Sentence examples for practice lawyer from inspiring English sources
His father is a general practice lawyer in private practice in Oklahoma City.
He had also worked part time as a general practice lawyer.
Graham Smith, a private practice lawyer specializing in internet law, notes that the new laws could allow the interception and retention of data from "any remote storage "; this includes consumer services like iCloud and Google Drive used to store documents and photos.
Goffer allegedly paid a Brooklyn private practice lawyer, Jason Goldfarb, for tips, which Goldfarb in turn got from a friend at Ropes & Gray, Arthur Cutillo, identified as a litigation associate who specialized in patent law.
In the second scheme, a former compliance lawyer for Morgan Stanley and her husband, a private practice lawyer, tipped a trader about upcoming mergers and acquisitions being handled by the bank in exchange for a cut of the profits from trading ahead of the event.
Eugene, a former high school science teacher, and Princess, holder of odd jobs are immediately dismissed, but eyes light up when Michonne says she used to be a private practice lawyer, and is immediately escorted to meet Pamela Milton, Governor of the Commonwealth.
Holmstead is a classic revolving door lobbyist, having parlayed a job as an associate White House counsel under President George H.W. Bush, where he worked on environmental regulations, into a job as an environment practice lawyer-lobbyist at the powerhouse firm Latham & Watkins.
Ruemmler, now a private-practice lawyer who is under White House consideration to replace the departing attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., did not respond to requests for comment.
He attempted to compel Nixon, a former attorney general and private-practice lawyer, to represent a 50-year-old illiterate white man in Cole County – a right Barrett claimed he has under state law.
But you know the C.I.A. — who's going to go against them?" According to Jeffrey Smith, the former general counsel of the C.I.A., now a private-practice lawyer who handles national-security cases, a decision to prosecute Swanner "would probably go all the way up to the Attorney General".
But you know the C.I.A. who's going to go against them?" According to Jeffrey Smith, the former general counsel of the C.I.A., now a private-practice lawyer who handles national-security cases, a decision to prosecute Swanner "would probably go all the way up to the Attorney General".
