before by the abundance of information to which they have access , whether through ...
... lawyers must go in advising their clients Because Gambotto substantially altered the settled law as it was. L awyers today are better served than ever before by the abundance of information to which they have access , whether through ...
Page 321
... lawyers in Paris ) , Françis Lefebvre ( 275 ) , Stibbe ( 115 ) , Jeantet ( 100 ) and August & Debouzy ( 95 ) . All these firms welcome English - speaking lawyers and interns , who are useful to them in particular in communicating with ...
... lawyers in Paris ) , Françis Lefebvre ( 275 ) , Stibbe ( 115 ) , Jeantet ( 100 ) and August & Debouzy ( 95 ) . All these firms welcome English - speaking lawyers and interns , who are useful to them in particular in communicating with ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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