She just kept saying, ask the lawyers, ask the lawyers, ask the lawyers.
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Lawyers and judges Female lawyers and judges are most likely to marry male lawyers and judges.
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"We almost never came across accountants, but we kept seeing lawyers upon lawyers upon lawyers," Jim Mintz said.
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Neither Hill's lawyers nor Heslep's lawyers returned multiple requests for comment.
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Neither Bailey nor his lawyers will attend proceedings, his lawyers said.
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Lawyers can and should police their own ranks by reporting unfit lawyers.
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Neither UCLA nor Kelly's lawyers responded to written questions about the lawyers' visit.
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Even his lawyers now have lawyers as they face inquiries of their own.
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It's also important for lawyers to work with people who are not lawyers.
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Both of my parents are lawyers and both of my grandfathers are lawyers.
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He is also the president of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving lawyers who suffer from alcoholism, addiction and other mental health issues.
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"We got rich lawyers, the best lawyers in the planet," he told TMZ afterward.
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The ACLU has 330 lawyers taking on thousands of lawyers in the Trump administration.
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Male lawyers and judges are most likely to marry female lawyers and judges. 193.
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SE: You end up hating your lawyers as much as you hate their lawyers.
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Their lawyers urged them to take the $45 million (after lawyers' fees) in cash.
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Their lawyers urged them to take the $45 million (after lawyers' fees) in cash.
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The couple met in December 2013 through their involvement with Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers.
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They also specifically forbid lawyers from directing non-lawyers to engage in prohibited conduct.
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Lawyers for Williamsky and Levit lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Jon Greenbaum, the chief counsel for the Lawyers' Committee, told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday that the group's lawyers had asked DOJ lawyers during a phone call on Sept.
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I don't even know what the lawyers are doing, but they are very good lawyers.
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Daniels' lawyers and lawyers for Trump and Essential Consultants did not return requests for comment.
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SO WE'RE HIRING MORE LAWYERS, AND THESE SMALLER COMPANIES CAN'T HAVE THEIR IN-HOUSE LAWYERS.
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Stone said Manafort's lawyers have told his lawyers they expect Manafort will be indicted soon.
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"We got rich lawyers, the best lawyers in the planet," he told TMZ on Thursday.
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Elsharkawi and his lawyers lawyers did not immediately respond to a request for an interview.
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They were not assisted in any way by White House lawyers or State Department lawyers.
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One of those lawyers is Laura Lichter, former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Last year, there was a crackdown on human rights lawyers, and the government questioned 300 lawyers and then arrested 29 of them—almost all the human rights lawyers in China.
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For example, DLA Piper, with 4,200 lawyers, added Canadian firm, Davis L.L.P, which has 260 lawyers.
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"I'll allow lawyers, better lawyers than me, to make that determination," Warner told CNN's Manu Raju.
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Ultimately, we will add as many lawyers as there are lawyers in the world who qualify.
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Matthew Whitaker, Manafort's lawyers, and Trump's lawyers, including his White House counsel, should be especially careful.
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" Mr. Trump continued: "His lawyers said that they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons.
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"So these lawyers are saying he should, and those lawyers are saying he shouldn't," Schiff said.
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Defense lawyers criticized the measure, saying it would turn corporate lawyers into arms of the government.
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Transactions typically involve lawyers and notaries, said Toni Marqués, an attorney with Palma Lawyers in Majorca.
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The new lawyers replace two lawyers who are withdrawing as Mr. Cosby's lawyers after representing him during the first trial on sexual assault charges, which ended in a mistrial in June.
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"This mass roundup of lawyers is meant to, through targeting lawyers affiliated with Fengrui law firm, strike fear at the community of human rights lawyers to significantly curtail their activism," she said.
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According to Flynn's lawyers, Trump's lawyers told them that Trump's team would see this as "hostility" from Flynn toward Trump, and that Flynn's lawyers thought their client would be "disturbed" knowing that.
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And that's an enormous responsibility in a democracy to place upon nine lawyers, or even 30 lawyers.
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Changing lawyers Flynn's lawyers Rob Kelner and Steve Anthony announced they were leaving his case last week.
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On Thursday, a previously redacted court filing revealed attempts Trump's lawyers made to backchannel with Flynn's lawyers.
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They also worked cooperatively with Trump's lawyers and lawyers from the Trump Organization to conduct the review.
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The best lawyers I have spoken to so many lawyers, they said, this is not a case.
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For example, Susan K.'s lawyers allegedly contacted two lawyers who have represented Ronaldo in the past.
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But there are many lawyers coming out, top constitutional lawyers, that Ted Cruz cannot run for president.
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And even as he relies on lawyers to fight his battles, the lawyers themselves are in trouble.
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Government lawyers had argued they were misled by the opposing lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Most candidates are either former prosecutors or defense lawyers who draw their initial support from fellow lawyers.
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The Justice Department lawyers have sometimes sat alongside the kingdom's lawyers at such hearings, infuriating the families.
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One easy fix — appoint more criminal defense lawyers and civil lawyers to the bench and fewer prosecutors.
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The best lawyers, I have spoken to so many lawyers, they said, this is not a case.
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A. I ended up writing my dissertation on lawyers and then writing some other stuff about lawyers.
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To non-lawyers this might seem like splitting hairs, but lawyers understand how important that difference is.
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Lawyers for the clinic and the pathologist believed Huitt deserved around $750,000, while his lawyers wanted $15 million.
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My law firm laid off a bunch of lawyers and rescinded its offer to all its incoming lawyers.
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So, it's the President's lawyers versus the Democrats' lawyers with the chief justice of the Supreme court residing.
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These people cheered as lawyers, including ACLU lawyers, arrived to assist the detainees and some arriving immigrant children.
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GIULIANI: That something that as his private lawyers that he has to deal with and his government lawyers.
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Orrick, which has more than 26,25 lawyers, is offering $2518 a month for starting lawyers for 210 months.
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This concerns the proverbial tendency of lawyers to overcomplicate language, thus making it generally inaccessible to non-lawyers.
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Lawyers and human-rights groups were alarmed, in particular, at the threat of prosecuting international lawyers and judges.
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The line between government lawyers representing the administration and private lawyers representing the president was always somewhat vague.
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The interview concerned conversations that Flynn's lawyers had with Trump's lawyers after Flynn began cooperating with the government.
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Lawyers for the Justice Department said it had, as did lawyers for minority voters and civil rights groups.
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High Rate of Problem Drinking Reported Among Lawyers | One in three practicing lawyers are problem drinkers, and 28 percent have depression, according to a study of nearly 13,000 licensed lawyers in the United States.
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In court documents, Depp's lawyers claim that Heard's lawyers violated protocol by failing to provide a witness list beforehand.
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Malaysia Airlines, Boeing, their respective lawyers, and lawyers for other plaintiffs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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No doubt lawyers can be found to take the case (so far lawyers are doing well out of Brexit).
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In 2014, he was named one of the "Top 100 National Trial Lawyers" by the National Trial Lawyers Association.
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Ghosn's defense team of 13 lawyers includes four lawyers in Japan who will defend him in the upcoming trials.
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I&aposve been through and our lawyers have been through including our Washington lawyer and our New York lawyers.
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House lawyers have also tried to use the Trump lawyers' impeachment arguments against the Justice Department in that case.
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Those lawyers have appealed, which should result in important guidance on compensating lawyers outside of MDL and class leadership.
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Energy Transfer blamed the inability to deliver the "required tax opinion" on its own lawyers, not Williams Companies' lawyers.
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"Across the country, divorce lawyers are extremely busy," said Peter M. Walzer, president of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
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The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers provides a directory of lawyers that is searchable based on your geographical location.
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The time for Abu Khattala's lawyers to raise their concerns, the judge claimed, was when government lawyers present evidence.
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Ultimately, she said, lawyers represent people who — regardless of their lawyers' motivations — are being barred from accessing public services.
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Some of the lawyers interviewed also said that departures of respected leaders and longtime career lawyers has weakened morale.
