Sentence examples for lawyer line from inspiring English sources

Americans often turn to bilingual services like Paris Real Estate Finders (www.parisrealestatefinders.com), which not only sift through the offerings but also help buyers find the requisite notaire, or lawyer, line up a mortgage and survive a French closing.

Even though the most famous anti-lawyer line in literature ("The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers," from "Henry VI") is attributed to Shakespeare, it is widely regarded as a pro-lawyer statement that underscores the power of the law.

Instead, clerks call a list of cases and lawyers line up with their piles of documents.

This goes well beyond Shakespeare's "kill all the lawyers" line.

Mr. Drapkin's lawyers' line of questioning tried to show the information in the documents was covered by confidentiality agreements, which would have prevented Mr. Drapkin from disclosing it.

'It's in the interests of lawyers lining their pockets.

"We have some lawyers lined up, dads who are new to the single dad thing, even a rabbi," she said.

Dillon's team defies the classic image of in-house lawyers lined up in offices alongside the chain of command.

He said that in some areas of the state "if a vacancy occurred, you would have lawyers lining up for Supreme Court at the current salary".

It was also a major step forward in the nascent field of First Amendment law, as lawyers lined up to take cases pro bono, Floyd J. McKay, a Western Washington University journalism professor, wrote in a monograph.

Tort lawyers lined up 139 plaintiffs and waged a legal onslaught that only now is abating, racking up several million dollars in settlements.