Sentence examples for lawyers section from inspiring English sources
The tax lawyers section of the New York State Bar Association supports requiring greater disclosure and other steps.
"You build up relationships, you build up a reputation over a long period of time," said Mark H. Alcott, a former president of the New York State Bar Association who created a senior lawyers section there.
He was a member of the Nassau County, New York State (former chairman, Trial Lawyers Section) and American Bar Associations the Maritime Law Associationn of the United States; the New York County Lawyers Association; the Defense Research Institute; and the Defense Association of New York.
A young lawyer named Eric Schnapper, special assistant to the chairman of the Young Lawyers Section of the American Bar Association — "funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of the Department of Justice," he noted pointedly — testified that the Lennons had offered to play a series of college benefits for his organization.
A dedicated supporter of Bar Association activities, he was Executive V.P. of the Respect for Law Alliance, a Director of the Jewish Lawyers Guild, Chairman of The Young Lawyers Section of the NY State Bar Association and frequent lecturer at NY County Lawyers and NY State Trial Lawyers Associations.
In the "Ranking lawyers" section, we present the lawyer rank yielded by different ranking metrics as well as the modified Pagerank metric.
The most common question posted on the "Ask a Lawyer" section of the group's Web site, Mr. Fox said, is about overtime: "Who's eligible?
Soon, the intelligence section lawyers just began to ignore him.
Among other things, both Mr. Welch and his deputy chief, Brenda Morris — who had led the trial team — were reassigned, along with two other lawyers from the section.
According to several people present at the meeting, Acosta described how Voting Section lawyers will monitor ballot access at the polls while federal prosecutors will be on call to respond to allegations of fraud.
By adding the phrase "or the Internet" to one section, lawyers for the states explicitly required Microsoft to reveal technical details about servers other than those used only for office networks.
