Legal representation means representation by a Legal Practitioner.
Legal representation means the provision to or on behalf of an Elected Member or Employee by an approved lawyer of legal services in respect of:
Legal representation means the provision of legal services, to or on behalf of a Council Member or employee, by an approved lawyer that is in respect of:
Examples of Legal representation in a sentence
Legal representation, provided by Employer for Employee, shall extend until a final determination of the legal action including any appeals brought by either party.
Legal representation in the ELRC arbitration processes for alleged misconduct and incapacity hearings are not automatically allowed.
Legal representation is not permitted at any meeting or mediation of the complaint review process.
Legal representation will be at the Member’s request, subject to the approval of the Ohio Attorney General and in accordance with Ohio law.
Legal representation shall be permitted in the case of Arbitration.
More Definitions of Legal representation
Legal representation means ongoing legal representation provided
Legal representation means acting as an advocate in governmental adjudicative proceedings in a court or administrative agency to determine the specific rights or obligations of one or more persons.”
Legal representation means the provision of civil legal services, other than acting as a mediator or arbitrator, to an individual or legal person F13 in particular proceedings where that individual or legal person—
Legal representation means representation in a covered
Legal representation means suitably professionally qualified individuals who can present a case on behalf of either the Presenter of the Case or the Respondent. This may include the involvement of solicitors and/or advocates.
Legal representation means a representation in court by a legal practitioner or pupil barrister;
Legal representation means full scope representation provided by a licensed attorney to a tenant in a covered proceeding. This includes, but is not limited to, filing responsive pleadings, appearing on behalf of the tenant in court, administrative proceedings, or alternatives dispute resolution, and providing legal advice, advocacy, and assistance associated with such matters, and necessary fees and costs related thereto. Tenant means any occupant of residential property, including but not limited to, any building, structure, vacant land, or part thereof offered for lease or rent for residential purposes who is a respondent or defendant, or who has legal standing to be a respondent or defendant, in a covered proceeding.