Lawyer Novels & Stories

maybe he could threaten this girl. "Look, girl. Don't try to act as if you know the law. If they had the money, they would have returned it already. Since they don't have the money they can simply leave and let us do our job and you, do not try to teach me my job! My client is not doing charity!." "Oh. I will teach you your job alright? And more. Mr Lawyer.. umm what is your name?" "My name is Howard. I am a senior partner in the Klives Attorneys! What? Are you scared now?"

It made me almost want to smile as well. Once the lawyer was gone, the smile disappeared from my face. "That lawyer is from one of the best firms in the US. I'm sure he would do his best to get you out of here so don't worry," I sighed, before I got up from my own chair and stretched my hand towards him. Dude was a slim guy. He had no muscles and was never known for his strength to win fights. Instead he won with his brain, calculating his opponents and making them destroy themselves.

Shit, I am thirty minutes late, the meeting would have already started. I think about the man’s words, I need a lawyer as soon as possible, but that doesn’t seem hard, my no-nonsense, strict best friend, Nicole is an attorney that specializes in criminal law as well as family law, and her office is just downtown, I have to speak to her later.

She is just mentally numb for anything except for the scene that kept playing in her mind—her and Navier signing a contract together. When Navier said that he will not waste any more time, he meant it. He literally called in a lawyer and within three minutes his lawyer was there and, of course, it has to be Mr. Sage Michaels. She had read before in his information that he is actually a law degree holder rather than having a business one. He also has his license, but he only practices it when needed. Like for instance, Navier needed him for an instant contract.

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.

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 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.

She hands one to me and then to Sofia, whose eyes look like sparkling saucers. "If you ever need me, for business or merely a friend, don't hesitate to call." I raise my eyebrows when I read her laminated business card. Lauren Astor, Astor Associates Attorney at law She turns to leave, but before she does, she pauses, whirling on her heels as she eyes those around us with caution. She leans into me, her voice soft and quick but with an edge of seriousness.

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."