Parrella appeared to try to say something to Thomas, but her lawyer pulled her away.
A moment, and the lawyer pulled himself together; he was going to London, he said grimly, "to make or mar".
At the climax of the speech, Khan, a Harvard-educated lawyer, pulled a small constitution from his jacket pocket and held it above his head.
At his one-man office in Birmingham the other day, Wilson Meyers, a criminal defense lawyer, pulled out a voucher he had filed recently for representing a 32-year-old man who had been charged with capital murder and had ultimately received life without parole.
The managing lawyer pulled me aside and told me never to do that again.
Jenelle explains that she still chooses jail over probation, so her lawyer pulls out his phone to consult his calendar.
The film stars Tom Hanks as attorney James B. Donovan, an insurance lawyer pulled out of his comfort zone when he is drafted to defend Soviet spy Col. Rudolf Abel (played by Mark Rylance).
Free taxis are a telling indicator of prosperity at big law firms, and an essential perk for lawyers pulling all-night stints at the negotiating table.
Unlike beginning lawyers pulling all-nighters, they have little sense of a career path out of the classroom, which might lead them to look for the guidance of someone who has been through it all before.
"Why don't all the lawyers pull out?" asks its spokesman.
No matter how you feel about Zimmerman and the fact that he shot and killed Trayvon Martin, you did sort of have to feel sorry for the guy, watching the stunt his former lawyers pulled.
