Sentences with phrase «old attorney believes»
However, the 28 - year - old attorney believes he is eligible — and many local Democrats agree — because his parents live here in Aquebogue.
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Overla responded to a Craigslist ad and believed he was interacting with a 15 - year - old Berwyn girl, according to a release from the Cook County state's attorney's office.
MAYVILLE - Authorities from the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office and the U.S. Attorney's office say they've arrested two men they believe are connected to the shooting death of Mary Whitaker, the 61 - year - old Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra violinist.
For old school attorneys, I have a hard time believing electronic signatures will be widely accepted.
Our nursing home abuse attorneys also believe in these ethical principles and believe that it is important to make a report to APS if you believe that an older adult or an adult with disabilities is in peril.
Our vision was to revolutionize the way attorneys draft legal documents; you wouldn't believe how much time attorneys waste trying to find old templates, copying and pasting information, and formatting.
Most old - school attorneys believe that if you are not willing to sacrifice your life, family, and friends for the practice of law, you are not a good attorney.
Above everything else, our New Mexico truck accident lawyers still believe in old fashioned ideas like: the lawyer works for the client, client's questions should be answered quickly and competently, that it should not require an act of congress for a lawyer to return a call, and that we truly are attorneys and counselors at law.
I believe the old adage that everything looks like a nail from a hammer's perspective applies to attorneys billing a client.
AEA has said: «We believe the OPG's online tool does not sufficiently address, warn against, and prevent the misuse of Powers of Attorney, thereby leaving older and vulnerable people open to accidental or intentional abuse.»
Sorraya M. Solages, a 34 - year - old attorney with Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., says some workers new to the legal profession believe the insistence on face time is all about older lawyers who don't want to give younger lawyers a break.