legal partnership

And just because he can't prove there was a legal partnership!

About 29% of people living in Utrecht are either married, or have another legal partnership.

A century ago, two Salt Lake brothers entered into a legal partnership.

In January, 1921, the five founding partners formally organized themselves as a legal partnership.

His legal partnership with Hudson struggled financially, but the two remained committed to it.

In 1956, she formed a legal partnership, which proved disastrous, and she was left with huge debts.

It may not be a legal partnership, but it ought to be one ethically.

The firm merged in 1852 with another legal partnership established by a member of the Curtis family and moved to new premises on Wall Street.

A Democrat, he then started a legal partnership with George W. Joseph on that day and remained in private practice until 1918.

Originally, these businesses were set up as legal partnerships in which the partners were entitled to a share of the profits of the enterprise.

He formed a short-live legal partnership with Thomas McDougall, which dissolved upon his father's death late in 1883.

Shakespear dissolved his legal partnership in the late 1880s-his partner may have been embezzling from clients' trusts-and formed his own practice.

It aims to match Internal Revenue Service records of how money is divided in legal partnerships against the state income tax returns of the partners.

He was a clerk in the firm of Morecombe, Slant & Honeyplace, a somewhat oldfashioned legal partnership.

He settled in Hillsboro where he formed a legal partnership with later judge George R. Bagley.

They had a legal partnership; I had one with him myself after Lastway, because Stella said he would honor a partnership."

Because partnerships entail more than one person in the decision making processes, it's important to discuss a wide variety of issues up front and develop a legal partnership agreement.

Ownership of collective property can be indeterminable, such as in a not-for-profit "private" university, or determinable, such as in a legal partnership.

In addition to checking legal partnership records, department officials combed through the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, looking for lawyers with individual practices in the state.

They worked together harmoniously, they said, forming a legal partnership, KHMK, which combines the initials of their names.

December 31 - Paul McCartney sues in Great Britain to dissolve the Beatles' legal partnership.

In 1766, he formed a legal partnership with John Skirrow, and Skirrow would later be Nuthall's executor.

Thomas Tongue, Jr. and Edmund both became lawyers, with the older Edmund forming a legal partnership with his father in 1897.