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I've found actually a lot of lawyers who come to the show, particularly constitutional lawyers, actually tend to agree.
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McFadden asked the House's lawyers and the Trump administration's lawyers to submit a joint status report in one week.
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Judge William J. Martinez, Swift's lawyers, and Mueller's lawyers questioned 60 potential jurors over the course of four hours.
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About 100 of Arnold & Porter's lawyers are in New York, where many of Kaye Scholer's approximately 375 lawyers work.
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It is the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, not the Lawyers' Committee on Civil and Human Rights.
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AUGUST is normally a sleepy month in Washington, DC. Not this year, especially for politicians and lawyers (and politicians' lawyers).
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I have lawyers as my jurors, so when I get cases of domestic violence I refer them to the lawyers.
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ABC lawyers declined to comment on whether they expect fake news to be introduced by BPI lawyers during the trial.
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It's a pretty dry document, written by lawyers for lawyers about how shares will be distributed and what goes where.
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In what has become a near-full employment opportunity for the defense bar, even some of Trump's lawyers have lawyers.
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John Baker, who oversees military commissions defense lawyers, sent an email in June warning all defense lawyers of confidentiality problems.
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Some sports lawyers say that Zimmerman and the other lawyers involved got the best deal they could under the circumstances.
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Nobody wants to speak more than me — in fact, against my lawyers, because most lawyers, they never speak on anything.
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It urged the justices to appoint expert lawyers to argue as friends of the court alongside the defendants' own lawyers.
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He said the number of lawyers capable of drafting legislation had fallen, not "the number of capable lawyers" over all.
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Cohen's lawyers will work with Trump's lawyers to provide access to all the material relevant to the president for review.
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"The idea that this extremely prestigious assignment is being turned down because he doesn't listen to lawyers, he thinks he's smarter than lawyers, he doesn't pay lawyers — I mean this is a problem for him," Toobin said.
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The Human Rights Lawyers Association said it would ask the Lawyers Council of Thailand to revise a decades-old requirement that female lawyers wear "international and polite attire", including a skirt and shoes with a closed back.
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Rolla volunteered in Charlottesville through the National Lawyers Guild, a membership group founded in 1937 for liberal lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers that has seen a dramatic increase in new members and volunteers this year.
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Pau and Heer's lawyers declined to comment, while lawyers for Gudka and Manku did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Greenbaum said the Lawyers' Committee's lawyers took the Justice Department's response as confirmation that commission members were using personal email accounts.
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And Zillow's lawyers probably thought sending a scary letter would solve the problem, because that's what lawyers are paid to do.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect that the lawyers involved in Monday's letters are President Donald Trump's personal lawyers.
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Ordinarily, of course, collaboration between clients and lawyers is privileged, even when lawyers make public statements on behalf of their clients.
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Several immigration lawyers seized on the claims, and the 15,000-member American Immigration Lawyers Association said it had confirmed the death.
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Others sent audio messages via two Syrian lawyers, themselves previously detained, one of them for participating in lawyers' demonstrations in court.
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Kasi was among the most outspoken lawyers in the province and was popular for campaigning for improvements in the lawyers' community.
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But when Ailes's lawyers accused Carlson of breach of contract, her lawyers replied that she had no obligation to him personally.
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McGahn's lawyers told the news outlets Friday that the request from White House lawyers had not been perceived as a threat.
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The judge accused Uber's lawyers of withholding evidence, forcing him to delay the trial until Waymo's lawyers could gather more information.
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But defense lawyers excoriated Mr. Rechnitz in terms virtually identical to those that Mr. Percoco's lawyers have hurled at Mr. Howe.
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After the series of questions about his new lawyers had concluded, Justice Burke called lawyers from both sides to his bench.
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Some lawyers called the directive obstruction of justice, but Mr. Trump's lawyers said he was delivering an opinion, not an order.
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Lawyers for Michael Flynn have stopped sharing information with lawyers for President Trump, four people involved in the case told us.
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Mr. Stone said he had heard about the possible indictment from his lawyers, who had heard it from Mr. Manafort's lawyers.
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"A lot of lawyers on television and lawyers I have say they aren't crimes," Trump said on the campaign finance violations.
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But what we've seen is that people can't be expected to wade through privacy policies (written for lawyers and by lawyers).
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One of Trump's lawyers reportedly discussed a pardon for former national security adviser Michael Flynn with Flynn's lawyers two years ago.
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This is a client who is out of control, who tweets incessantly, who argues with his lawyers and disobeys his lawyers.
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Government lawyers and Cohen's lawyers will both submit to the judge four suggestions as to who the special master should be.
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The call occurred in November 2017, shortly after Mr. Flynn's lawyers withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the president's lawyers.
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First, it allows lawyers to collaborate with app developers throughout app development to produce mobile software tools that are indispensable to lawyers.
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"If you need any help with lawyers, I can tell you — I have been through the entire phonebook of lawyers," she joked.
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Jackson's general speech restrictions apply not only to Stone's lawyers and prosecutors, but also to lawyers for any witnesses in the case.
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Lawyers for GE conferred with the French firm's lawyers ahead of its agreement with the DOJ, long before the deal formally closed.
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Crackdown on lawyers This week, five Chinese human rights lawyers were charged after being held in secret for six months, supporters said.
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"These are highly unsubstantiated statements from people represented by lawyers — you should look into the lawyers doing the representation," Trump told reporters.
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Lawyers representing Boath and Jenkins declined to comment, while lawyers for the other two did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Most corporate lawyers secretly believe that if there were no longer any corporate lawyers, the world would probably be a better place.
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Attorney-client privilege is intended to encourage open communications between lawyers and their clients, so that lawyers can provide sound legal advice.
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Mr. Flynn's lawyers had been sharing information with Mr. Trump's lawyers about the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The next month, two of their lawyers were assaulted outside the family home by what the lawyers said were eight masked men.
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The bulk of Arnold & Porter's nearly 700 lawyers are in the nation's capital, where Kaye Scholer has fewer than two dozen lawyers.
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Stone first brought up the book's publication to his lawyers following the gag order hearing on February 21, his lawyers wrote Monday.
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His lawyers informed White House lawyers they would no longer share information about the investigation, The New York Times first reported Thursday.
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At the same time, most West Wing aides don't yet have lawyers and have sometimes asked lawyers not representing them for guidance.
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Silicon Valley — which has lots of money and lawyers — is throwing down with the Justice Department, which has lots of clout and lawyers.
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Two major trial lawyers' groups, the American Association for Justice and the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association, responded with a brief backing Aspen American.
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And in the contested cases, lawyers have a gold mine to work with, defense lawyers, challenging this FISA application, challenging Strzok&aposs objectivity.
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The government's lawyers argued that the ACLU lawyers did not alert them that the teen's abortion would take place earlier than initially scheduled.
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A hearing in Shkreli's case is scheduled for Wednesday, but the change in lawyers should mean a delay, the Arnold & Porter lawyers said.
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Two prominent lawyers at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison are breaking away and forming their own litigation boutique with lawyers from other firms.
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The Japan Federation of Bar Associations, a lawyers' lobby, wants detention periods to be shortened and lawyers to have better access to clients.
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Of those left at Dickstein, about 100 lawyers and staff will join Blank Rome, which has about 470 lawyers, the Philadelphia firm announced.
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Leading Dassey's are the lawyers Steven Drizin and Laura Nirider, the same two lawyers who appeared in the latter episodes of season 1.
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"Most successful candidates usually keep their lawyers out of sight," said Randy Evans, an Atlanta attorney who chairs the Republican National Lawyers Association.
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Cohen's lawyers and lawyers for Trump originally wanted to be the ones who decided initially which documents were privileged and which were not.
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Few in-house lawyers actually litigate cases, but I never wanted to be the stereotypical in-house counsel: a lawyer who calls lawyers.
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Before that, Mr. Manafort had been meeting with his lawyers multiple times a week, for many hours at a time, his lawyers said.
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I figured that lawyers seem to have money and I wanted some of it, so I started selling word-processing systems to lawyers.
