Sentence examples for lawyer to avoid from inspiring English sources
If two parents just cannot tolerate each other, can't avoid arguments or name-calling or have been advised by a lawyer to avoid contact, psychologists say stay away.
Michael Rubens Bloomberg moved into the two-story, shingles-and-stone colonial house at 6 Ronaele Road (pronounced RON-a-LEE, or "Eleanor" spelled backward) when he was 3. From the start, Medford proved vexing: the Bloombergs had to buy the home from their lawyer to avoid a de facto ban on selling to Jews in the newly developed neighborhood.
On the advice of his lawyer, to avoid detention, Warssama pled guilty to criminal harassment, failure to comply (for his spotty attendance at a court-ordered alcohol counseling program), and assault.
Pragmatism and idealism both show up in a courtroom, of course, but there are rules by which they are expected to abide, even when the attorney for the defendant turns out to be Philip Stroh (who used his skills as a lawyer to avoid arrest several years ago, and who Brenda has been trying to arrest for almost four years).
Banks will deploy phalanxes of lawyers to avoid them and threaten to move their operations to friendlier climes.
In some cases, Ms. Denno said, clients do not want the label of insanity and will ask their lawyers to avoid it.
Once the city files its formal charges against the boys, the two will have separate lawyers to avoid conflicts of interest.
Many of these corporations, in protest of "high corporate taxes" that they rarely actually pay, hire expensive lawyers to avoid the entirety of their tax bills.
But Chief Justice Chaudhry did not preside over the two cases decided Friday, removing himself in order to ensure the impartiality of the court, and, according to opposition lawyers, to avoid another direct confrontation with General Musharraf.
Justice Joseph C. Teresi, who is presiding over the case, has asked lawyers to avoid asking the potential jurors their names, addresses or places of employment during questioning to keep their identities shielded from reporters.
To date, they have paid $400 million compensatory damages, but have used an army of lawyers to avoid paying the bigger civil verdict, which a jury awarded 14 years ago.
