lawyering

Definitions

Examples

• This is patently poor lawyering because, besides being an insult to the memory of George Floyd, it demonstrates profound disrespect for the jury’s verdict.

• Decades before she joined the court, Ginsburg’s work as an attorney in the 1970s fundamentally changed the Supreme Court’s approach to women’s rights, and the modern skepticism about sex-based policies stems in no small way from her lawyering.

• Even public-service lawyering jobs, while underpaid for the field, still pay better than low-wage warehouse labor.

• Butler's lawyering opened the doors to thousands of refugees.

• “I used the concept of rules lawyering as a mechanic in the game,” Brathwaite explains.

• Again, all of this might mean that Lewis is simply preparing for the worst by lawyering up with the best.

• I grow alarmed at times when I realize how easy lawyering makes lying.

• She never let us bother him the least bit when there was something big happening in 102his lawyering.

• I wonder if he thought that we, with our brokering and our writing and our lawyering, dealt much with ideas!

• The colonel was a trump, and the lads were trumps, so they followed suit, and no lawyering.

• The father made up his mind I was to be a big thing in the lawyering way.