"law practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to people who practice in legal matters, such as lawyers and paralegals. For example, "The law practitioners in the firm are highly experienced and knowledgeable in various aspects of the law."
The group invites patent law practitioners to the school to share their experiences with students.
Some family law practitioners say they are grappling with the complexities of online entanglements in real-world divorce.
This is the largest and most important gathering each year of international law practitioners, policymakers, and scholars.
ELS hosts events with top environmental law practitioners from the government, public interest groups, and private law firms.
"Our experience in training highly-skilled law practitioners gives us the confidence and the assurance that our graduates will be in employment within nine months".
The Conference features career path panels presented by leading public interest law practitioners and workshops presented by public interest law student leaders.
You are probably best off discussing and drawing up any cohabitation agreement with a specialist family law practitioner.
Lee H. Adler, ILR public sector labor law lecturer and law practitioner, provided perspective on the case for which U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week.
He was selected as a top business litigator and intellectual property law practitioner in the 2005-2010 editiofs of Best Lawyers in America and the in the 2006-2011 issues of Who's Who: Legal Patent.
During his 38 year career Harrison led our firm's expansion to the west coast in 1977 and established a reputation as an outstanding management side labor law practitioner.
Ms. Waters brings to Columbia her extensive professional experience as an Associate General Counsel at The City University of New York, a two-term elected justice in the New York State court system, an attorney in private practice, and a trained mediator and collaborative law practitioner.
