Definition of trial lawyer in English:

trial lawyer

noun

North American

A lawyer who practises in a trial court, especially one who represents plaintiffs in tort suits.
Example sentencesExamples
- His principal life's work has been that of a trial lawyer who made millions suing big corporations.
- After law school, he became a trial lawyer and a law professor, and began a lifelong participation in several national and local law associations.
- I think any experienced trial lawyer or appellate lawyer who attempts to guess what a court is going to do is making a big mistake.
- The grounds of appeal cite that the expert testimony was misinterpreted, the trial lawyer was incompetent and the complainant was not credible.
- As a trial lawyer and a manager, I was humbled every day to be a part of this tradition.
- Every trial lawyer understands the strategy: Try at all costs to keep dangerous evidence out of hostile hands.
- It also puts the trial lawyer who would represent her for a contingency fee in a worse position, as well.
- Thus, for a trial lawyer to switch jobs and become a federal district judge necessitates, on average, a pay cut of over $100,000.
- When a trial goes wrong, it's always easy to blame the trial lawyer.
- That to me, with all the advantages of hindsight as a trial lawyer, would send off all sorts of alarm bells.

Definition of trial lawyer in US English:

trial lawyer

noun

North American

A lawyer who practices in a trial court.
〈北美〉（初审法院）出庭律师
Example sentencesExamples
- I think any experienced trial lawyer or appellate lawyer who attempts to guess what a court is going to do is making a big mistake.
- When a trial goes wrong, it's always easy to blame the trial lawyer.
- Every trial lawyer understands the strategy: Try at all costs to keep dangerous evidence out of hostile hands.
- Thus, for a trial lawyer to switch jobs and become a federal district judge necessitates, on average, a pay cut of over $100,000.
- The grounds of appeal cite that the expert testimony was misinterpreted, the trial lawyer was incompetent and the complainant was not credible.
- As a trial lawyer and a manager, I was humbled every day to be a part of this tradition.
- After law school, he became a trial lawyer and a law professor, and began a lifelong participation in several national and local law associations.
- That to me, with all the advantages of hindsight as a trial lawyer, would send off all sorts of alarm bells.
- It also puts the trial lawyer who would represent her for a contingency fee in a worse position, as well.
- His principal life's work has been that of a trial lawyer who made millions suing big corporations.

单词	trial lawyer
释义	Definition of trial lawyer in English: trial lawyer noun North American A lawyer who practises in a trial court, especially one who represents plaintiffs in tort suits. Example sentencesExamples His principal life's work has been that of a trial lawyer who made millions suing big corporations. After law school, he became a trial lawyer and a law professor, and began a lifelong participation in several national and local law associations. I think any experienced trial lawyer or appellate lawyer who attempts to guess what a court is going to do is making a big mistake. The grounds of appeal cite that the expert testimony was misinterpreted, the trial lawyer was incompetent and the complainant was not credible. As a trial lawyer and a manager, I was humbled every day to be a part of this tradition. Every trial lawyer understands the strategy: Try at all costs to keep dangerous evidence out of hostile hands. It also puts the trial lawyer who would represent her for a contingency fee in a worse position, as well. Thus, for a trial lawyer to switch jobs and become a federal district judge necessitates, on average, a pay cut of over $100,000. When a trial goes wrong, it's always easy to blame the trial lawyer. That to me, with all the advantages of hindsight as a trial lawyer, would send off all sorts of alarm bells. Definition of trial lawyer in US English: trial lawyer noun North American A lawyer who practices in a trial court. 〈北美〉（初审法院）出庭律师 Example sentencesExamples I think any experienced trial lawyer or appellate lawyer who attempts to guess what a court is going to do is making a big mistake. When a trial goes wrong, it's always easy to blame the trial lawyer. Every trial lawyer understands the strategy: Try at all costs to keep dangerous evidence out of hostile hands. Thus, for a trial lawyer to switch jobs and become a federal district judge necessitates, on average, a pay cut of over $100,000. The grounds of appeal cite that the expert testimony was misinterpreted, the trial lawyer was incompetent and the complainant was not credible. As a trial lawyer and a manager, I was humbled every day to be a part of this tradition. After law school, he became a trial lawyer and a law professor, and began a lifelong participation in several national and local law associations. That to me, with all the advantages of hindsight as a trial lawyer, would send off all sorts of alarm bells. It also puts the trial lawyer who would represent her for a contingency fee in a worse position, as well. His principal life's work has been that of a trial lawyer who made millions suing big corporations.
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