litigator

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Examples

• By 2001, still shy of her 30th birthday, she was working as a litigator in an office just across the street from the World Trade Center.

• He returned to work last Monday as a corporate litigator but needs midday naps.

• As the Civil Rights Movement picked up in the 1950s, litigators began to invoke Section 1983 more frequently.

• Within a year, at age 28, he took on the Sheppard case in Ohio, and his reputation as a criminal litigator was assured.

• She said as a litigator, every year she was tired of meeting with clients and informing them of new laws and how they hurt their businesses and their workers.

• As a former litigator, he is a master at shaping arguments to persuade.

• A former litigator, he has been known to choose his words carefully and with great regard for any potential legal implications.

• Kelly, on the other hand, has that irresistible litigator-next-door allure.

• The iconic litigator, glorified by Julia Roberts in a 2000 movie, was arrested for drunkenly handling a boat this weekend.

• The Democrats had a courtroom squad in place that included David Boies, a high-profile New York litigator.