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Renault's lawyers have been poring over documents handed over only recently by Nissan's lawyers, and providing their legal opinions to the Renault board.
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In New York, donations from defense lawyers have been a questionable, albeit legal, feature of the campaign financing system for decades, lawyers said.
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But perhaps one of the biggest draws, according to bankruptcy lawyers and academics, is the hefty rates lawyers are able to charge there.
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Still, lawyers say that until regulators come up with a definition, the not-so-natural dance among consumers, manufacturers and lawyers will continue.
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Prosecutors said defense lawyers unfairly removed black people from the jury pool; Officer Van Dyke's lawyers said the prosecution wrongly excluded white men.
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The two lawyers hugged and shook hands with other lawyers and supporters from both sides before leaving the courtroom early in Tuesday's hearing.
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He hired lawyers in New York for $39,027.40, according to a court filing, and lawyers in Las Vegas whose bill came to $100,830.95.
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Solomon was the first to report on an affidavit obtained from Firtash by his lawyers, Toensing and diGenova, who are also Solomon's lawyers.
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"They're not letting State Department lawyers in the room … they have not let State Department lawyers be part of these hearings," Pompeo said.
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"I happen to have some lawyers that were unrelated lawyers and they were saying 'wow she's guilty here, guilty, guilty, guilty,'" he said.
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The lawyers said they were avenging an attack in November by doctors and staff of the hospital, after the lawyers demanded preferential treatment.
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The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights group said it had deployed lawyers to represent at least eight people that were arrested by police.
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Due to rules that aim to prevent conflicts of interest when lawyers represent clients, the move by Flynn's lawyers to stop communicating with Trump's lawyers indicated Flynn was now cooperating with Mueller, the Times said, although adding that in itself was not proof.
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Flynn no longer sharing info with Trump lawyers Michael Flynn's lawyers have told other defense lawyers in the ongoing Russia probe, including President Donald Trump's legal team, that they're no longer able to share information, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.
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Instead, you'll have to wait for trial lawyers to form a "class" that includes you, wait years while the lawyers do whatever it is they do, probably never see court, and then rejoice in a small refund, while the lawyers pocket millions.
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Trump's lawyers say he makes [almost] no money from Russia Trump's lawyers say he makes [almost] no money from Russia President Trump attempted to put to rest concerns over his business ties to Russia with a letter released by his own lawyers Friday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Friday ordered lawyers defending Platinum Partners founder Mark Nordlicht in a $1 billion fraud case not to communicate with U.S. government witnesses or their lawyers, after prosecutors claimed Nordlicht's lawyers tried to intimidate a key witness.
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Freda's counsel George Bochetto told me the justices seemed bothered by the idea of lawyers foisting the consequences of their misconduct onto non-lawyers.
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The occupiers' lawyers, including attorneys with the National Lawyers' Guild, have claimed the agents had no right to take possessions not on ICE property.
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Jackson had called out Manafort's lawyers for their expressiveness, and warned the lawyers about keeping their emotions in check while the jury is seated.
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Who's met with Trump officials: Researchers at the Heritage Foundation, lawyers at the First Liberty Institute, and lawyers at the Ethics & Liberty Religious Commission.
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Why this matters: This move comes after it was reported that Flynn's lawyers cut ties with President Trump's lawyers and met with Mueller's team.
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He hired new lawyers last month and is seeking permission to replace lawyers who joined the case in June, a Monday court filing showed.
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According to the letter, the plaintiffs' lawyers have been in contact with lawyers for five witnesses in federal custody about their availability for depositions.
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Otherwise, Wadler's lawyers argued, Bio-Rad and companies like it could fire whistleblowing in-house lawyers at will and then hide behind client privilege.
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In-house lawyers at corporate clients have been exercising increasing authority over legal invoices and have been more reluctant to pay for junior lawyers.
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Kavanaugh's records are being screened by a group of lawyers working for Bush and by a team of lawyers from the Department of Justice.
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Instead, the House's lawyers said, Trump's lawyers have argued that the president would be injured if New York discloses the returns to the committee.
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At that point, Mr. Cohen's lawyer says, Mr. Trump's lawyers "dangled" the possibility of a pardon; the president's lawyers insist that they did not.
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Lawyers for two of the accused officers declined to comment, while lawyers for the other four did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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One law partner made calls to find him lawyers, another two lawyers reviewed the financial allegations, and a third firm offered to get involved.
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Justice Department lawyers handed over the Saudi official's name in a protected court filing that could be read only by lawyers for the plaintiffs.
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Watts said he and other plaintiffs' lawyers who represented individual farmers suing Syngenta had negotiated joint prosecution agreements with MDL lawyers pursuing classwide resolution.
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Because hundreds of thousands of lawyers work outside of law firms, the number of law firm jobs does not include some jobs for lawyers.
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More than seven hundred lawyers and lawyers-in-training will be freed from one day's work to leave their mark on the 2016 election.
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Government lawyers agreed with Trump's personal lawyers that the case belongs in federal court and argued that Trump should receive temporary relief as needed.
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Government lawyers agreed with Trump's personal lawyers that the case belongs in federal court and argued that Trump should receive temporary relief as needed.
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Lawyers could be seen punching and pulling the minister's hair as he and some journalists tried to extricate him from a group of lawyers.
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Ayestas' current lawyers are now before the Supreme Court asking for the resources to do the investigation that his original lawyers failed to do.
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Some lawyers have criticized the proposal, expressing concerns that it could lead states to change regulations in a way that would compromise lawyers' independence.
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His mother is the executive director of Lawyers for Children, a nonprofit organization that provides lawyers to children in foster care, in New York.
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The reality, obviously, is that the IG's office is composed of DOJ lawyers, specifically the DOJ lawyers who are charged with doing internal investigations.
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The President's own lawyers spoke to Mueller directly only on a few occasions, instead mostly interacting with Quarles, Goldstein and other lawyers in the office.
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They need access to lawyers, good medical attention, and -- INGRAHAM: A lot of people want access to lawyers and good medical who are American citizens.
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While harassers are defended for free by taxpayer-funded lawyers, accusers must go in without representation or pay for their own lawyers out of pocket.
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One of the lawyers, Mo Shaoping, said the state security bureau informed him on Friday that Yang did not accept lawyers appointed by his family.
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His case would likely be weak, employment lawyers said, and some lawyers said Google could have faced lawsuits if it had not acted against him.
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If Trump is in office, he could decide to kill the rule by instructing the Labor Department's lawyers to stop their court defense, lawyers said.
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More than a dozen English-speaking defense lawyers wore the elaborate British-style wigs in the French-speaking court, while government lawyers went bare-headed.
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New court filings show that Trump's lawyers reached an agreement with lawyers for Summer Zervos to exchange "written answers and objections" ahead of a Sept.
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In an October filing, lawyers for Facebook argued that the request was too broad and violated the company's right to communicate privately with its lawyers.
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The Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group, set up in 2013 to support detained rights lawyers, listed 23 on Friday who were in detention, some incommunicado.
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Lawyers with British training could be barred from registering patents or practicing at all in some countries because their qualifications are not recognized, lawyers say.
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Turns out early on -- before some of the suspects got criminal defense lawyers -- their entertainment lawyers drafted statements signed by their clients denying the claims.
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Mr. Giuliani said last month that the president's lawyers had agreements with lawyers for 32 witnesses or subjects of Mr. Mueller's 18-month-old investigation.
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Over the last two weeks, lawyers in the attorney general's office have negotiated with the lawyers for the defendants to lift most of the redactions.
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When defense lawyers tried to ask him whether prosecutors had questioned him about the Trump campaign, the judge summoned all the lawyers to the bench.
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The court rejected a request by defense lawyers for Topuz's release and postponed the trial until June 11, according to one of the defense lawyers.
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It is just as important to have black professors, Latino lawyers and Native American doctors as it is to have white professors, lawyers and doctors.
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But Ms. Haspel's supporters, many of whom are lawyers, should know better: the faulty advice of government lawyers and bosses cannot make illegal conduct legal.
