litigator

litigator

 英 ['l?t?ge?t?]

  • n.訴訟的人
  • 網絡訴訟律師;訴訟代表;訴訟人

英漢解釋

n.
1.
訴訟的人

例句

"The court must have felt there was a real injustice here, " observed Mr. Rivette, a former litigator.

法官必須感覺不公平情況訴訟律師Mr.Rivette觀察

An experienced financial litigator who'd seen the worst of the markets, Born was a believer in government regulation.

一個經驗金融訴訟律師愿意看到市場糟糕出生政府監管信徒

Above buyer's attorney is a litigator and spends most days in court unable to respond to seller's attorney.

上述買主法律顧問訴訟律師大部分時候出庭根本時間回復銷售商法律顧問

A retired litigator misses the challenge to her pugnacious intellect.

一位退休訴訟懷念好斗才智挑戰

He calls himself a jailhouse litigator ( "jailhouse lawyer" , he explains, "sounds cheap" ).

自詡監獄訴訟律師”(解釋:“監獄律師聽起來低俗)。

She has also served as a prosecutor and a corporate litigator.

擔任公訴人企業訴訟律師

You'll also receive the Litigator's Guide to the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act.

關于聯邦殺蟲劑真菌滅鼠藥法律訴訟指南

After leaving the DA's office, she became a litigator, representing clients in complex international legal disputes.

辭職成為一位訴訟律師代表顧客處理錯綜復雜國際法律糾紛

This is the result of fierce competition to secure lead litigator status and so gain control of the trial and the lion's share of the fees.

雙方激烈競爭——爭奪訴訟主體地位因而獲得某些審理控制權服務費用絕大部分——導致結果

He'll be a top litigator, she'll be a senator.

成為大法官成為參議員

I was a litigator 28 years ago when I told my boss I wanted to work part---- time.

28一位律師當時告訴老板兼職