Lawyer-authors Novels & Stories

Is staring a crime? "It is, that man might consider you a threat if you keep staring at him," he added, and I got curious and leant forward. "What do you mean?" "He is Liam Styles; you know him, right?" He questioned me, and I found the name was familiar. "The lawyer who defend criminals..." he added, and I gasped, right... But I thought Liam Styles was probably an old man, as it was known that he had a doctorate in law and always showed up in court just to defend big criminals, and surprisingly...he always wins.

A nod made him smile. "I don't know why I can see Bang Zaweel's face at a glance, besides his handsomeness level exceeds the former, he also has better insight and personality." Lidya's assumption is not wrong, because Zaweel has already taken his master's degree in law, which makes him a lawyer. Even in Jakarta, Zaweel is known as a firm lawyer and has the best experience among his contemporaries. Haziya has not told her family at all about Zaweel's help, who offered to become a lawyer at the trial.

Judges liked short lines. “Percival, who are we calling for expert support?” Ms. Alvarez asked. “I have two leads,” I said. “Dr. Mendes handled the handwriting. He can speak to document authentication. For ledger flows, I want forensic accountants. Call Elena’s old contact at Latham & Pierce—I think Maris Chen will take it. She did work on tracing correspondent chains before.” “Maris is good,” she said. “Call her. Get a yes on affidavit this morning.”

A gallery of wooden benches where observers sat. We sat in the gallery. The facility’s legal team was already present, three lawyers at the respondent’s table with the specific energy of people who had prepared a defense and were ready to deploy it. Priya had described their lead counsel to me on the drive over, a woman named Hartley who specialised in institutional defense and who was, Priya said, technically excellent and strategically predictable. Predictable in the specific way of someone who had used the same arguments successfully enough times that they had stopped questioning whether the arguments were the right ones.

The entire legal community is talking about you. I opened LinkedIn. The top trending article burned my eyes: Tarnished Gold: Exposing the Violent Temper of a Top Lawyer The author: Sterling & Locke, Official Account. It already had over a hundred thousand views and a thousand comments. I clicked on the article. It began with a dramatic flourish: "Today, we face a painful truth: reputation and ability are not always the same. A once-lauded 'golden lawyer,' when confronted by the brilliance of a younger colleague, lashed out with the most primitive of methods: violence."

To Carol she said, “Oh, and she’s a partner in the firm, too. I understand it took special permission and an action by the courts to permit a non-lawyer to be a partner in a law firm. But she is.” Kim grinned and added, “And you know something else? Bill’s war record won’t bother Kathy Carlson the least little bit.” “But ... But ... But ... How do you know all this, Kimmie?” Carol asked in bewilderment. “They’re the ones who had my teeth fixed, supplied me with my car ... They’re just the neatest group of women on the face of the earth is all.” Then she asked, “Do you know where their offices are?” “Every lawyer in the state — particularly every female lawyer — knows where Clifford & Jamison

She has the nerve to sue me, but I'll make sure she regrets it today! She sneaked a peek at her lawyer, feeling pretty pleased with herself. Casey, the best defense lawyer in town, had turned her down. However, Timothy adored her so much that he spent a lot of money to get another lawyer from far away. Aiden Bronx was one of the top 50 in the world, with a record of winning almost all of his cases! Then, Luna looked at Lucy's lawyer. She saw Charlie in a sharp dark gray suit. His tie was perfect, and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses sat on his face. He stood quietly in his spot.

In the same manner, Natasha also narrated her own account, and Evelyn did the same thing. In the accounts of each of them was a high level of similarity. Nodding, Attorney David leaned back slightly in his chair. “Okay, fine. I assure you, he won’t escape justice!” his voice held a firm conviction. I nodded at Attorney David. I had no reason to doubt his words. He was a qualified lawyer with over five thousand won cases and zero losses. His name was a song in the mouth of every other attorney in the whole of Manderin. A beast lawyer, they always referred to him as. And since most lawyers were scared of arguing a case when he was either the prosecutor or a defending lawyer, he started becomin

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.

"I will read all of it later. Tell me about the legal team." He turned one of the laptops toward me. On the screen was a document, several pages, dense with text and structured in the way that legal documents always are, building an argument in layers from the ground up. "Castellan and Reeve," he said. "They are considered the best IP litigation team in the world at the moment. We had a preliminary conversation last week and this is their first read of the folder documents."