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Malaysian prosecutors have handed defense lawyers 44 documents including toxicology, autopsy, arrest reports, the suspects' statements and photographs, the lawyers told a hearing on Friday.
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Panzi Foundation has teams of lawyers, lawyers who not only help these victims prepare their cases but also accompany the victims to courts and tribunals.
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Both city lawyers criticized in that case have resigned, and Chicago officials last weekend announced an outside review of how city lawyers handle civil rights lawsuits.
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The prosecutors informed Mr. McCabe's lawyers of their decision by phone on Friday morning, the lawyers, Michael R. Bromwich and David Schertler, said in a statement.
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Its lawyers said in a phone conference with the AP's lawyers that the department now expects to release the last of the detailed schedules around Dec.
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Many of the lawyers were detained in a campaign that began in July that led to the detention of nearly 250 lawyers, law associates and activists.
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Judge William Alsup has yet to rule on Oracle's request, but meanwhile, Google's lawyers are asking Alsup to find Oracle's lawyers in civil contempt of court.
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"The Chavez lawyers were the only lawyers who helped us with MMG," said a protester from Fuerabamba who declined to be named, saying she feared reprisal.
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The lawmakers later withdrew their resolution in January after it garnered high-profile criticism from lawyers, including Jorge Neto Valente, president of the Macau Lawyers Association.
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I emailed Fenwick lawyers Dean Kristy and Jennifer Bretan to ask about shareholders' lawyers' take on the consequences of the SEC case but didn't hear back.
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The New York Times reported Thursday that Flynn's lawyers have cut ties with Trump's lawyers — another sign that Flynn is cooperating with Mueller, or plans to.
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If you lined up 100 lawyers, those 100 lawyers are going to say don&apost sit for an interview, and there&aposs a reason for that.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "President Trump criticized the use of outside counsel for questioning at today's impeachment hearing, saying, 'I see they're using lawyers that are television lawyers.
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Defense lawyers said last week that Eramo's lawyers had leaked a video deposition of Erdely to ABC television's "20/20" news program for broadcast on Friday.
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If the lawyers miss that deadline, Wood said a separate group of government lawyers, known as a "taint team," will take over to review the remainder.
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Antitrust lawyers help mergers and acquisitions lawyers like Mr. Barshay advise clients whether a deal could clear regulatory hurdles, given the possible deal structures and divestitures.
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Lawyers will have to provide that information to banks if their clients are going to have an account, which may push lawyers to gather more information.
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The administration got 10,000 applications, thanks in part to the lawyers' network (25 of the 61 newest commutations were prisoners represented by the pro bono lawyers).
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Opponents, including leading lawyers, warn that China's courts and security forces cannot be trusted to deliver fair and open justice, or even routine access to lawyers.
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Unsurprisingly, the lawyers that have agreed to the settlement don't think Miller's admission changes anything; the lawyers objecting to deal think it changes quite a bit.
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A tenant is charged the moment Waypoint or, later, Invitation Homes emails its lawyers to initiate an eviction, whether the company's lawyers do work or not.
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Lawyers by day, Uber drivers by night: Legal Aid lawyers, who represent poor people in court, often have to work second jobs to make ends meet.
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They said Mr. Trump's lawyers would want to prevent Mr. Mueller from putting Mr. Trump alone before a grand jury, where lawyers normally are not present.
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Treasury Department lawyers conferred with White House lawyers ahead of the request and Mr. Mnuchin said that his staff is consulting with the Department of Justice.
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That way, lawyers can steer their clients toward lawful conduct in the first place, and better-informed lawyers will make the legal system function more smoothly.
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Yet campaign contributions to presidential candidates from lawyers at America's top law firms suggest strongly that the antipathy toward Trump among elite lawyers is especially intense.
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While both the prosecution and defense teams are required to have military lawyers on their teams, civilian lawyers have for years carried much of the load.
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Redstone's lawyers have said they may ask that Redstone have his testimony taken at home instead of in open court, Herzer's lawyers said in the filing.
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The provincial information minister, Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, was also beaten up by the lawyers as he tried to mediate between the lawyers and the doctors.
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She repeated what they said for the benefit of the court stenographer, as well as the defense lawyers and MDC lawyers and officials who accompanied her.
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Their goal is to reach pay parity with lawyers in the city's Law Department, which pays roughly $235,19913 to its lawyers with 21991 years of experience.
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Overall, rates of abuse and dependence among lawyers are 10 percentage points higher than for female surgeons (36.4 percent for lawyers, 25.6 percent for female surgeons).
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CNN earlier in the day similarly reported that officials were in discussions with lawyers representing Abedin to examine the emails, though a reporter later tweeted that while government lawyers plan to seek a search warrant, there had not been conversations with her lawyers regarding such action.
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The largest deal in the last three months was the merger of Husch Blackwell, which is based in Kansas City, Mo., and has 560 lawyers, with Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek, based in Milwaukee and with 144 lawyers, for an overall head count of more than 700 lawyers.
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During Mr. Dowd's tenure, prosecutors interviewed at least 10 senior administration officials without Mr. Trump's lawyers first learning what the witnesses planned to say, or debriefing their lawyers afterward — a basic step that could have given the president's lawyers a view into what Mr. Mueller had learned.
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For example, the Verified Experts of Extra Crunch include detailed profiles of "Verified Expert Lawyers" – some of the most experienced and skilled startup lawyers in practice today.
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Hard, high-risk cases justify a higher percentage of fees for plaintiffs' lawyers – maybe, in rare circumstances, as much as the 33 percent requested by Anthem lawyers.
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""And listen," Brinkley interjected, laughing conspiratorially, "if you need any help with lawyers, I can tell you: I have been through the entire phone book of lawyers.
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Attorney Mark Zaid, who is one of the lawyers for the first whistleblower, told CNN he and his team of lawyers are now representing a second person.
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Later in the series, she talks about trusting Baltimore's archdiocese lawyers, not realizing that those lawyers have a loyalty to protect the church first and her second.
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I doubt the lawyers and law students were aware of what Albers and his art students were doing, but the lawyers' work was truly transforming public space.
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Mr. Trump has a difficult time retaining top-flight lawyers as the inquiries have increasingly unsettled him, and he has angrily chafed against his lawyers' legal strategies.
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"We need more women lawyers taking women's rights cases to help those who have not been as fortunate as we have been to become lawyers," she says.
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"If you lined up 100 lawyers, you'd have 100 lawyers say: 'Don't sit down for an interview,'" — Jay Sekulow "That is how this investigation commenced," he said.
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One of the president's personal lawyers said on Sunday that if Trump is subpoenaed by the special counsel, his lawyers will attempt to quash it in court.
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The two lawyers from Williams & Connolly, James A. Bruton III and James T. Fuller III, are both seasoned white-collar defense lawyers who specialize in tax law.
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In January, you are one of the first lawyers that mobilized other lawyers to get to JFK after the Muslim Ban was announced on Friday, January 27.
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Foreign diplomats and activists harshly criticized Beijing's decision to prosecute Mr. Zhou and his colleagues and demanded that the detained lawyers be allowed to consult with lawyers.
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Presiding Judge Gijs Bekkink questioned PPG lawyers over whether the company shouldn't have better addressed Akzo's objections, and lawyers for Akzo on why it had spurned talks.
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One of Epstein's lawyers, Martin Weinberg, told Berman on Monday that Epstein needed to be out of jail so he and his lawyers could prepare their defense.
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A letter to Mr. Trump from his lawyers, which the campaign released in March, indicated that the government may have examined those claims, several tax lawyers said.
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A judge ordered lawyers in a lawsuit accusing Knicks guard Derrick Rose of rape to temporarily stop talking to reporters, faulting the lawyers for heightened pretrial publicity.
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His lawyers and Mr. Trump's personal lawyers had shared information about Mr. Mueller's inquiry under a joint defense agreement, according to one person close to the president.
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The nonprofit group Lawyers of Color found this year that Paul Weiss had the highest percentage of black lawyers — 8 percent — of the 400 firms it ranked.
