 glad-i-a-tor
[gla'ddee 'aytdr} (plural glad-i-a-tors) noun
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fighter in Roman arena: a professional fighter
in ancient Rome who fought another combatant or a wild animal
in public entertainments set in an arena. Often gladiators
were criminals or enslaved men who were equipped variously
with nets, nooses, swords, or other weapons.
- avid supporter or campaigner: somebody who vigorously
fights for or against a cause or actively campaigns for
or against something.
[Mid-16th century. From Latin, formed from gladius
"sword."]
As the World English Dictionary tells us, a gladiator is
somebody who fights for or against a cause. As your attorney,
Troy W. Prichard will do just that on your behalf. Though
negotiated settlement is generally the best
and most efficient method to resolving disputes, if this course
of action fails, then Troy will fight for your rights like the
gladiators of Roman times.
Our office is dedicated to serving our clients’ needs and
obtaining for them the best resolution to their cases. We
will provide an honest and straightforward analysis of your
case and the law governing the case. This does not necessarily
mean that we will tell you what you want to hear. As a matter
of fact, many times the legal process is disillusioning for
those caught in it. What we will provide to you is an honest
professional opinion about the appropriate issues of your
case, and then we will fight for your rights.
Troy has many years experience in criminal law (state and
federal), child abuse and neglect, civil litigation, and many
other types of trial work. He is a certified mediator and
court-appointed arbitrator. Troy also has experience in dealing
with high profile cases and the media, including local, national,
and international media of all types. He currently has and
maintains contact with many newspapers and television networks.
For a more detailed description of Troy’s education and experience,
please click on Attorney Profile.
For a list of the types of cases we will consider please see
Firm Overview. For links to articles
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