TEI commends the Office of Chief
Counsel for its efforts to streamline the technical advice process and provide alternatives to obtain timely, issue-specific advice.
3 You may share the substance of your communications with
counsel with your colleagues without jeopardizing the privilege.
Once the Prisoners'
Counsel Act became law the bar was forced to address difficult issues related to the obligations of advocates to their clients.
Misback joined the Board in 1992 as a senior attorney in the Legal Division, and was appointed to the official staff in 2000 as assistant general
counsel in the International Banking section.
New ways would be necessary and adjusters,
counsel and supervisors would have to change the way they worked.
Because the impetus for the creation of the Miranda rights was the Supreme Court's concern that custodial interrogations are intrinsically coercive, the right to
counsel contained within Miranda applies only when the subject of interrogation is in custody.
Saunders, an assistant general
counsel at Marriott Corp.
Until General
Counsel Solutions, "outsourcing" legal services was synonymous with "overseas" and its associated issues and challenges: cultural, language, security, labor issues, inexperience and more.
Rather, the Supreme Court has held that the accused has the right to the assistance of
counsel at all "critical stages" of the prosecution.
I wonder how District
Counsel will apply this restriction.
The 2007 BTI survey of FORTUNE 1000 general
counsel chose Fulbright as "The BTI Client Service 30" A-Team and Corporate Board Member magazine named Fulbright among the top 20 corporate law firms in the U.
In Minnick, the Court concluded that this invocation of the right to
counsel is not satisfied by giving the suspect the opportunity to consult with an attorney.