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It makes sense to give Mr. Horowitz's office oversight authority over the activities of Justice Department lawyers — as other inspectors general have over lawyers in their departments.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers' communications with Mr. Trump's lawyers are shocking and unprecedented, a brazen violation of criminal defense norms notable even in an investigation full of them.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman said the lawyers' withdrawal had been a department decision, declining to specify whether the lawyers had personally objected to continuing on the case.
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As they continue to do, Mr. Trump's lawyers then closely monitored what witnesses like Mr. Cohen were telling the authorities through joint defense agreements with their lawyers.
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But one of Ghosn's Japanese lawyers has previously said the lawyers were still in possession of all three of his passports, under the terms of his bail.
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But one important difference was that the president's conversations with private lawyers were protected by attorney-client privilege, while those with his White House lawyers were not.
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Regardless of how the judge rules, the combative approach of Flynn's new lawyers could leave Covington and its lawyers tarnished by their work for the retired general.
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Administration lawyers asked the justices to discipline the girl's ACLU lawyers for helping her to secure the abortion before Trump administration attorneys appealed the lower court decision.
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Jane Doe's lawyers — like all lawyers — are prohibited from revealing information that would "likely be detrimental to the client" (in the words of D.C.'s ethics rules).
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Prosecutors in the Washington office told Mr. McCabe's lawyers of their decision on Friday morning, the lawyers, Michael R. Bromwich and David Schertler, said in a statement.
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"When serious lawyers understand they're dealing with serious lawyers on the other side, that usually leads to a level of trust that accelerates discovery," Mr. Vance said.
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As things stand now, he said, when inmates call their lawyers' cellphones, rather than discussing evidence or defense strategy, the lawyers almost have to do the opposite.
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Trump lawyers: Mr. Trump's defense team will most likely be led by Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, and Jay Sekulow, one of the president's personal lawyers.
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Whether the president is eventually willing to pull the trigger — and whether lawyers sign off on the decision, or whether Trump listens to lawyers — remains unclear. Sen.
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Pakistani lawyers in general have been emboldened since 2007, when a political opposition protest campaign against the then-military dictator General Pervez Musharraf was spearheaded by lawyers.
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The class-action lawyers say that it was abundantly clear that students were required to opt out in 2015, and that Ms. Simpson's lawyers mischaracterized the notice.
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The class-action lawyers say that it was abundantly clear students were required to opt out in 2015, and that Ms. Simpson's lawyers are mischaracterizing the notice.
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China Labor Watch says the defendants have had very limited access to lawyers, and that the authorities have pressured the lawyers not to speak about the case.
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For almost three hours, the government lawyers sparred with Cohen and Trump's lawyers over who should be first to review the Cohen documents seized by the FBI.
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At the least, the exchange between Mr. Cohen and the president's lawyers suggests that the lawyers had detailed knowledge of what he was going to tell Congress.
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In the complaint, Mr. Cohen's lawyers listed 11 separate matters in which he had continued to incur legal costs after the Trump Organization stopped paying his lawyers.
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For lawyers, they're either in direct competition with other lawyers in the courtroom (and winning matters), or they're in competition with their colleagues for promotions, Krill explains.
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GM's lawyers said they are working with the plaintiffs' lawyers to complete documentation within the next month for the settlement, whose terms "will take some time" to implement.
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Zervos contacted lawyers about the allegations in 2011 and reached out to Fox News about the matter in August 20073, according to a new filing from her lawyers.
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And the lawyers of Ogletree Deakins do preach: From their offices around the country, more than 850 lawyers advise employers on discrimination, wages, safety, firing employees, and more.
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that lawyers for the current stadium, the Edward Jones Dome, billed nearly $900,000, and Thompson Coburn bond and financing lawyers charged $760,000.
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The immigrant parents who have been separated from their children are so traumatized by their experiences, they barely trust the lawyers trying to help them, the lawyers say.
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When there are key terms that are "standard" or absent from a term sheet though, lawyers do what lawyers have to do: they negotiate for their respective party.
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Just last week, four well-known Fengrui lawyers were formally charged, six months after 22016 lawyers nationwide were summoned and accused of stirring up hostility toward the government.
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He would say 'They are saying bad things about me because I'm not playing doctors or lawyers, but growing up, I didn't know any Latino lawyers or doctors.
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The complaint said in recent days lawyers for Sanofi and Regeneron learned Amgen had hired lawyers to pursue patent infringement litigation related to Amgen's work on that treatment.
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For career lawyers, on the civil side, the attorney general can have influence over a recommendation that may come from career lawyers about opening a high-profile investigation.
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Meyer's lawyers want compensation from Ergo for the costs of uncovering the investigation, while Uber's lawyers are requesting the judge compel Meyer to settle his case through arbitration.
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So ethnic minorities, feminists, religious minorities, all of these people rely on lawyers to help them in legal battles, but there aren't a lot of human-rights lawyers.
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"We're limited on what we can discuss, which is why we had inside lawyers, outside lawyers and outside lawyer consultants," BNSF chairman Matt Rose told Reuters last Thursday.
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Lawyers for the state and lawyers for four school districts that had sued the state submitted a joint statement saying that the measure complied with the court's dictates.
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Seven other rights lawyers were also detained or reported missing, according to the Hong-Kong based China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group, which has meticulously documented the cases.
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On Saturday, bar associations, lawyers and law professors around the world published open letters to China's president, Xi Jinping, protesting the lawyers' treatment and calling for their release.
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Lawyers across the country began a three-day strike today, after a suicide bomber killed at least 74 people, many of them lawyers, at a hospital on Monday.
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But hiring an all-star cast featuring multiple lawyers from different law firms is a strategy rarely seen — and when employed, lawyers have seldom stayed for the duration.
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It's our fault, because lawyers, for a long time, have charged a lot and made their clients think they should be thankful, feel blessed, to work with lawyers.
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The nine federal exemptions have been litigated into such a series of subsets that even some lawyers need other lawyers familiar with FOIA law when seeking federal records.
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We have this clown circus in DC, and it's a batch of lawyers and if lawyers were going to fix the problem we'd already be living in paradise.
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But it added a condition that allowed government lawyers to look at the records only in the offices of Harvard's lawyers, according to people close to the case.
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Its lawyers will act as special legal consultants, rather than fully licensed United States lawyers, allowing them to provide counsel on foreign law but not United States law.
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Hoping to cast doubt on the DNA results, his lawyers, Christopher Flood and Sylvie Levine, asked for the FST source code, which other lawyers had sought in vain.
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Trump's lawyers are fighting both claims in legal cases that many outside lawyers believe Trump is likely to lose, but which could stretch on past the 2020 election.
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The Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed with the state lawyers and declined to stop the execution, and Mr. Tharpe's lawyers appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
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More fundamentally, House lawyers say Mulvaney filed his intervention too late: The House has already withdrawn its subpoena for Kupperman, rendering the initial case defunct, House lawyers say.
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International human rights groups denounced Mr. Jiang's trial as a charade, because he had not been allowed his own lawyers, and was instead appointed lawyers by the court.
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Lawyers said some families learned about relatives' whereabouts only after going to the prosecutor's office and asking lawyers coming out whether their names appeared on the official lists.
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Mr. Jones's on-air attack occurred in June, after he and his lawyers finally provided the Sandy Hook families' lawyers with 58,000 emails sought by the court order.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia last week ordered Manafort's lawyers and lawyers from Mueller's office to appear on Feb.
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Cohen's lawyers later said he was "in close and regular contact" with Trump's lawyers and White House staffers while he was drafting false testimony to give to Congress.
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The association, which has more than 2,500 legal career professionals as members, also tracks the number of lawyers with disabilities and who are openly lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, or L.G.B.T. The report noted that disabled lawyers are "scarce" at the associate and partner levels — only 2015 lawyers across firms.
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After a hearing in June, Vice-Chancellor Glasscock turned down those requests, but warned the committee's lawyers that they would eventually have to justify their decision to plaintiffs' lawyers.
