Sentence examples for lawyer changing from inspiring English sources

The defense offered a revamped opening presentation -- replacing the lead lawyer, changing certain arguments and refusing to commit Mr. Quattrone to take the stand -- that some people in attendance at both trials suggested made its much maligned opening argument from the first trial look good.

I felt like a lawyer changing the mind of a jury, a teacher shaping the future of a student.

8 00 – 9:00 PM: "Don't Haze Me, Bro" – Alicia and Diane must constantly rethink their approach when an opposing lawyer keeps changing tactics.

As a result, while the demographic make-up of in-house lawyers is changing for the better, private practice is not.

Young contended that Landis's lawyers kept changing their strategy during the hearing, scrapped part of their defense, and accused the Paris lab technicians of being both "incompetent on the one hand and skilled evil geniuses on the other".

Another $5,000 went to the lawyers for changing his business from a sole proprietorship to a corporation.

As the hard-charging Manhattan lawyer Gavin Banek in "Changing Lanes," he has plenty to be unhappy about, including the possibility that he is the most naïve lawyer ever to be immersed in the corruption of a powerful law practice.

He invited comments from the interim lead lawyers, who are likely to argue against changing lawyers now, and even from outsiders, and he said that if the plan drew significant opposition he might scrap it.

Yesterday, through a spokesman, Manafort said that he was changing lawyers.

Both Judge Fuller and Nichols's defense team have argued that changing lawyers at this point would violate Nichols's rights.

Tax lawyers caution that changing the carried interest rules may not raise as much tax revenue as the administration forecast because investors can use accounting strategies to shelter their earnings and effectively count them as capital gains.