The phrase "assistant lawyer" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used to refer to a lawyer who assists another lawyer or a legal team, but the more standard term is "associate attorney."
Example: "As an assistant lawyer, she helped prepare the case for trial under the supervision of the lead attorney."
Alternatives: "associate attorney" or "junior lawyer."
She's currently linked to Jonas Bergström, as assistant lawyer in Stockholm.
The Anna Nicole Smith Show is expected to include all the zany ingredients of any ratings-hungry reality-based TV program, including Smith's tattooed assistant, lawyer, and 16-year-old son.
There was a range of educational backgrounds and vocations (e.g. nursing assistant, lawyer, secretary) with a noticeable number of nursing professions (n = 6).
The assistant lawyered up, and the result was the lawsuit against the firm.
When they recover, many return to being highly competent teachers, shop assistants, lawyers or stay-at-home parents.
Aside from you and the other party, should anyone else be present at your talks, such as assistants, lawyers, or other experts?
I have a beautiful son, two assistants, lawyers, business managers, management, and access to pretty much whatever I want," she says.
Mr. Lazarus, a former lawyer and assistant attorney general for New York State, left his law practice to pursue a career as a commercial photographer.
Having risen from environmental lawyer to assistant attorney general to deputy commissioner, Mary B. Griffin '88, commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game, urged students to take advantage of every job, gaining hands-on experience as they moved up the ladder.
Sanctions against Dr. Bierenbaum could range from revocation of his North Dakota medical license to suspension or a letter of reprimand, said John Olson, special assistant attorney general and lawyer for the medical board.
His grandfather, Harvey L. Strelzin, was a man of the courts, serving as a private lawyer, an assistant attorney general, and state assemblyman.