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In 1003, researchers interviewed about 1,200 lawyers in Washington State, where they found nearly 18 percent of lawyers were problem drinkers and about the same percentage suffered from depression.
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That call came the same day that Flynn's lawyers broke off their cooperation agreement with White House lawyers and just days before he took a plea deal from Mueller.
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Manafort was present in court, along with his lawyers and prosecutors from Mueller's office, but none of the lawyers spoke with reporters about what had happened after the hearing.
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Lawyers would often bring sympathetic cases — family breadwinners or newlyweds — to ICE lawyers and ask them to explain why they were continuing to prosecute them despite the priority system.
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Lawyers sparred over the meaning of "some benefit", with Chief Justice John Roberts saying that the Drew's lawyers put their emphasis on "benefit" while the school district underscored "some".
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Instead, an informal process has operated — involving lawyers for Bush voluntarily turning over documents to the committee after lawyers for President Donald Trump tell them what documents to withhold.
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Behind the scenes, Manafort's lawyers and Mueller's lawyers will be doing a lot of talking and bargaining, figuring out what Manafort can say and what he's willing to say.
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Lawyers and professors who study capital punishment say it's hard to pinpoint how many death row inmates are left high and dry by their lawyers when it matters most.
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The complaint said that in recent days lawyers for Sanofi and Regeneron learned Amgen had hired lawyers to pursue patent infringement litigation related to Amgen's work on that treatment.
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One Texas federal judge was so shocked by federal lawyers' repeated lies he ordered a blistering five-part remedy that would supervise ethics training for hundreds of Justice lawyers.
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Lawyers for the victims have filed at least three suits in the United States, the host country of the United Nations, which Justice Department lawyers have argued are invalid.
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During a period of less than a week, at least 2709 lawyers and their families were detained in a nationwide swoop according to China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group.
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Beyond the civil damages, lawyers said that the ruling on Tuesday could also give fresh ammunition to Mr. Kerviel's lawyers, who are seeking to have his criminal conviction reviewed.
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"It's only after she meets her lawyers and her lawyers tell her about the pot at the end of the rainbow, a billion dollars from Leslie Wexner," Dershowitz said.
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New York legal services firm Axiom, for example, told Reuters it had more than 200 data privacy lawyers working on GDPR projects - about a sixth of all its lawyers.
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Last week, a host of lawyers, including conservative Republicans from the Federalist Society, released statements against Whitaker's appointment, and lawyers in Maryland asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene.
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Another issue for the Democrats: Kavanaugh's records are being screened by a group of lawyers working for Bush and by a team of lawyers from the Department of Justice.
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The Lawyers' Committee is a nonprofit that was formed in 1963 at the request of President John F. Kennedy, who sought to involve private lawyers in civil rights cases.
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Environmental opposition: Federal scientists and lawyers, told by the Trump administration to undo regulations, have embedded data into technical documents that environmental lawyers are using to challenge the rollbacks.
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On Tuesday, The Times reported that Mr. Manafort's lawyers have been telling Mr. Trump's lawyers what the special counsel asked Mr. Manafort and what the latter said in response.
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At a hearing in September, Chris Seeger, one of the principal lawyers representing the retired players, said nearly 1,000 former players had signed dubious contracts with lenders and lawyers.
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There should be a legislative fix that permits private lawyers with security clearances to use experts and challenge the merits of withholding decisions on equal footing with government lawyers.
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Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, was among the lawyers in Mr. Starr's office, which was accused by Mr. Clinton's lawyers of violating grand jury secrecy rules.
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Because many detainees meet their lawyers for the first time shortly before their hearings, immigration lawyers said the new policy would significantly affect their ability to represent their clients.
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Because civil rights lawyers say prosecutors in New York almost never acknowledge using the devices, defendants are typically in the dark and defense lawyers are kept from raising challenges.
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"A court's inherent authority has never been used to take 75 percent of the fees from lawyers clients hired and give it to lawyers they did not," Watts said.
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This follows a split between Levandowski's lawyers and Uber's lawyers: Levandowski, seeking to protect himself, had invoked his Fifth Amendment rights in the case, which potentially imperiled Uber's case.
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"TU did not educate anyone," the plaintiffs' lawyers wrote in a court filing Friday opposing a motion by Trump's lawyers to resolve one of the suits in his favor.
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Detentions during check-ins are something immigration lawyers across the country have been observing with growing frequency, according to Greg Chen, policy director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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His lawyers, from the American Civil Liberties Union and other advocacy groups, argued that a provision in immigration law implicitly requires the government to provide lawyers for immigrant minors.
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They also demonstrate how corresponding adjustments to the roles still played by full-fledged lawyers — most notably, judges — should enable the system to generate more justice with fewer lawyers.
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Defendants on trial for their lives long received incompetent lawyers: lawyers who fell asleep in court, showed up drunk, used racial slurs to refer to their clients, and worse.
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" - Tony, 35 "Lawyers egos are off the charts.
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Intellectual property attorney Grant Gulovsen, one of the lawyers who competed against the AI in the study, said the task was very similar to what many lawyers do every day.
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Part 2 of the Netflix documentary series will follow Steven Avery's lawyers attempting to prove his innocence as his nephew Brendan Dassey's lawyers argue that his confession was obtained improperly.
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In a sworn statement, one of those lawyers, Lawrence Gerzog, told the court that he had given Fisher free legal services in exchange for office space, among several other lawyers.
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To reel out a list of overwhelmingly white, male lawyers and then deem them to be "most powerful," simply replicates the very thing that many artists — and lawyers alike — protest.
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But defense lawyers said their clients were the victims of overzealous detectives in the Police Department's organized crime unit, who the lawyers said were desperate to break a big case.
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Jackson did not set a deadline for the lawyers to submit more information about a proposed bond package, but said the lawyers should do it as soon as they're ready.
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However, Justice Department lawyers say the ACLU lawyers had agreed to keep them informed about when the teen would have the procedure, which was purportedly paid for with private funds.
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" Bannon dumps on Trump's lawyers - Daily Beast : " Steve Bannon spoke on the phone with his old boss, Donald Trump, on Monday and offered a message: get yourself some new lawyers.
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It was paid for by plaintiffs' lawyers who are suing Fitbit, and was conducted with a consumer-grade electrocardiogram – not a true clinical device, as implied by the plaintiffs' lawyers.
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But still, lawyers for Google were wreathed in smiles after their big victory, laughing and hugging each other as Oracle lawyers huddled grimly on the other side of the courtroom.
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The court refused the applications of 1,030 lawyers who wanted to represent the teachers, saying it would limit the defense's representation to three lawyers for the duration of the trial.
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Mr. Trump's lengthy litigation history also reveals a rocky road strewn with many lawyers and, more tellingly, few lawyers who have represented him or his businesses on an ongoing basis.
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"I'm disappointed that Mr. Avery's appellate lawyers are allowing him to continue to file pleadings with the court on his own - that's what lawyers are hired to do," he said.
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It is unreasonable to expect people who are not technologists or lawyers to understand how a product engineered by thousands of technologists and lawyers would one day screw them over.
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Lawyers from Justice Action Center, Innovation Law Lab and the American Immigration Lawyers Association argued that the policy was "plainly illegal" and that it would cause immediate and irreparable harm.
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Prosecutors are proposing that Concord's lawyers file a brief by May 25, and that government lawyers file a response by June 85033, with a court hearing coming sometime after that.
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But putting aside the specifics of this case, however intriguing, Wadler's lawyers make a broader point about companies claiming privilege to defend against whistleblower suits by former in-house lawyers.
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In their petition seeking Supreme Court review, Mr. Buck's new lawyers said that his trial lawyers had been ineffective and that Mr. Buck's death sentence was infected by racial bias.
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Then again, accountants and lawyers close to Epstein were said to be hiring their own criminal defense lawyers, raising the hope that the wider, systemic failure here might be exposed.
