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Why would a lawyer accept a case that involved only $1.50 USD?
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Are there any legal limitations to using IP based authorisation so that only users from client premises can have access to cloud?Would a business that has no office in EU still have to worry about GDPR, and if so, why?When I am inspired by code on Stack Overflow, and make workable code on basis of that code, is that also pastiche?
The European Union: Politics and Policies (2017 6 edn). pp 159 Bottom - 160 Top.
To wit, how did Costa find a lawyer for such a picayune quantum? I'm cynical and reckon that only a few are open-handed; most aren't. I can conceive only two reasons:
Was Costa simply lucky to have chanced on a big-hearted lawyer?
Another motive may be the lawyer's longing to argue at the CJEU?
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The European Union: Politics and Policies (2017 6 edn). pp 159 Bottom - 160 Top.
To wit, how did Costa find a lawyer for such a picayune quantum? I'm cynical and reckon that only a few are open-handed; most aren't. I can conceive only two reasons:
Was Costa simply lucky to have chanced on a big-hearted lawyer?
Another motive may be the lawyer's longing to argue at the CJEU?
european-union
asked 5 mins ago
Greek - Area 51 ProposalGreek - Area 51 Proposal
1,013522
add a comment |
The European Union: Politics and Policies (2017 6 edn). pp 159 Bottom - 160 Top.
To wit, how did Costa find a lawyer for such a picayune quantum? I'm cynical and reckon that only a few are open-handed; most aren't. I can conceive only two reasons:
Was Costa simply lucky to have chanced on a big-hearted lawyer?
Another motive may be the lawyer's longing to argue at the CJEU?
european-union
asked 5 mins ago
Greek - Area 51 ProposalGreek - Area 51 Proposal
1,013522
The European Union: Politics and Policies (2017 6 edn). pp 159 Bottom - 160 Top.
To wit, how did Costa find a lawyer for such a picayune quantum? I'm cynical and reckon that only a few are open-handed; most aren't. I can conceive only two reasons:
Was Costa simply lucky to have chanced on a big-hearted lawyer?
Another motive may be the lawyer's longing to argue at the CJEU?
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