Sentence examples for new solicitors from inspiring English sources

"Our focus is very much on the competences new solicitors have on their first day, not how they got there".

Not all will become practising lawyers, but the figures show that, last year, 55% of new solicitors were women, the highest ever proportion.

Phelps said: "People could be forced to abandon legal challenges in the Scottish courts, and start again with new solicitors in the English courts.

He claimed he was innocent, but because of the conflict of interest with Mr Greer, each had to instruct new solicitors and counsel.

The legal profession should be proud of the gender and ethnic diversity of its students and new entrants: more than half of new solicitors are women and about a fifth are black and minority ethnic (BME) trainees.

An email went out from the CBA's chairman, Tony Cross, on Friday saying the new solicitors' position "appears to alter fundamentally the basis upon which our members voted to support solicitors' action" and announcing an emergency meeting of the leadership to take place tonight.

The new solicitor general, Dominic Grieve, opposes such a move.

In the Supreme Court this week, Elena Kagan, the new solicitor general, eloquently defended the longstanding ban on corporate spending in political campaigns.

When George H. W. Bush won the Presidency, in 1988, his new Solicitor General, Kenneth Starr, hired Roberts again, this time as his principal deputy.

If he wins, the Justices might even decide, or be pressured to decide against their usual inclination, that they should wait to schedule arguments until the new solicitor general has a shot.

The court didn't challenge the medical evidence that he had been tortured," says his new solicitor Anita Vasisht, a partner at Wilson & Co Solicitors in London, who has now successfully applied for a judicial review of the case.