Sentence examples for which solicitor from inspiring English sources

Now you are ready to decide which solicitor is for you.

It has already abandoned proposals that would have prevented defendants from choosing which solicitor represents them.

The Clinton administration supported the challenge to the law, which Solicitor General Seth P. Waxman called a "wholly unnecessary irritant" in United States relations with its trading partners.

The move comes after an internal Justice Department debate in which Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. argued that there was no legal basis for a previous practice of not disclosing links to such surveillance, several Obama administration officials familiar with the deliberations said.

Their anger centres on an overhaul of the system under which solicitors are provided to represent people under arrest in police stations and magistrates courts in England and Wales.

However, the latest figures released by the Tribunal Service show a 6% fall between April and August this year, which solicitors say suggests patients are being denied their right to a tribunal hearing because they can't find a firm to act for them.

These authors also defined a subgroup of aggressive sexual solicitations, in which solicitors attempted or made offline contact with youth through regular mail, by telephone, or in person.

Landry et al. ([2006]) conducted a field experiment in which solicitors for a charity went door-to-door seeking funds, with different treatments applied randomly to potential target households.

To which the solicitor replies: "Well, then he knew exactly what he was doing".

Mulcaire was given until 5pm on Monday to appeal, which his solicitor said he intended to do.

The 27-year-old England footballer walked into Peterlee Magistrates' Court with his partner Stacey Flounders for a five-minute hearing on Monday in which his solicitor, Paul Morris, indicated Johnson would plead not-guilty to the charges.