Sentence examples for growing law from inspiring English sources

Kerry Smith, who knew Ms Steenkamp in her growing law career, said they had planned to start a firm to help abused women after graduating.

Not long ago, Brandon Perlberg had a growing law practice and a Manhattan apartment he shared with his partner, who is British.

In France, the center-right interim government has added police units and stepped up patrols to deal with growing law and order problems.

The appointment meant a considerable cut in income, and the reason Brennan decided to take it was that his large and growing law practice seemed to be affecting his health and didn't leave him enough time for his family.

"We still have a fairly savage law of libel that punishes after the event and now we have a growing law of privacy which is preventing it in the first place.

Rapidly growing law firms were outgrowing the relatively confined spaces in the office buildings lining K Street and were looking for a place to put hundreds of partners and associates, even if it meant moving to an unfamiliar part of town.

To grow, law firms are merging, as Dewey did.

In 1619 there were 'must grow' laws passed in America; if you were a farmer back then and you didn't grow hemp you would have been jailed or kicked out of the country as a non-patriot.

For the most part, whether or not they are merging or growing, the law firms are motivated by lease expirations and by a search for more efficient space.

Thus, there are possibly 6.5 million (and growing) potential law suits under POCSO.

He has been so busy growing his law practice these past few years that he has not had time for any relationship.