Sentence examples for solicitors working from inspiring English sources

Solicitors working on conditional fee agreements take on significant risk with these often complex cases.

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.

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

Landlords are rushing to complete property purchases before stamp duty changes come into effect in April, with solicitors working over the bank holiday weekend to make sure deals are completed in time.

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.

So what are we going to do? Upholding the rule of law is part of the legal profession's DNA, so solicitors working in and for their local communities will continue to undertake pro bono work, as they have always done and no doubt charities and advice agencies will also do their best to meet the new needs.

Clients will lose out and, especially in the smaller cases that make up the majority of solicitors' work, they will get a poorer service.

It reiterated its former holdings 'that there could be no tax on solicitation of orders only' in the State. 1 But no solicitors work the territory out of either the home office or the Chicago branch, although petitioner will supply engineering and technical advice.

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

Guy Linley-adamsolicitorcitor working for the Salmon & Trout Association aquaculture campaign, believes the underlying problem the industry faces with sea lice infestation is the critical issue.

This provided him with a diverse range of workplace experience that has fed into his 25 years as a solicitor working in all aspects of employment law.