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As we reported, Johnny's lawyers, Laura Wasser and Blair Berk, along with Amber's lawyers, Pierce O'Donnell and Samantha Spector, crafted a settlement after Amber was grilled Saturday during a deposition.
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CNN has reported McGahn's lawyers did not give Trump's lawyers a full debriefing on McGahn's interviews with special counsel Robert Mueller's team, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Strang: There are literally tens of thousands of criminal defense lawyers and other lawyers in this country alone who do, every day, the types of things you saw us doing.
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Mr. Flynn's firing of his lawyers was revealed in a court filing on the same day that an audio recording that his previous lawyers gave to investigators was made public.
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And it's a blow to Mr. Trump, who has overplayed his hand, because Mr. Mueller may now be able to delve into the Trump lawyers' conversations with Mr. Manafort's lawyers.
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Progress has been scant in part because the judge and lawyers are still hashing out what classified information the defense lawyers, accused terrorists and public can see at the court.
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The judge determined that the lawyers were adequately representing Mr. Davis, and warned that new lawyers could delay the trial by another two to three years, but Mr. Davis insisted.
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Atrium lays off lawyers, explains pivot to legal tech Moving forward, the Justin Kan-founded startup will focus on its software for startups navigating fundraising, hiring and collaborating with lawyers.
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Chipotle's lawyers at Messner Reeves argued that the plaintiffs' lawyers had compromised their clients' interests by urging them to join the court case, thereby potentially waiving their right to arbitrate.
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"People with good lawyers, and I presume Facebook executives can afford good lawyers, do a good job of gaming the 10b5-1 plans," said Cox, who specializes in securities law.
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Now, 25 class action complaints, 225 million pages of Apple materials, and a series of in-person mediations later, Apple's lawyers and the plaintiffs' lawyers have arrived at a settlement.
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His lawyers added that there was no apparent way for fathers to pay child support to New York foster care agencies, a claim echoed by other lawyers in similar cases.
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Last month, Chief Gallagher sued two of his former lawyers and United American Patriots, alleging that his lawyers tried to delay the case to increase fund-raising for the organization.
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But government needs elected officials who embody the qualities of good lawyers, and it only makes sense for lawyers themselves who have an interest in public service to step up.
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Lawyers have begun scouting for women willing to sue, and a Dallas firm has set up a website seeking women who feel their lawyers didn't drive a hard enough bargain.
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But there are many lawyers coming out, top constitutional lawyers, that Ted Cruz cannot run for president, he can't be president because of the fact he was born in Canada.
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An hour and 38 minutes later, Jackson told her lawyers, she was still in the jail cell by herself, bleeding, "and no urgency was demonstrated by your staff," the lawyers wrote.
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Uber's lawyers show off "Spider", the lidar project Waymo now says mirrors their own Levandowski recently invoked his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination, against the advice of Uber's lawyers.
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While none of the lawyers are accused in the report of criminal wrongdoing, Global Witness said 12 of the 13 lawyers its investigator had met with discussed ways to move money.
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And during a CNN interview Monday, campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson pointed out that Curiel is a member of a group of Latino lawyers in California called the La Raza Lawyers Association.
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Ian Head is the co-editor of the Jailhouse Lawyers Handbook, a free legal resource for people in prison published by the Center for Constitutional Rights and the National Lawyers Guild.
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Monsanto's lawyers said a comment made by Johnson's lawyers during the original trial that company executives would be "popping champagne bottles" if Johnson loses, were prejudicial and aimed at inciting jurors.
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Lawyers often become intimately familiar their client's personal and professional lives and, hence, sensible clients are loath to change lawyers and begin the arduous process of relationship building all over again.
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I can help develop the lawyers of the future, to work with these lawyers who are so bright but not necessarily experienced enough, and give them the tools and empower them.
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Never mind that there is an important distinction between lawyers representing clients and lawyers representing causes and that a lawyer is ethically obligated to represent a client regardless of personal opinion.
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The Times reports that Trump's personal lawyers could have exercised attorney-client privilege to know what McGahn planned to tell investigators, but the president's lawyers did not go through that process.
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Over the weekend, the department abruptly replaced the lawyers on the case; some legal experts speculated that this was because those lawyers refused to make further false representations to the courts.
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"I am deeply disappointed that my lawyers had to, that it came to point that my lawyers had to, make the motion they made today," Menendez told reporters outside the courthouse.
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Giuliani declined to comment to either outlet about whose lawyers had been in contact with him, but he told the Journal, "I would assume ones representing Cohen" were among those lawyers.
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Pruitt was also caught sending letters drafted by industry lawyers to EPA on his official Attorney General stationary—lawyers for energy companies who were contributing money to Pruitt's political operations. Sen.
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And lawyers like Gloria Allred should come clean and at least address the issue that was asked by Mr. Rutenberg: What role does enriching lawyers play in allowing these serial settlements?
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He ordered prosecutors and defense lawyers to present briefs on the question by May 10, including a proposed list of witnesses, some of whose identities are not known to the lawyers.
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Conversations between lawyers and their clients are normally considered bound by attorney-client privilege, but there are exceptions when lawyers prepare public documents that are filed on behalf of their client.
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His lawyers and lawyers for Mr. Trump have been working round-the-clock with a court-appointed master to determine which of the files are protected by the lawyer-client privilege.
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The convictions on murder and weapons charges were vacated this past February, after the Innocence Project and lawyers working with them filed a petition, said Hayes Hunt, one of the lawyers.
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Most corporations have remained willing to pay for seasoned lawyers to resolve high-stakes legal matters, but they have been increasingly reluctant to subsidize additional costs like training entry-level lawyers.
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"Other lawyers — maybe not the ones at this table, but other lawyers for the president — are in the courts saying the exact opposite of what they're telling you today," Schiff said.
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"Other lawyers, maybe not the ones at this table, but other lawyers for the President, are in the court saying the exact opposite of what they're telling you today," Schiff added.
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Kian's lawyers asked the judge to force prosecutors to identify the co-conspirators in the case, one of whom is clearly Flynn, based on court records and statements from Flynn's lawyers.
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Mr. Brownback has condemned the existing system for choosing justices, in which a committee of five lawyers (selected by their peers) and four non-lawyers (appointed by the governor) provides candidates.
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Prosecutors have higher level and broader clearances than defense lawyers and, in many instances, get to decide what information and evidence the defense lawyers are entitled to see in trial preparation.
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Lawyers who attend earn legal credits (several lawyers said they eagerly awaited a panel discussion on the arcane matter known as shareholder appraisal rights, a topic that makes nonlawyers' eyes roll).
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But to a team of constitutional lawyers and ethics lawyers, the pending Peruvian petitions are emblematic of the legal and moral perils in Mr. Trump's continued ownership of his business empire.
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That will happen after prosecutors and defense lawyers argue how much, if any, money Shkreli should be ordered to forfeit, and after defense lawyers ask her to overturn the guilty verdicts.
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The MSJDN recently partnered with Bliss Lawyers, a network connecting Fortune 85033 companies with over 20,000 lawyers to help place qualified and experienced military spouse attorneys in temporary and virtual engagements.
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For the purposes of this story, we focused our reporting efforts on U.S. deal lawyers and left other practice types for another day, such as fund formation lawyers and PE litigators.
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And in the Washington area, agents told lawyers that officials had barred detainees from getting legal help, despite a federal judge's order that legal permanent residents be given access to lawyers.
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Lawyers representing a former Fox News producer who had accused Bill O'Reilly of sexual harassment reached a settlement in which her lawyers agreed to work for Mr. O'Reilly after the dispute.
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VW's lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell submitted a sober explanation of why it believes it owes nothing to lawyers who didn't bother to follow Judge Breyer's pre-trial orders for requesting fees.
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They have tried to block Trump's warring band of aides from joining meetings with his lawyers, warning that they could become witnesses or be forced to hire lawyers if they attend.
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Lawyers from Covington & Burling have also declined to comment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lawyers for Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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" Robbins' lawyers said the participant "willingly" responded, "It's beautiful.
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" Robbins' lawyers said Kay's accusations were "false and preposterous.
