Assertion: law firm's attorney | /r/CapableOf | work at a law firm
Facets:
value: previously
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Experts argue about how many attorneys need to work at a law firm in order for it to qualify as a big law firm, with some saying that only the nation's largest law firms – those which have 500 attorneys or more – are truly big law firms.
text: Attorneys working at law firms may work on deals that involve non-lawyer clients, investment bankers, accountants and financial experts, sales and marketing professionals, and engineers.
text: Of course, these may be a lawyers ostensible reasons for bolting a firm, but the deeper reason, which should concern all attorneys who practice in a law firm, is the growing perception among successful lawyers that their firm provides little or no value to them.
text: An associate attorney is a lawyer and an employee of a law firm who does not hold an ownership interest as a partner.
text: For example, assume that a claim is made against an attorney, who was previously employed by another law firm, and that law firm is neither a "predecessor firm" nor a "named insured" under the current policy.
text: For example, even if an attorney working at a law firm didn't personally work on a particular matter (because someone else at the firm handled it), if the attorney leaves the firm, he or she could still have a conflict of interest related to that matter based on the firm's work.