Sentences with AMBULANCE-CHASER

"He was known as an ambulance chaser because he would eagerly offer legal services to accident victims."

"The lawyer was accused of being an ambulance chaser as he regularly followed emergency vehicles to offer his services."

"The ambulance chaser saw an opportunity when he witnessed a minor car accident and approached the drivers."

"She was often referred to as an ambulance chaser because of her relentless pursuit of personal injury cases."

"The ambulance chaser went to the hospital, seeking potential clients among the injured."

"Being an ambulance chaser, he always kept a police scanner handy to listen for any accidents or emergencies."

"The law firm was notorious for hiring ambulance chasers who aggressively pursued accident cases."

"The judge reprimanded the lawyer for behaving like an ambulance chaser instead of focusing on ethics."

"His reputation as an ambulance chaser made it difficult for him to find clients who trusted his intentions."

"The ambulance chaser quickly approached the pedestrian who had been hit by a car, offering legal help."

"She decided to change her career path after realizing she didn't want to become an ambulance chaser."

"The insurance companies often watch out for ambulance chasers who try to exploit accident victims for personal gain."

"He was mocked by his colleagues for being an ambulance chaser who cared more about money than justice."

"The ambulance chaser discreetly handed out business cards to accident victims waiting for treatment."

"Her reputation as an ambulance chaser overshadowed her actual skills as a lawyer."

"The attorney's website showcased his expertise in personal injury cases, but some saw it as a front for an ambulance chaser."

"He claimed he was not an ambulance chaser but someone genuinely concerned about helping accident victims."

"The term 'ambulance chaser' is often used to discredit lawyers who aggressively seek out accident cases."