2. An injunction - is a legal remedy in the form of a special court order issued by a judge which requiring a person to do or not do something.  

3. Pararegal - someone who works in a law firm or a company's legal department and has some legal training, but is not a qualified lawyer. A pararegal has extensive knowledge of the law and his role is to support lawyers in their work. 

4. Spousal maintenance  is a regular payment that’s paid by a former wife or husband to their ex-partner for a period of time after the end of a marriage or civil partnership. Usually, it’s paid every month. It can be awarded for a specified term or for life in some cases. This is known as alimony. 

5. Prohibited Steps Orderis a type of court order which prohibits usually a parent from a certain activity relating to a child. This legally binding order is usually used by one parent to stop another parent from making certain decisions about their child’s upbringing. This is usually after a divorce or separation of the parents. 

6. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) - is a legal act of the European Union intended to protect people's personal data. It’s a set of data protection rules, which enhance how people can access information about them and places limits on what organisations can do with personal data. 

7. Child maintenance - is financial support towards a child's everyday living costs when you separate from your partner. It's paid by the parent who doesn't usually live with the child to the person who has most day-to-day care of the child. It's also called child support. 

 

 

 

2. Incumbent - a person who holds a particular office or position 

3. Recurrence - a new occurrence of something that happened or appeared before : a repeated occurrence 

4. Inquiry - a request for information 

5. Nationwide - extending throughout a nation 

 

2.      TTY – telegraph printer

 

 

3.      Accommodate - putting lots of things in a box and somehow they fit

 

4.      Liaison – for example military radio stations

 

 

5.      Internal candidate – person how want to be promoted

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 2. large caseload - a situation where you have a lot of cases. synonym: large number of cases

3.  residential conveyancing matters - housing relocation matters. Matters that relate to real estate, matters that relate to flats. 

 4. property solicitor- a lawyer who deals with matters relating to property (housing, flats). specializes in property matters related to real estate

 5. varied caseload - a situation typical of the legal profession. Sometimes the number of cases can be very large and sometimes small. It may also be a situation where each case will concern a slightly different area of ​​law

2. Subpoena - it is a formal written order to appear before a court for the purpose of testifying on the facts that are at issue or producing documents related to a pending case. 

3. Liaise (liaising) - it means to communicate with another person or organization in order to exchange information or work with them. Therefore, liaising is significant to improve functioning of a law firm.

4. Pleading - it is a formal document written by a party and filed with a court. Pleading states the basic position of a plaintiff or defendant and provides their intentions. Therefore, pleadings are the first stage of a lawsuit.

5. Memo - it is a short form for a memorandum. Legal memo summarizes and analyzes laws and facts which are relevant in particular case. Memo consists of a lawyer’s assessment so it is a one side’s interpretation of legal issues in a specific case.

3. LLM- title awarded after supplementary law studies. To be admitted to the LLM program, you must be a law graduate.

4. Impact assessments - impact assessments are formal, evidence-based procedures that evaluate the economic, social and environmental effects of public policies.

 
5. Value chain- sequence of actions taken by a company to develop, manufacture, sell and deliver a product, and then provide after-sales services.

2. Backbone infrastructure - the electrical distribution facilities typically consisting of 

main three-phase feeder lines,  cables, duct banks, manholes, switching cabinets etc.

3. Execution-related topics - the topics related to the process of enforcing a legal judgment.

4. CSDR - (Central Securities Depositories Regulation) The European Central Securities Depositories Regulation is one of the key regulations aims to increase the safety and efficiency of securities settlement in the EU.

5. Equal Opportunity Employer - an employer who agrees not to discriminate against any employee because of   national origin, religion, race, color, sex or  physical or mental disability.

2. M&A (mergers and acquisitions) involves the process of combining two companies into one. The goal of combining two or more businesses is to try and achieve synergy – where the whole (new company) is greater than the sum of its parts (the former two separate entities).

3. Transactional field - is used to do transaction reports which contains pages of records with one or more columns of sorted data. A transactional field is not persistent, but it participates in a transaction by having its values restored if a rollback occurs. 

4. LL.M (Master of Laws) - is an advanced, postgraduate academic degree, pursued by those either holding an undergraduate academic law degree. The LLM degree is an internationally recognized post - Juris Doctor law degree, most commonly sought out by legal professionals interested in specializing.

5. J.D. degree (also known as Doctor of Law) - is a graduate-entry professional degree in law and one of several Doctor of Law degrees. A J.D. is the foundational law degree that an American attorney obtains before taking the bar exam and being sworn in as an attorney.

2.Confidential Financial Disclosure- it is a document in which the party completing it should report all of his or her income, assets, debts and expenses

3.EPA- Environmental Protection Agency is a federal agency of the United States that works on protection of human health and the environment

4.Background investigation- it is used to find out if someone is who they say they are and to check and validate someone's criminal record

5.Federal job - is any position within the branches of government

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a form of international private business self-regulation which aims to contribute to societal goals of a philanthropic, activist, or charitable nature by engaging in or supporting volunteering or ethically-oriented practices.

Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing and controlling threats to an organization's capital and earnings.

LLM- A Master of Laws is an advanced, postgraduate academic degree, pursued by those either holding an undergraduate academic law degree, a professional law degree, or an undergraduate degree in a related subject

 Mergers is transactions in which the ownership of companies, other business organizations, or their operating units are transferred or consolidated with other entities.

Personal development - the process of improving your skills and increasing the amount of experience

Flexible Working - giving flexibility over where, when and the hours people work. There is an opportunity for employers to do more to provide flexibility for the benefit of all employees and organisation.

Pension scheme - an arrangement made with an employer to pay money to an employee after retirement

Annual leave - the time a person is allowed to take off work as holiday in any one-year period