Primary Counsel definition

Primary Counsel means counsel designated by the Parties and the Witness at the beginning of the Remote Deposition as provided in Paragraph 18.

Primary Counsel has the meaning ascribed thereto in the Case Census Orders. “Private Lien Resolution Program” or “PLRP” means a program administered by the Lien Resolution Administrator to address private Liens.

Primary Counsel has the meaning ascribed thereto in the Case Census Order(s).

Examples of Primary Counsel in a sentence

• Any portion of the deposition that has been transcribed while a Primary Counsel or the Witness was disconnected or experiencing technical difficulties must be re-read upon the resolution of the technical difficulty, and the disconnected Primary Counsel must be given an opportunity to object to any questions or answers that occurred in their absence.

• If a case has been filed by one law firm, Primary Counsel shall be the Counsel of Record.

• Any Noticing Party that wishes to use hard copies as exhibits during a deposition must ensure that the Witness, the court reporter, Primary Counsel, counsel for the opposing Party, and counsel for any non-Party Witness each receive a physical copy of the documents no fewer than 24 hours before the start of the deposition.

• The database may include for every registered Olmesartan Products-related claim, inter alia, the current venue, case number, alleged injury, date of alleged injury, alleged dates of Olmesartan Products use, the identity of the Primary Counsel responsible for the Claim, state where alleged injury occurred, and filing jurisdiction, as well as other claim specific information.

• Applicants that requested and received consideration in ranking and fail to evidence full zoning approval by November 11, 2016 may receive negative points assessed to future applications.

• On the record at the start of the Remote Deposition, the Parties shall identify no more than one counsel each to serve as Primary Counsel.

• The remaining Primary Counsel shall note the disconnection on the record as soon as they become aware of it.

• Any Platform must allow for the court reporter to accurately record, and for all participating attorneys and the court reporter to hear and see, the Witness and all Primary Counsel.

• If a case has been filed by one or more firms, the firms filing such a case shall designate one firm among them as Primary Counsel.

• The database may include for every registered ACTOS-related claim, inter alia, the current venue, case number, alleged injury, date of alleged injury, alleged duration of ACTOS Products use, the identity of the Primary Counsel responsible for the Claim, state where alleged injury occurred, and filing jurisdiction, as well as other claim specific information.

More Definitions of Primary Counsel

Primary Counsel. NAME OF COUNSEL “The Opponent” NAME OR DETAILS OF OPPONENT “The Claim” Details of claim Part Two: Scope of Agreement The Agreement covers all the work since counsel was first instructed. The Agreement covers only that work carried out after the Agreement Date.

Primary Counsel means the law firm serving as the responsible counsel for a Claimant for purposes of this Agreement. In any instance in which this Agreement requires notice to a Claimant, such notice shall be made upon the Claimant's Primary Counsel. In any instance in which this Master Settlement Agreement requires action by a Claimant, such action shall be taken by the Claimant' s Primary Counsel.

Primary Counsel has the meaning set forth in Section 5.2(b).

Primary Counsel means counsel designated by the Parties and the Witness at the beginning of the Remote Deposition as provided in this Paragraph. On the record at the start of the Remote Deposition, the Parties shall identify no more than one counsel each to serve as Primary Counsel. Similarly, if the Witness is a Third-Party Witness, then the

Primary Counsel has the meaning set forth in Section 5.02(b) of this Agreement.