Sentence examples for big lawyer from inspiring English sources

Lawyer, having listened to critics and radio commentators putting composers over, decided to get a commentator to put him over as a big lawyer.

"In the U.K., there are lots of big lawyer and accountant groups who will help you get started in China, but if you go to those guys, you get slaughtered in terms of costs," Mr. Staff said.

By Robert Hale The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 61 Lawyer, having listened to critics and radio commentators putting composers over, decided to get a commentator to put him over as a big lawyer.

'Of course, he's got a big lawyer and he'll probably get off in the end, but it's causing him no end of misery and maybe the next asshole that comes along - and there's always the next asshole - will think twice about it.' Given the nature of Hiaasen's column, it is perhaps surprising that he has not had more legal difficulties.

Jay Silberg, another big lawyer in town, is preparing complaints for many utility clients.

The store draws many older women, but Ms. Cohen said she gets "all ages, all sizes," from opera singers and actresses to "big lawyers who can't make a decision on a top and skirt".

Then consider another Lang client, a widow trying to divide her late husband's modest estate with the children from his first marriage without incurring ill feelings or big lawyers' bills.

"Even the biggest lawyers in Damascus are suffering," he said.

Bert Fields, a running buddy of Anthony Pellicano and one of the biggest lawyers in Hollywood, is bumping knees with the feds in the hopes that they all can just get along, with all parties of course, remaining at large.

ARTHUR L. LIMAN, the renowned litigator, was once described as a "big trouble" lawyer because businessmen in hot water sought his counsel.

"And they then think that I am now some big shot lawyer who doesn't care when nothing could be further from the truth.