private practice

Brian Bregman was a “laywer’s lawyer,” the kind of attorney so dedicated to his clients that he lived in an apartment above his private practice office in downtown Laurel because, colleagues said, he was always working.

Years before, Rogers’s father had been a surgeon with a private practice linked to Howard University Hospital.

He then entered private practice and, over the years, worked on his own and in firms with partners and associates.

“It’s not an overstatement that this law is a game changer in some serious ways,” said Alonso, who is now in private practice advising clients on foreign corruption and anti-money laundering issues.

In private practice, he has defended Lee Boyd Malvo in the Washington area sniper shootings and a former Maryland state senator indicted on federal corruption charges.

She was replaced by President Bush in mid-2001 and she returned to private practice.

But Dr. Rebecca Brightman, an ob-gyn in private practice, cautioned that such fears are overblown.

He assured me that Hillary was a champ when it came to separating her public service from her private practice.

From Private Practice to Desperate Housewives, foreign adaptations continue to push boundaries.

I put my private practice on hold for a couple of months and headed to the base with hopes of giving back.

During the past six or eight months I have used Ammonol extensively in my private practice.

In my private practice I have myself examined every case with reference to these statistics for at least five years.

Here his eleven children were born, while he served three terms as District Attorney and engaged in the private practice of law.

His return to London, as a teacher of surgery and anatomy, was a marked success, though private practice had to grow.

That is why he works for two thousand a year, instead of working for fat, fashionable fees in private practice.