Utiliser "solicitor" dans une phrase

1. ’ My solicitor said as she lays it on the table

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2. ‘He seems to be more than just a solicitor

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3. He’d duly arrived and we’d settled ourselves in the dining room where he proceeded to read through all the papers sent by David’s solicitor

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4. ‘Gary? Oh … um … he’s my solicitor

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5. Annie sighed, stuck her hands in her coat pockets and followed her brother along Barlow Moor Road towards the offices of Dawson, Dawson & Dawson, chosen by their father in happier times because he could always be sure of remembering the name of his solicitor when exceptional circumstances required the expertise of a legal beagle

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6. Abi was fascinated and asked exactly what a solicitor does

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7. ‘David’s solicitor, Rhiannon Jones,’ he laughs at that and when I look surprised explains that Rhiannon is his daughter-in-law

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8. Some of my contacts in Bristol have mentioned his name in passing – he’s highly respected as a solicitor you can trust

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9. I’m not too hot on legal jargon, but it looks as though there is a clause permitting Mum to sign the whole caboodle over should she want to re-marry … the Trust would then cease and the whole lot become mine, but I’d need to talk to a solicitor about that, I think

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10. Is it just a co-incidence that the solicitor who acts for Danvers House is called Blake? Maybe Ann Connaught will be able to shed a little light on that when I get to speak to her

11. It’s just too much of a coincidence that the name of someone Bunty knew years ago and kept in touch with by letter, should turn out to be the same name as the solicitor acting for the Foundation

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12. The daughter, Holly, is late teens … and you wouldn’t believe it but she’s going out with Paul Jarvis, our solicitor

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13. I try to work out what Chris has told us … if the daughter… Holly, wasn’t it? … is only in her teens and she’s going out with the solicitor

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14. how old is he? Surely it takes some years to qualify as a solicitor … is he some sort of pervert?

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15. from the solicitor while he was in London, one of a number of things

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16. ‘On a more serious note, we’ve left our affairs in order but, just in case, my solicitor has all the details

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17. There’s a copy of my will and the name and address of my solicitor in there, along with Abi’s birth certificate and NHS card just in case you need to take her to a doctor

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18. No family meant nobody to mourn his death, no house or car meant no tricky solicitor meetings when he entered prison

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19. The solicitor acting for these masquerading princes and forgers, found he could not weave a single mesh of the legal net required for a prima facie case, though he had twisted and contorted every clause of the laws relating to libel, and waded through briefs innumerable, in the hope of finding a precedent

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20. When they had settled down somewhere and knew what was happening, he’d get in touch with his solicitor and sell it

21. "Well," she said, "first I got a good solicitor and made sure that Frederick would have to pay me half the value of the house when we got divorced

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22. Grant appointed an attorney general and solicitor general who ordered indictments of over 3,000 Klan terrorists, with about 600 convictions

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23. “We are informed by the Countess’ solicitor that an inventory of her property included a quantity of gold coins, English gold coins to be exact

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24. I am Barrister Tom white, a solicitor at law

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25. As Roosevelt’s Solicitor General he argued, and lost, the NRA and AAA cases before the Supreme Court

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26. solicitor said he would send the bill anyway

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27. It was during the meeting with the solicitor that he first heard the name Bill Mason

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28. This only came to light when their solicitor carried out the search for the title

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29. After contacting the solicitor for what seemed the twentieth time, the final transaction took place

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30. ” He shook hands with the agent and then asked, “Could you recommend a good solicitor to complete the purchase?” As he looked at the estate agent Nunes shuddered momentarily as if the cares of the world had suddenly been placed on his shoulders and that if he wanted an easy life then he should do something else

31. “This man is a very good friend of mine and a very thorough solicitor

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32. “Fernando De Jesus went to the police but they told him it was a civil matter so he went to a solicitor and tried the legal options to remove Neymar from his land

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33. The solicitor and the judge were both friendly with Neymar and allowed him to steal the land from my ancestor by saying that he had paid the full asking price

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34. There were letters addressed to Alessandro De Jesus from a solicitor in Medina with regards to the estate of Phillipe Santos

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35. The letters stopped after about six months but Tafferel had obviously managed to stop De Jesus receiving the letters plus he had managed to gag the solicitor

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36. When he asked Olivera about the jewellery he said that he wanted a solicitor

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37. Gomes sat in his office and rang Santos the solicitor in Santa Rita

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38. Grant shrugged his shoulders, “Your solicitor hasn’t appealed has he?”

