Sentence examples for bright lawyer from inspiring English sources
He was a bright lawyer with a gift for bringing both allies and adversaries together to make "things work".
More than 7,500 people in the United States, Canada and Asia volunteered to have their bone marrow tested for Ms. Moy, a bright lawyer who grew up in Queens, the youngest of three daughters of Chinese immigrants.
"Yes," Olson replied, noting that he finds himself getting weepy a lot, including when a bright lawyer in his Washington law firm approached him in the library to tell him she was a lesbian mother of two and she was grateful to him.
He is a very bright lawyer who qualifies his answers carefully to protect his position, but in doing this he has steadily eroded his stature, becoming in the process a small man, lacking magnanimity and generosity of spirit.
It is a tale of anonymous accountants, bright lawyers, dummy cor porations, hidden owners, re calcitrant tenants, vague ar chitectural renderings, large sums of money offered, bor rowed and spent — and se crecy.
With his political career on the line and his cliffhanger Senate election transformed into a titanic legal struggle over how to count the votes, the young Texas congressman looked around a roomful of bright lawyers and asked a question: "Where's Abe Abebe was Abe Fortas, a brilliant New Deal lawyer, and the man who called for him was Lyndon B. Johnson.
Remember what it took to even get them together in the first place, the combined threat posed by Howard Hamlin, Chuck McGill and HHM's policy of putting bright lawyers on doc review as a form of public humiliation.
The premiere also explores the departures of a scientist who worked on the Manhattan Project and a not-very-bright lawyer who worked on the 24th floor of a glass tower in Toronto.
Colombian newspapers said he was widely seen as a "brilliant" lawyer with a bright future.
Lord Hoffmann, 64, is considered one of the brightest lawyers of his generation.
She is cited in "The Best and Brightest Lawyers in America, 1983".
