Sentence examples for solicitor working from inspiring English sources

Claudine Adeyemi, 25, is a solicitor working in property litigation for a large London law firm.

"People had given us up for dead," said Alan Miller, co-chairman of Innisfree M&A, a proxy solicitor working for Hewlett-Packard.

As it happens I also know, albeit not well, the solicitor working with Caroline Elkins as well as some of those involved with the original BBC documentary.

Next month he is to become a staff trial lawyer for the Labor Department's Office of the Solicitor, working on violations of laws and regulations involving pension plans and benefits.

The summary of a phone conversation with a young offender reported by a solicitor working with the Howard League read: "Prisoners who were involved in the riots have been advised to walk around in pairs and to not be out in the landing on their own.

Roger Rees as Owens, a solicitor working for Angier/Lord Caldlow.

He studied law and as a solicitor worked alongside Ieuan Wyn Jones, who went on to become Plaid Cymru's leader and the deputy first minister.

Until 1998, the Solicitor worked without any support staff.

Fees for solicitors working in magistrates and crown courts and in police stations are being reduced by 17.5%, staggered over a year.

Proxy solicitors working for Mr. Icahn said shareholders voted "by a wide margin" to elect Alexander J. Denner, an Icahn fund director, to the board.

The Law Society sets a minimum wage of £18,590 for trainee solicitors working in Central London and £16,650 for trainees working elsewhere in England and Wales – but, according to Peter Crisp, dean of BPP Law School, most City law firms pay their trainees £30,000 upwards.