Sentence examples for some solicitor from inspiring English sources

The two-tier system will mean some solicitor firms are given duty contracts to cover new cases while others will be forced to rely only on clients who refer themselves – a system most lawyers fear will be unsustainable.

Already some solicitors are offering cheap legal representation for cheap rates of pay.

"Unfortunately there are some custody sergeants and some solicitors that make that fence a good six foot," he adds.

As some solicitors have become slapdash because they are being paid so little for the work, such claims can succeed.

While some solicitors could charge you £1,000 or more for one of these agreements, Co-operative Legal Services charges a fixed fee of £650 plus VAT (co-operativelegalservices.co.uk).

His murder came less than a month after Douglas Hogg, a Home Office minister at the time, complained that some solicitors in Northern Ireland were "unduly sympathetic to the cause of the IRA", remarks widely construed as referring to Finucane.

Some solicitors have been forced out of business and their clients, many from black and minority communities, have lost their legal representatives – often at a crucial time in their case.

Some solicitors are failing to advise divorcees to settle courtroom battles before costs rise out of control because of the "emotional rawness" of those involved, according to the legal ombudsman.

The Hearts director Sergejus Fedetovas told the club's website: "All this hysteria around Hearts is a very profitable business for the media and even some solicitors have taken the chance to grab the limelight alongside more controversial 'experts'experts

The fact that my wife didn't have to be present in order to get a certified copy was a difficult concept for the Co-op to master, but once it did, a compliance officer agreed that this meant I should be able to simply show up at a branch with both passports without throwing money at some rich solicitor for the privilege of getting his stamp at the bottom of a photocopy.

Some are solicitors or barristers in private practices.