Sentence examples for established lawyers from inspiring English sources

What kind of creative ways can newly established lawyers build their practice and network?

Between the two examinations, they were apprenticed, or articled to established lawyers.

At the same time that new lawyers are having a hard time finding jobs upon graduation from law school, established lawyers are facing threats to their way of doing business by technology-enabled companies and services that are stepping in where traditional lawyers might have gone before, helping small businesses with simple legal problems and assisting families with estate planning needs.

Many well established lawyers who actually have spent thousands on a full library still use the websites, simply because they don't have to break their backs looking for one particular book, one particular chapter, one particular page, etc. Keeping your overhead low is as important as building revenue.

"I realized there were a lot of opportunities that more established lawyers would pass over because they didn't see the potential in it," Luque tells me over beers in his Bushwick apartment, which seems to parallel his balance of DIY Brooklyn creative and young urban professional.

But when he graduated from law school in 1985, he had no idea how to set up a practice, so he apprenticed himself to an established lawyer to learn the ropes.

Reared as one of seven children in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, Mr. Boyar was an established lawyer when he started thinking about giving it all up and enrolling in acting classes.

The established plaintiffs' lawyers are fearful, though, that the scandals will attract new lawyers who will fail to give victims needed attention.

Meanwhile, McNamee's lawyers refused to comment on what their client said in his deposition, following a pattern established by lawyers for the other witnesses.

He finally hired an established Washington lawyer to straighten out the mess and is trying to settle.

Last month, the federal appeals court in Cincinnati dismissed a separate challenge to the wiretapping program, saying the plaintiffs there, including journalists and lawyers, could not prove they had actually been subject to surveillance and so could not show the kind of direct and concrete injury needed to establish what lawyers call standing.