Novel & Cerita Lawyer

Lena and Maya dropped beside her, pulling her into a fierce hug. “Thank you,” Lily sobbed into Lena’s shoulder. “Thank you for stopping me. I wanted to hit him so bad. I—I just—” “I know,” Lena murmured, stroking her hair. “But that would have only given him more ammunition. You did the right thing.” Behind them, the metallic rattle of the cell door being unlocked snapped everyone’s attention to the other side of the room. Their lawyer—a man in a perfectly tailored dark suit, his hair slicked back—stepped inside, a thick folder in his hand.

That was a threat, clear as day. "What the hell do you mean by this?" Alinta stepped protectively in front of Marisol. "Trying to rob someone in public? Do laws mean nothing to you?" Zayne studied Alinta's face for a moment before reciting coldly, "Alinta Gardner. You've practiced law for six years, five months, and 18 days. You specialize in civil and commercial appeals, intellectual property cases, and corporate legal services. "You're currently employed at Hanford Law Firm—the top-ranked firm domestically."

I was still lost in those thoughts, my fingers absently tracing the edge of an office file, when my office door swung open without a knock and as I expected,it was no other than Alexander,the party pooper. “I have found the perfect lawyer to defend Sam,” he announced, as he stepped in with confidence. I composed myself, most especially getting rid of the smile on my face. “And who might that be, Alexander?” “You know James, right? The lawyer who helps with my finances?” he asked, waiting for my nod before continuing. “He has a lawyer friend, Max who is a Harvard graduate, smart guy with over ten y

How could someone act so recklessly, with no regard for the consequences? Nicholas let out a bitter laugh, the light in his eyes extinguished. "Do you look down on me? You're a lawyer. But is being a lawyer such a noble profession? She got hurt, and I'll compensate her. I haven't broken any laws. Why are you defending her since she's not paying you? "As far as I know, lawyers only serve paying clients unless it's legal aid or some rare exception. In a way, lawyers are just businessmen, a regular profession. And yet, you look down on me for her sake?

Seeing how Sherly behaved and Orleend's reaction to the woman, Audrey became even more determined to quickly process Celia's case so that the woman could be freed immediately. "My goal? I want to tell you, Orleend, that in this case, I can't help you. If you need a lawyer of the caliber of my lawyer, you can hire their services professionally outside my company and if they accept work from you, they do it as a person and professionally. They are very expensive and I think, if you want any results that will satisfy you, you also have to be prepared to dig deeper into your pockets. However, the problem is that my Luna will help Ce

The lawyer groaned, wiped his face, and spat blood onto the floor. His eyes flickered between me and Orrin. “You both are shit and done as fuck when I deal with you. You lay another hand on me and I’ll have you jailed. I swear, I’ll bury you both in lawsuits.” Orrin laughed. He leaned close until their noses almost touched. “Do it. Go ahead and try. You think prison scares me?” The lawyer tried to hold firm, but I saw the tremor in his jaw. Orrin’s presence was suffocating when he wanted it to be, like standing in front of a wolf ready to bite.

Rina continued, interrupting my thought process and forcing my attention back to her. "Mind you, he's not just any lawyer and he's a childhood friend of mine so he wouldn't lie to me." "I didn't know you had such a friend," I interrupted. If she were close to me, she would have shot me a stank glare, I just knew it but she wasn't so all I heard was a soft sign before she went on speaking. "He specializes in family law and has handled many similar cases to yours, even ones that deal with large corporations like the Marshall's family businesses. He has also handled many high profile cases."

His eyes were a piercing blue, and they seemed to see right through me. "Luna, this is Gery," Eddie said, extending his hand to the man. "He's your lawyer." "Gery is a specialist in contract matters and criminal matters," Eddie continued. "He's one of the best in the business." Gery extended his hand to me, and I shook it hesitantly. His grip was firm, his hands smooth and cool to the touch. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Luna," he said. I felt like I had seen him before, but I couldn't quite remember where. Eddie tapped me on the shoulder, snapping me out of my thoughts.

the lawyer said smoothly. Ben took in the relatively well tailored, dark blue pinstripe suit, the crisp white dress shirt with expensive looking cuff links and pinkie ring, the grey silk tie, the highly polished black leather shoes and the black attaché case. The man did well enough in his business. The man himself wasn't particularly tall, fit, or handsome but he did have a sharp eye so Ben suspected he was smart enough. Thinning grey hair hinted at him being in his early sixties. "You really should be speaking with my lawyer. He's handling all the details," Ben said.

“But he needs a lawyer.” “I am a lawyer,” I replied. “Since when?” “Since college,” I confirmed. “Passed the bar a few years ago.” “You are a defense lawyer?” he asked, still not quite believing me. “No, corporate law,” I admitted. “So mergers and acquisitions is going to help him how?”