Abogado Novels & Stories

Looking furiously at the lawyer, he said in a loud and firm voice, " It will never happen Cassandra! I will never allow you to marry a good-for-nothing man like him! Open your eyes so that you will see that he is after your money and not you! Who is he anyway? Have you known him for a long time?" His question was directed to the lawyer but he was looking at his daughter who was still trembling with fear for the anticipation of more bitter words coming from her father. She was about to reply when Imman told her that he would answer himself. The lawyer who was calm and composed started to talk. "I'm Immanuel Gonzales, sir, a lawyer from a small law firm. You can inquire about me through my cli

-Yes, I'm studying law, I've transferred to one here- I answer. -That's very nice, little one. -And how are the competitions going? I ask enthusiastically and he smiles. -Well, although there is a boy who is very good but he refuses the legal ones- he says. -Is he good? -The best, but he doesn't change his mind. -It's his loss. -Tomorrow come to train- he says excitedly. -Mhm, ok, what time? -Six o'clock here, if you're late you'll find out- he says, pointing at me accusingly. I raise my hands in amusement.

I was hoping you would tell me. He said, "I'm a finance and corporate lawyer." "My knowledge of family law is nil." Do you know somebody who is in the know? Barry wanted to snatch the dumb lawyer by the throat and squeeze him through the phone. He responded, "Oh, sure, of course." "I'll get right back to you."

The other directors all nod and then wait for him to answer. “I, I, I’m Mike Brewers and I’m with Brewers Law firm.” Tom holds up his phone stopping him from saying anything else. He makes a call “yes, I’d like you to check a lawyer’s credentials and registration please? Yes, his name is Mike Brewers of Brewers law firm” he asks the person on the other end.

Ang bawat kaluskos, bawat sulyap, bawat buntong-hininga—lahat, may ibig sabihin. Ang abogado ng kabilang partido ay isa sa mga tanyag sa larangan ng batas. Kilala siya bilang walang kinatatakutan, at walang kasong hindi niya nabibitawan ng buo. Ilang beses na itong humarap sa mga kagaya ng kasong ito—at ang tagumpay ay palaging nakakabit sa kanyang pangalan.

Mr Aguda asked with a straight face. "Omo alhaji nih sir,Alhaji kunfayakun. ( He's the son of alhaji kunfayakun)" one of the boys answered for him which made all of them open their eyes in surprise except for Mr Aguda. "W* laaro ola,shotigbo? Ma ri nkan ti mole she fun e. Eja a malo. ( Come tomorrow morning. Let me see what I can do for you. Let's go guys)

She grabbed a pink spiral bonded jotter and a pen, she began fliping the jotter. "Hmmm....So lets meet you." I smiled before replying, "I'm Chiziterem Obiagwu, a writer, teacher and a lawyer who stopped practicing." I replied. "Oh my goodness!"Mary exclaimed. "You are a Lawyer?" she whisphered yelled. "That is what I said," I replied, nodding my head. "Don't forget, no personal questions." I reminded her, before she starts bombarding me with questions. "That is not cool." She groaned loudly, face palming.

"This is Abogagong Kit. He will help me translate your language so you and I can understand each other," he introduced. "Abogago?" Confusion filled the woman's gorgeous face as she continued. "Ibig mong sabihin, abogado na gago?" Keyller nodded. "Yes. He's an attorney and he is here to help me translate your dialect for me." His eyes lowered to her wrists, which were still bound by a cable tie. Lot 520 turned to Kit. Clearly not understanding what he said.

Third person point of view: “You are not going to call him to your side, Diego.” Luna Claudia snapped at her son, knowing that he was going to call the one man that she did not want him working with. The one person who she saw as a threat to him since he was born. The main reason why she believed that her eldest died.