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lawyeror attorneyPerson trained and licensed to prepare, manage, and either prosecute or defend a court action as an agent for another and who also gives advice on legal matters that may or may not require court action. Legal practice varies from country to country. In Britain, for example, lawyers are divided into barristers and solicitors. In the U.S. attorneys often specialize in limited areas of the law (e.g., criminal law, divorce, or probate). In France the most important type of legal professional is the avocat, roughly comparable to the English barrister. In Germany the chief distinction is between lawyers and notaries. lawyer 1. a member of the legal profession, esp a solicitor 2. a popular name for burbot (a fish) Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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No references found | A variety of SOCIETY NETWORKING EVENTS gives sole practitioners opportunity to network with peers in person: ** Dayton Sole Practitioner & Small Practice Roundtables ** Cleveland Local Firm Management--Eastside ** Cleveland Local Firm Management--Westside ** Akron Sole Practitioner Networking Breakfasts These two-hour programs feature timely topics and offer the perfect opportunity to discuss best practices with other local sole practitioners and small practice CPAs. I don't agree; there will be always a place for the sole practitioner because of the trusting relationship that develops between the practitioner and small business owners, the foundation of the sole practice. Sali Williams, sole practitioner at Stanley Williams LLP and daughter of the founder, said: "I wanted to join forces with a local practice I felt I had the most empathy with in terms of clientele and the way in which I felt legal services should be delivered. |
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