Sentences with phrase «job at a law firm»

The school's defense is expected to argue that Alaburda wasn't adversely affected since she had been offered, and rejected, a full - time job at a law firm with a $ 60,000 salary shortly after graduating.

Birkenfeld said he is angry that Downing later left the government and took a job at a law firm where he is defending many of the Americans who had secret accounts.

The trial at the federal courthouse in White Plains hinged on a five - year - old interview Libous had conducted with the FBI over the circumstances that his son Matthew Libous had received a job at a law firm, which had deep political ties to the area's GOP establishment.

Democrats on Tuesday knocked Republican hopeful Chris McGrath for not walking away from his apparently lucrative job at a law firm.

Instead, Ryan filed an ethics complaint with the Joint Commission on Public Ethics pointing to testimony in a Yonkers corruption trial from disbarred attorney Anthony Mangone that alleged Libous had arranged for his son to receive a job at a law firm paid for by $ 50,000 from a lobbying organization.

I have a new job at a law firm and a lot of my clothing is a bit too informal and brightly colored and I'm not sure if it will be appropriate.

She was a divorced mom of three with few employment prospects who talked her way into a job at a law firm, began an investigation on her own initiative and played a key role in a pollution suit that cost Pacific Gas & Electric a $ 333 million settlement.

Robin (Rebel Wilson), her co-worker at her new job at a law firm, is a wild gal about town who hits the clubs practically every night to throw caution to the wind and end up in some stranger's bed for the night (so pretty much your standard Rebel Wilson character).

Seventeen years ago, Dick Roy quit his job at a law firm to form the Northwest Earth Institute (NWEI) with his wife, Jeanne.

If you're a woman, you want to be a successful attorney you better go get a boob job before you finish school»cause in this tight job market it might be the ticket to a job at a law firm.

A JD isn't the only advanced degree that will help you get a job at a law firm.

She started a new job at a law firm doing compliance work in the alcoholic beverage industry last Monday.

So convinced was he of his invention's value that he quit his job at a law firm, raised capital and started his own company.

Go get a job at a law firm and practise in the real world before you hit the rarefied air of environmental law.

When aiming for a top job at a law firm, it doesn't matter how stellar your grades are, you'll have no chance unless you can demonstrate genuine commercial awareness — and that's not just reading the FT or the legal press!

Some assume that I teach the business of law because I want to help students get jobs at law firms and make partner.

The sample cover letter can be used when you are applying for clerkship job at any law firm.

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There are a many people coming out of law school who are finding it very hard to get a job at a decent law firm.

«My first office job was at a law firm where I handled incoming calls from potential clients.

Though OFC exceeds its quota, managers at the firm consider it to be their greatest challenge: For many jobs, hiring Saudis — who often require training and who by law are paid considerably more than expats — is expensive.

The staff at Ditto Document Services Inc. delivers its printing jobs to law firms throughout Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania.

Le took a job at one of Melbourne's most prestigious law firms, seeing it as a natural extension of her community service work.

If he's confirmed for the job, Delrahim, a former partner at the law firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, will have to work with the government's ethics watchdogs to set out a plan for when he has to recuse himself.

During that time, Robert became the lead litigation attorney at the personal injury law firm where he took his first job.

Quinn previously served as of counsel at a leading law firm in crowdfunding, Ellenoff, Grossman & Schole, specializing in facilitating financial transactions and compliance with JOBS Act regulations.

It's increasingly impossible to be the leader of a major corporation or to get a job at a major law firm.

Why should he give up the big bucks he's making at a law firm to take a job where you're basically a potted plant and you don't make much money?

Lbous was convicted last summer of lying to the FBI during a 2010 interview in which the lawmaker claimed he could not recall the circumstances of his son Matthew's job at a Westchester County law firm.

But it also comes after the convictions of Silver and Skelos, both of whom held lucrative jobs outside of government at politically connected law firms.

At the same time as he held those two government jobs, he was the lawyer for the Industrial Development Agency (whose leadership was appointed by Mangano) and worked for Mangano's former law firm.

As a result of this investigation, Howe was fired in 2016 from his job at Whitman Osterman & Hanna Government Solutions, a Washington lobbying firm with ties to an Albany law firm.

Thomas Garry, a managing partner at the Uniondale law firm of Harris Beach and vice chairman of the Nassau County Democratic Committee, will lead the group — which launched a website, www.nassautransition2017.com, to accept applications for appointed jobs in the Curran administration.

And finally, Republican state Senator Tom Libous, who was indicted in July for lying to federal agents about a scheme to get his son a job at a politically wired law firm, won re-election to serve his 14th term in the New York state Senate.

[71] Mark Lewis, the solicitor acting for a number of phone hacking victims including the family of Milly Dowler, stated in evidence that he was sacked from his job when fellow partners at his law firm stated they no longer wished to pursue other victims» claims.

He only stays in Brooklyn to ease the commute to his job at the Manhattan law firm of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCloy, his supporters argue.

In 2011, I began a job at one of the country's leading law firms, located in lower Manhattan.

Up for discussion Tuesday were the seven statements that they say are the lies the senator made to the agents concerning his son getting a job at a Westchester County law firm, as well as his salary — that they believe was lucrative.

Tom Libous, one of the state's most prominent and powerful Republican lawmakers in the Senate, has been found guilty by jury of lying to federal agents in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.

Libous, a Binghamton - area lawmaker, was ousted from his Senate seat earlier this month after he was convicted of lying to the FBI in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.

The ad comes as Libous faces a charge of lying to federal law enforcement stemming from a case in which his son was given a job at a politically connected law firm in New York City.

Sen. Tom Libous faces one count of making a false statement to the FBI stemming from an investigation in whether he arranged for his son to receive a job at a prominent Westchester COunty law firm paid for by a lobbying organization.

Libous was forced from office last week after he was convicted on a charge of lying to federal law enforcement in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.

The deputy Senate majority leader is accused of lying to the FBI during a 2010 investigation, and using his influence to get his son a job at a downstate law firm.

Libous on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to a charge that he gave misleading statements to federal law enforcement in 2010, stemming from an investigation into whether he helped arrange for his son Matthew Libous to obtain a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.

Opening statements begin this morning in Libous's trial, where he is accused by federal prosecutors of lying to the FBI in a case stemming from his song Matthew receiving a job at a politically connected law firm.

On Wednesday, Republican Tom Libous, the deputy majority leader, was ousted from his Senate seat after he was convicted of lying to the FBI in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm.

Libous, the number two Republican in the state Senate, pleaded not guilty earlier this month to the single charge of lying to the FBI, based on a June 2010 interview stemming from his role in securing a job at a politically connected law firm for his son, Matthew.

Libous, who died in 2016, was convicted in 2015 of lying to the FBI in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.

In July, Republican Sen. Tom Libous was forced from office when a jury found him guilty of lying to the FBI in a case stemming from his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm.

Libous was removed from office last year after he was convicted on a single charge of lying to the FBI stemming from a case involving his son receiving a job at a politically connected law firm in Westchester County.