Sentences with phrase «law hits the books»

By the time a law hits the books, all the legal and ethical arguments in the world can't make a difference.

Not exact matches

When David DeFazio graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1992, he decided to hit the mountains of Jackson, Wyoming before hitting the books in law school.

Since then, Zayas has starred in more than 30 plays, including JESUS HOPPED THE «A» TRAIN, IN ARABIA WE»D ALL BE KINGS, and OUR LADY OF 121st ST.. While performing in New York plays, he began to book roles on hit TV shows such as NEW YORK UNDERCOVER, LAW & ORDER, and NYPD BLUE, all while working for the New York Police Department.

Books aren't the only thing hit by this type of law.

You can also cut corners on your legal research by using websites such as Google Scholar Legal (free), Fastcase (free via iPad / iPhone App and through many state bar associations), and Jenkins Law Library ($ 155 a year); or by hitting the books by visiting a local law libraLaw Library ($ 155 a year); or by hitting the books by visiting a local law libralaw library.

When Welyok's three children were born, she took time off from law practice and started to write Dummies books, five in total, on topics including «Nonprofit Law and Governance for Dummies» and «Sarbanes - Oxley for Dummies» (a surprising hit, albeit one that sounds like an oxymoron to mlaw practice and started to write Dummies books, five in total, on topics including «Nonprofit Law and Governance for Dummies» and «Sarbanes - Oxley for Dummies» (a surprising hit, albeit one that sounds like an oxymoron to mLaw and Governance for Dummies» and «Sarbanes - Oxley for Dummies» (a surprising hit, albeit one that sounds like an oxymoron to me).

Mike Hochman does production and engineering, while he's not hitting the books as a 3L at New England School of Law.

You did grunt work and hit the books often to avoid sharp, hazardous twists and turns that were not mentioned in law school.

Joining my cohost J. Craig Williams and me to discuss the latest developments in divorce, alimony and child custody are Sherri Donovan, principal of the law firm Sherri Donovan & Associates and author of the recently published book, Hit Him Where It Hurts: The Take - No - Prisoners Guide to Divorce — Alimony, Custody, Child Support, and More, and Daniel E. Clement, principal in the Law Offices of Daniel E. Clement and author of the blog New York Divorce Repolaw firm Sherri Donovan & Associates and author of the recently published book, Hit Him Where It Hurts: The Take - No - Prisoners Guide to Divorce — Alimony, Custody, Child Support, and More, and Daniel E. Clement, principal in the Law Offices of Daniel E. Clement and author of the blog New York Divorce RepoLaw Offices of Daniel E. Clement and author of the blog New York Divorce Report.

The book, which hits stores on Tuesday, backs up this theory with a variety of examples and includes a chapter on The Am Law Daily's favorite topic: lawyers.

So while I sat, I hit the books, called law offices with basic questions in the event that it might help me extract an answer from the bigger issues, etc..

His new book is entitled Accessibility, Quality And Profitability For Personal Plight Law Firms: Hitting The Sweet Spot.