Sentence examples for practising lawyer from inspiring English sources
Academic and practising lawyer Dr Kate Seear's curriculum vitae would fill pages – suffice to say, she is an expert in the intersections between drug and alcohol use, gender, family violence and the law, and had (incidentally) spent the days before the podcast broadcast reading the Royal Commission on Family Violence's 1,900-page 1,900-page an academic papereportwas co-authoring on the subject.
Obs: Are you still a practising lawyer?
Despite his lack of experience as a practising lawyer, Kennedy was a highly effective attorney general.
Michelle Robinson, three years his junior and already a practising lawyer, was assigned to be his adviser.
As a practising lawyer in the courts he was admired by his fellow professionals and regarded by everyone who met him with great affection.
Joseph Beau Bidenen was born in 1969 in Wilmington, Delaware, the oldest son of Joe, then a practising lawyer and aspiring politician, and Neilia Hunter.
Students are able to consult high calibre experts, as they would do if they were practising lawyers.
The undergraduates interview and advise local clients supervised by a dozen academics and, when required, practising lawyers.
See articleAhead of a big change to its political leadership this year, China brought in a new requirement for practising lawyers to swear allegiance to the Communist Party.
Surveys suggest practising lawyers are miserable, perhaps because they feel their career prospects are limited.Many lawyers end up working in business, but their legal education leaves them ill-prepared for this.
Why, I have often wondered, can Britain not produce a John Grisham or a Scott Turow, practising lawyers who can write huge international bestsellers set in the legal world and with a lawyer as hero, or at least central character?
