Going to court attending meetings and depositions, and being present and assisting during client meetings, etc. are all encouraged. To the extent possible, these activities should take place in connection with, and be an integral part of, the student’s work assignments. For example, if the student prepared a motion or a portion of a trial brief, he/she should be allowed to attend the argument or a portion of the trial. If a strategy session takes place with clients or outside attorneys on a matter the student is working on, the student should be invited to attend. If the student prepared questions or a witness for a deposition, the student should be invited to attend.
Going to court. You must bring all your original papers and entire file of all documents and letters you have received from our office, the Court, insurance companies and the DMV/ MVC connected to your case whenever you come to the law office, to court, or other appearances where both you and your attorney will be present. When you arrive, please check in. Hearing times are often delayed. If by chance the attorney in my office handling the hearing is not at the hearing room when you arrive, please do not panic. We will soon arrive to handle the case. We often travel from another court. Please remain in the courtroom/hearing room until we arrive, if possible. Usually we will go to speak directly with the Prosecutor or Court Clerk prior to going into the courtroom. In municipal court/traffic cases, we recommend our clients not speak with the Prosecutor but rather wait for your attorney to arriveh.ttpI:f//wywowu.jdswupirlal.xxxxx/pvoest/dtoocumpeantyViecwoer.uasrptx?cfido=sc4t3s42o44re-a77bf3i-n46ed,5-8bar2i1n-fbgca481ace0c a checkbook or cash. Most towns and state agencies still do not accept credit cards. Do not leave the court and go home until instructed by Xx. Xxxxxxxxx or a member of our staff.
Going to court. These Terms are governed by English Law and wherever you live you can bring claims against us in the English Courts. If you live in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, you can also bring claims against us in the courts of the country you live in. We can claim against you in the courts of the country you live in.
