Sentences with phrase «invaluable experience representing»

During his time in Mount Dora, he gained a wealth of invaluable experience representing a high volume of clients in a number of different practice areas including real estate, business law, foreclosure defense, landlord / tenant disputes, estate planning, probate, bankruptcy, and civil litigation.

Not exact matches

While you certainly can represent yourself in real estate transactions, a qualified real estate agent brings invaluable experience, skill, and insight to the home buying process.

This exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery will represent an invaluable opportunity to experience the works of these five fundamental Southern California artists who, together and individually, formed an extraordinary alternative language to East Coast Minimalism.

For a number of years, Kelly gained invaluable experience aggressively representing corporate clients in what could only be called «high - stakes» litigation, practicing alongside some of the best firms and attorneys in the State of Texas, if not the nation; however, Kelly is a full - time father before he is a lawyer.

Our criminal defence lawyers have been involved in many of the leading cases of recent years and our experience is invaluable in representing individuals charged with crimes.

Our lawyers have been involved in many of the leading cases of recent years and our experience is invaluable in representing individuals charged with crimes.

This gives him a good appreciation of the view from the other side of the table — invaluable experience for advising and representing clients on the practical aspects of development permitting strategy, as well as the legal requirements.

Students are eligible to be FRU volunteers and it gives you the opportunity to represents clients before the Employment and Social Security tribunal, providing invaluable advocacy experience.

Upon admission to the bar, Mr. Ezrin began his practice at the Alameda County Public Defender's Office, where he gained extensive and invaluable litigation experience representing indigent individuals facing criminal prosecution.

This invaluable experience puts our offices in an excellent position to best represent the interests of injured and disabled workers.

«The Advisory Group members that Ms. Rogers has appointed represent a wealth of experience, knowledge, and diversity of perspectives that will be invaluable in addressing the range of issues and concerns that have been brought to the forefront in recent weeks,» said Marylou Leslie, Chair of the Real Estate Council of BC.