law firm
- noun
- /lɔː fɜrm/
- She works at a law firm that specializes in family law.
- law firm clients
- law firm representing a client
- lawyers and law firms
They were terrified of Hillary, Hillary's law firm, Rose Law Firm.
- They were terrified of Hillary, Hillary's law firm, Rose Law Firm.
- And and it's the founder of my law firm stepped on Johnson.
- And no Texas law firm hires African Americans.
- So Phil Norcross is a partner in this law firm called Parker McKay.
- Targeting law firms was a part of this play.
- There was an attorney that whose law firm worked for Les Wexner's Limited.
- They, they have a law firm in in Mexico.
- I had to find a law firm in New Jersey.
- You are the managing partner of Pellitory Law firm, Firm A.
- If you've been injured, you can check out America's largest injury law firm, Morgan and Morgan.
- People are losing their their jobs at law firms.
- And it was at a law firm, but I had already been in the field.
- A scholarship check from some local law firm.
Examples
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He was an accountant at that big law firm.
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You were partner in a law firm making X.
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And it was at a law firm, but I had already been in the field.
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I called the law firm in New Mexico and I lied.
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I work with him at the law firm downtown.
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I work for one of those law firms.
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Many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the Russia case.
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She works at a law firm in town.
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At the tribute Dad's law firm is throwing him.
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- I'm a paralegal at a corporate law firm.
Synonyms
A business where lawyers give legal help to people and companies
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Morphology
The meaning 'a business organization made up of lawyers' is directly and compositionally derived from 'law' (legal profession/field) + 'firm' (a company or business), following a common noun–noun compound pattern. This construction is cross-linguistically common (e.g., equivalents like 'firma de abogados', 'cabinet d'avocats', 'avukatlık bürosu'), so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The compound law firm comes from joining law, meaning the work of lawyers, and firm, meaning a business or company. This gives a clear image of lawyers working together as one business, so law firm means 'a business organization made up of lawyers'.