ambulance chaser

It's due soon and, as an ambulance chaser from way back, I've got to be there.

"As they compete for business, some may act like ambulance chasers," he said.

"We've known for a long time that he's a pure ambulance chaser."

Now some new ambulance chasers are on the case.

"I hate to be an ambulance chaser but we have to strike while the time is hot," he said.

They were, quite literally, ambulance chasers, but with a strong sense of civic mission.

For good measure he called the assembled reporters ambulance chasers.

Hence, there are those who regard him as something of global ambulance chaser.

The ambulance chasers must have been engaged elsewhere; no one followed us.

How is that different from being one of the ambulance chasers against whom he likes to rail?

"We're in the wrong business to be ambulance chasers."

Those ambulance chasers are even worse than the Washington press corps."

"I've heard of ambulance chasers, but these guys are making their own accidents.

A. The best description is that I'm a social ambulance chaser.

Your target was allowed a visit in his cell by a lawyer, an ambulance chaser, no big deal.

It seems as if they're providing a huge target to ambulance chasers."

Clearly they should stay away from the ambulance chaser, Bradley King.

"We want a general practitioner- not an ambulance chaser."

Judge Chin said the phrase "ambulance chaser" was not being used in its literal sense.

The ambulance chasers will be out in force!

By then I was wishing the ambulance chaser would arrive and give me a way to gracefully leave.

A slick ambulance chaser got next to her brother, and he persuaded the family to sue quickly.

And that little weasel ambulance chaser who helped her.

Vet some of your single issue contributors efforts a bit more carefully because there are a few ambulance chasers among them.

But some critics see them merely as ambulance chasers who profit from others' misfortunes.