Sentence examples for opposing attorneys from inspiring English sources

They are supposed to follow the match of the opposing attorneys in a state of dumb desirelessness.

At the Wilde trials of 1895, the opposing attorneys read aloud from "Dorian Gray," calling it a "sodomitical book".

Opposing attorneys in the case accused her and a fellow protester of trying to incite other demonstrators to attack them.

Leventhal spoke for fifty minutes more, the spell of his storytelling occasionally broken by objections from the opposing attorneys but always restored by the power of his narration.

When opposing attorneys don't like or respect each other, who pays for their fees while their conflict plays out?

The opposing attorneys sought removal of this privilege by arguing that his conduct was unethical and claiming he had threatened and harassed them in letters and emails.

When the opposing attorney asked whether she had written a certain letter, she replied that she was not a stenographer.

"On one occasion, we ran into the opposing attorney in many of these cases at the airport.

An opposing attorney later came down and told Mr. Ramsey, as he passed by, that his client had just won a $1,500 judgment against him.

In American jurisdiction, experts make an oral deposition before the opposing attorney, and if a settlement cannot be reached then the case goes to court.

But the opposing attorney was a lady and returned it when I called (hopefully without reading it), and, once the client heard it was returned, it was okay.