"law assistant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a person who assists lawyers in their work, often performing administrative tasks or conducting legal research. Example: The law firm hired a new law assistant to help with their growing caseload.
Ph.D in Law, Assistant Professor.
92, former Chief Law Assistant for Kings County.
The judge's law assistant, Jane Levine, said yesterday that she would have no comment on her decision.
He started his legal career as a law assistant to the Honorable Thomas E. Dewey, District Attorney, New York County.
Similarly, when attributing charges to his former law partner or to his law assistant, Puccio could have offered their corroborating testimony or affidavits.
Beloved wife of the late Ben, who was the Chief Law Assistant of the Surrogate Court, Bronx County, for many years.
He has appointed his cousin supreme commander of the armed forces, and his brother-in-law assistant chief of the national police.
Then John West makes his entrance as Carmen Ghia, the super-skinny, super-swishy "common-law assistant" to the famous Broadway producer Roger De Bris.
Andréas Voutsinas was an actor with an unusually exotic background and looks, who acted on Broadway and in Hollywood and played the flamboyant theatrical "common-law assistant" Carmen Ghia in the original 1968 film of The Producers.
All are well played: Steven Ted Beckler as Lederhosen-clad Franz, David Edwards as flamboyant Roger, Garth Kravits as his "common-law assistant" Carmen Ghia, Christine Cherry as "When You've Got It, Flaunt It" bombshell Ulla.
"This penalty should serve as a wake-up call to all pipeline operators that they will be held accountable for the safety of their operations and their compliance with the clean water act, the clean air act and the pipeline safety laws," assistant US attorney Ignacia S Moreno said.
