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"full-time lawyer" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to a lawyer who works a regular schedule, typically 40 hours per week, as opposed to a part-time lawyer who may work fewer hours or on a flexible schedule. Example: "John is a full-time lawyer at a prestigious law firm, where he handles cases for clients in various industries."
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He is a full-time lawyer with Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
I like being a lawyer". At the Center, Paavola is the only full-time lawyer.
Baez, a full-time lawyer, admits to being exhausted, stressed and unable to eat.
Some are so cash-strapped that they lack a single full-time lawyer, she said.
"This family needs a full-time lawyer," Joel, his college-age son says early on, and you just know a Grisham-esque attorney is coming to the rescue.
When Ms. Greenberger went to interview at the center, the male lawyers were not sure there was enough women's rights work to keep a full-time lawyer busy.
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"The prosecutors are full-time lawyers who work for Cornell.
They don't employ full-time lawyers and accountants with guaranteed pay and benefits.
They receive a £283,000 grant from the Legal Services Commission that pays for four full-time lawyers.
Although about 70 lawyers work for Farrell Fritz at its three locations, the Bridgehampton office is the smallest, with just 3 full-time lawyers.
Mr. Horowitz is juggling his practice -- he is one of three full-time lawyers in his firm -- along with family obligations and the campaign.
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