Sentence examples for lead solicitor from inspiring English sources

The firm represents 20,363 of the claimants, and is steering the case as lead solicitor.

Paula Harris, head of the civil team at Newcastle law firm David Gray Solicitors, the lead solicitor for the tenants, said: "It's heartbreaking.

Atkins Thomson's James Heath, the lead solicitor for claimants in the Mirror hacking litigation, revealed there are potentially at least 130 more claims to come.

The lead solicitor at Tandem Law, Freddie Cosgrove-Gibson, said: "We are disappointed that the British government continue to dispute the claims on all fronts, especially when they settled similar claims three years ago.

An independent FA regulatory commission, led by solicitor and former Blackburn Rovers player Stuart Ripley, concluded Cummings was guilty of a breach of FA rules relating to "abusive and/or insulting language", aggravated because of a specific reference to gender.

Five residents, led by solicitor Somers Clarke (unrelated to the Brighton-born architect of that name), attempted unsuccessfully to purchase the gardens and extend the covenants by an Act of Parliament; two years later, though, the passing of the Brighton Improvement Act 1884 achieved the same aims.

"I believe that President Obama was elected because we failed to lead," Ted Cruz, former solicitor general of Texas, told the Lufkin crowd.

We have therefore appointed a superb legal team led by our solicitor, Louise Whitfield, who also helped Caroline Criado-putez put women on UK banknotes by successfully challenging the Bank of England, and we think our case is also a feminist issue.

It led the then solicitor general, Justin Gleeson, to remark to Chief Justice Robert French that Day's challenge to the law effectively was also a challenge to the process by which he was elected to the Senate in 2013.

John Bradshaw acted as President of the Court, and the prosecution was led by the Solicitor General, John Cook.

In a sign of the great public interest aroused by the case, the prosecution was led by the Solicitor General, Sir Hardinge Giffard.