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39. Terry was bundled into the interview room and waited for around half an hour for the duty solicitor to arrive

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40. “The Hammers mate,” Terry answered and watched as the solicitor stared at him completely unaware of what or the Hammers were

41. Terry stared at the solicitor who was only in his early twenties and he guessed that the man was Jewish as he wore a Star of David pendant around his neck and his nose was very large

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42. Terry looked at the solicitor with questioning eyes

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43. Terry sat in the room for another few minutes until the solicitor had all his details then he was taken back to cell where Vinny and Billy waited

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44. We still had our court appearances for the armed robbery charges and would have a drink afterwards, us boys and Tonys solicitor Jakamira

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45. A few days later I spoke with my solicitor and things looked bad concerning the hearing

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46. I fronted the parole board and only my solicitor saved my ass from prison after my parole officer told the board I was a danger to society

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47. Tim Sharman the champion criminal solicitor he is gave me a huge discount on his fee due to the loss at the docks last time round

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48. I could put the court stuff out of my mind as my solicitor was fighting it hard and believed we could win

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49. ‘I want you to understand this is not a formal interview, but if you feel you need any legal help at all we can arrange for a solicitor to be present

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50. He demanded to see his solicitor as soon as he was brought into the police station

51. All the correct comforting noises were made, but his solicitor was not contacted

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52. Her appointed solicitor was not much help being a young inexperienced lady in her early twenties and seemed unsure what to do

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53. Meanwhile Mosley’s solicitor was making trouble

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54. This was technically true, although irrelevant insomuch as Mosley had not asked to see his solicitor at any point whilst being detained

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55. On the reverse of this note to you, you will find an address of a solicitor in the main town square

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56. Bidding was slow at first and only really started when a telephone bidder, a local solicitor acting, he said, for a private client who was unable to attend, made a realistic offer

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57. As often happens, this livened up the other serious contenders and the property was eventually knocked down to the solicitor for a figure somewhat higher than the current market price

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58. After you have agreed to that statement, the solicitor will take you through various statements,

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59. Eventually, the solicitor

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60. “So now I need to pay a solicitor to tell me I can trust you Jerry, is that what you’re saying?”

61. going to compile the evidence and give it to the solicitor

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62. They concerned the purchase of a property in Switzerland, which the solicitor had made on Philippe’s behalf

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63. It suggested the solicitor held details of his numbered accounts, and had moved the cash through 20 different offshore accounts, to effectively break the financial trail

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64. since she’d taken the position as solicitor

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65. put all that aside long enough to tend to her normal routine as solicitor

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66. bothered by her becoming solicitor, for he was a known chauvinist, but

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67. The daughter’s even the solicitor

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68. Carla had a meeting with a solicitor that morning, to discuss the claim of title to her late father's property and assets

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69. It was at the preliminary stage where the details were being considered and a strategy was being planned, before contacting Philippe’s own solicitor in Berne

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70. They could hardly tell the solicitor that they knew he was dead, because they had paid bad men to murder him in Cairo

71. The solicitor hesitated a moment before answering

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72. “With all due respect, Madam Solicitor,” Banks said, breaking the

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73. female solicitor in the country

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74. “And I have to tell you, Solicitor, that in a case like that, I

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75. “You are wasting your time, Madam Solicitor,” he said with narrowed

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76. above the law, my sister wouldn’t be serving as solicitor for Carson City,

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77. “Des Crawley Courted Solicitor Before His Death

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78. “Madam Solicitor,” he said through

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79. “That is correct, Madam Solicitor

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80. “Not at this moment, Madam Solicitor,” he replied coolly, “but I do

81. “I repeat, Madam Solicitor,” Van Thorn said, sounding testy, “I had

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82. “Madam Solicitor,” he said beguilingly, “while I’m not a

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83. interested in justice, Madam Solicitor, I won’t have my court turned

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84. Paddy Mayne was a soldier, a solicitor and Ireland and British Lions rugby international

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85. “I already asked the solicitor this morning

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86. “His solicitor should be able to help out on that one and that would be a fair question to ask of the surgeon who seems to have a lot of say in a lot of matters, but don’t waste your breath talking to lawyers

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87. “I need a solicitor,” he said

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88. I have been advised to have a solicitor present

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89. They had a letter from his solicitor in Perth, telling them

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90. At the top of the pile were the letters from Stan’s solicitor

91. She didn’t want to, and had told the solicitor

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92. But he did read the ones from the solicitor, in Perth

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93. He, the solicitor had no record of any other surviving relative, so would Mrs Ainsley be attending the funeral? Funds were available from Stan’s estate to pay for the fares and other expenses involved, and he, the solicitor, would welcome meeting her to go through the terms of Stan’s last will and testament, in which she was the main beneficiary

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94. It was too far just for a funeral, and whatever Stan had left them they didn’t need, so the solicitor could give it to charity or something

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95. The solicitor had replied and, according to Julie, quite understood

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96. The solicitor, a Mr Herrington, from St

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97. It could never be said that the solicitor in the village was a busy man

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98. He decided he really should have a word with the solicitor in Perth next, and eventually got through to Mr Herrington, who, it seemed, was just about to go home

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99. “I’m afraid not, Mr Ainsley,” replied the solicitor

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