Sentences with phrase «lawyer jokes on»
The story seemed to turn lawyer jokes on their head.
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«An overtime broke out in the middle of Hochuli's explanation,» jokes Hochuli himself, whose three decades as a trial lawyer and extemporaneous speaker occasionally abandon him when he switches on his field mike.
De Bernardinis's lawyers claim he was making a joke, but prosecutors have seized on this statement nonetheless.
I had to smile, knowing what you mean, when in the ebook you mentioned a website you found which reviews dating sites, where the woman reviewer joked about all of the doctors, lawyers, and engineers found on the Russian bride sites.
I joked at the time that the lawsuit seemed like the type of thing that would «lead one or more of the lawyers involved in the case to consider a career change,» but, to the contrary, lawyers still appear to be lining up to get in on this sweet kitty litter action in the form of class action lawsuits.
«Tired of being the butt of jokes, Ontario lawyers plan image overhaul,» a report on the launch of the Ontario Bar Association (OBA)'s new image campaign.
I'm not sure why every lawyer joke ends with a slight on the profession's ethics.
Lawyer jokes rely heavily on a dichotomy between lawyers and non-lawyers, but rarely in the lawyer's favour.
Is this questionable company actually able to convince lawyers to advertise on this joke of a site?
«The Joke's on Yoo: Law Prof Pranked Main Is Marking Up Contract Lawyer Costs Worse When Plaintiffs Lawyers Do It?»
Working almost exclusively with attorneys and law firms has helped us develop an expertise for a putting a positive spin on a historically negative market (who hasn't heard a lawyer joke?)
We are privileged as lawyers to do work which is challenging, generally respected (despite bad lawyer jokes), interesting, and sometimes even verging on fascinating.
Then too, the little inside joke of these clauses is that you probably won't find a single lawyer in the area who would take on such an engagement — it's too small and few lawyers like to rock the boat without more to gain.
Many factors can be cited here, such as law is a very conservative profession, that lawyers are not risk - takers, that lawyers have been taught to rely on precedent (old lawyer joke: «The Managing Partner wants the firm to be innovative, to do things differently» to which the Management Committee asks: «Well, who else is doing it?»)
I'm sure the Canadian Federation of Students will want my head on a platter for this, but the artificially low tuition fees the B.C. law schools are forced to charge are a national joke when you see what other law schools cost and what lawyers have the potential to earn.