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Sharon Osbourne is interviewing divorce lawyers ... TMZ has learned.
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"That's why lawyers prepare for those answers," he added. .
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He leads Lawyers and Law Professors for Trump – goplawyers.
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The good news ... the lawyers will make a fortune.
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They became teachers, lawyers, nurses, psychologists, entrepreneurs — and mothers.
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His best explanation for Reza getting lawyers involved -- pettiness.
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Increasingly, tasks normally handled by white-collar workers like lawyers are being handled far more efficiently and effectively by A.I. — according to AI News, a recent study showed A.I. trouncing experienced lawyers in reviewing contracts — the A.I. program took an average of 26 seconds to complete a task that it took lawyers an average of 92 minutes to do; A.I. was accurate 94 percent of the time, while the lawyers were accurate only 85 percent of the time.
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A U.S. judge in December told Shell's U.S. lawyers to give Esther Kiobel documents about Shell's activities in Nigeria, according to her lawyers and a court transcript obtained by protest website royaldutchshellplc.
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I read one of her speeches and she said, I didn&apost understand this a lawyer, she told a group of lawyers that we as lawyers have a higher calling to God.
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Lawyers working with immigrant families separated under the Trump administration's " zero tolerance" immigration policy say that the parents have been so traumatized by their experiences, they treat their own lawyers with suspicion.
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Critics, including leading lawyers and rights groups, note that China's justice system is controlled by the Communist Party, and marked by torture and forced confessions, arbitrary detention and poor access to lawyers.
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Almost two thirds of lawyers say they've seen an increase in the total number of people using prenups in recent years, according to a survey from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
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Apple's team of well-paid lawyers really showed Samsung's team of highly-paid lawyers who's boss, thanks to a recent court order banning the sale of Samsung's leading flagship phones from 2012.
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Justin's lawyers have asked the judge to limit any possible damage award to $25k, but in new legal docs Schwartz counters by saying the singer's lawyers have secretly offered more to settle.
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Zuma's lawyers have argued that the inquiry's lawyers should not cross-examine the former president because they say evidence given by other witnesses does not directly implicate Zuma in corruption and fraud.
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The TSC hired lawyers to check if the FCA's summary of the was accurate, and in a statement on Tuesday the lawyers said it was "fair and balanced", with no material omissions.
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"It is the duty of all lawyers to consistently, uncompromisingly uphold and defend human rights," said Edre Olalia, head of the National Union of People's Lawyers and one of the group's organizers.
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Claimants' lawyers stress that Feinberg and Biros are paid by the Church and communicate with a diocese's review board, an arrangement that, the lawyers say, can enable the dioceses to shape outcomes.
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Despite the elevated rhetoric about the role of lawyers in society, the legal ethics rules do little to restrict how lawyers can represent clients who flirt with the edges of the law.
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The Swamp King ignores the advice of his lawyers so often that his legal team has been reduced to a shambles, and the leading lawyers of the nation refuse to defend him.
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Here is how one of the lawyers described what happened next: The lawyers met with their clients in a small room in the District Attorney's office, in the presence of two detectives.
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Many of the cash-advance firms — some of them founded by personal-injury lawyers — rely on other lawyers to send them financially unsophisticated clients who are waiting to collect on legal settlements.
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At the same time, defense lawyers say that a larger array of parents is worried about also becoming a target, and is scrambling to hire lawyers and figure out what to do.
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The social network has hired scores of lawyers and privacy experts to handle the commission's investigation, and Facebook's top privacy officials and lawyers are in regular conversation with officials leading the investigation.
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Federal scientists and lawyers, told to undo regulations that they have worked on for decades, have quietly embedded data into technical documents that environmental lawyers are now using to challenge the rollbacks.
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When Mr. Harris's lawyers told him that the prosecutors were questioning his case, "it created an expectation that the state would do the right thing," one of the lawyers, Vanessa Potkin, said.
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WASHINGTON — Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and adviser, has added to his legal team one of the nation's most prominent trial lawyers, Abbe D. Lowell, his lawyers said on Monday.
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We eventually found a small firm that agreed to represent us, but the imbalance of power between our lawyers and his lawyers led to us accepting an outcome we had not sought.
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Some Justice Department immigration lawyers have expressed worries that denaturalizations could be broadly used to strip citizenship, according to two lawyers who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.
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Lawyers for Congress and lawyers for the executive branch have long disagreed over where to draw the line between lawmakers' power to obtain information and the president's power to keep information secret.
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Our job was to find out what information the reporters had, what information they wanted, go to the lawyers, tell them, and talk to the lawyers about what they wanted to say.
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In the early 2000s, under the new discovery rules, Purdue's lawyers sent the company's documents directly to lawyers working for West Virginia, outside the court record and thus inaccessible to the public.
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According to the report, lawyers for the women reached out to U.S. Soccer's lawyers after the World Cup began two weeks ago to ask if the federation would agree to mediation talks.
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He is accused of helping some of the hijackers with finances and travel arrangements and frequently waives his right to be in court, his lawyers say, because he suffered rectal damage in C.I.A. custody — his lawyers call it rape — and he finds it painful to sit, even on the doughnut shaped pillow his lawyers bring to court.
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Aides expected Mr. Trump to begin meeting with lawyers as early as Sunday to talk about a way forward, but one consensus among administration lawyers and private lawyers consulted by the White House in recent days was that Mr. Trump needed to restrain himself on Twitter, rather than create new problems with impulsive or unfiltered messages.
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Several legal scholars have been critical of the process, saying that a cadre of plaintiffs' lawyers dominate it and, at times, put their own interests ahead of other lawyers involved in a case.
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Though lawyers for Brancaccia and Livia appeared at a closed pre-trial hearing in Rome on Tuesday where charges were formally made, The Times reported a lawyers strike rescheduled their meeting until July.
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Supporters of Proposition 66 want to speed up executions by more quickly providing accused murderers with lawyers, limiting all state appeals to five years and expanding the pool of lawyers who handle appeals.
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Tighe has criticized how fees were distributed to the lawyers, arguing that Seeger stood to earn too much — Seeger's firm was awarded $51.7 million last year — and other lawyers involved wouldn't earn enough.
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Gates's lawyers argued he hadn't violated the order because he was just thanking his supporters, and that neither Gates nor his lawyers had directed Burkman to make any specific comments about the case.
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Opponents, including leading lawyers and rights groups, say China's justice system, where courts are controlled by the Communist Party, is marked by torture and forced confessions, arbitrary detention and poor access to lawyers.
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In 2000 the American Bar Association, after rejecting a proposal to allow lawyers to split fees with non-lawyers, asserted that "the maintenance of a single profession of law" was a core priority.
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" One of J&J's recent tweets criticized plaintiffs' lawyers: "Far from a new theory or insight, plaintiffs' lawyers have resurrected a disproven argument about asbestos in our talc that dates to the 1970s.
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Knut Johnson, one of two lawyers who accompanied Sullivan to the courthouse, said because the testimony was part of an "ongoing investigation," neither Sullivan nor his lawyers wished to discuss details of it.
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According to monitor China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group (CHRLCG), more than 300 lawyers, law firm staff, human rights activists and family members have been questioned, surveiled or detained in the past year.
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Only two trial attorneys from Mueller's office, Andrew Weissmann and Greg Andres, and two appellate lawyers have been in court prosecuting Manafort's Virginia case, while Mueller's team has 17 total lawyers on staff.
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Certainly, not all lawyers in this country disagree with the White House administration's policies, or even its strategies for implementing them, and not everyone is convinced lawyers are the solution to our problems.
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In the latest scathing letter, the lawyers continued to slam the committee — marking a departure from the otherwise typically quiet approach that most lawyers and witnesses involved in this joint probe have taken.
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Over a two-day meeting in September, a high-profile team of defense lawyers rebutted those allegations and argued that the government's case would collapse when tested in court, according to lawyers present.
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Michael Flynn's lawyers recently told lawyers for President Donald Trump that they can no longer discuss special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, The New York Times reported Thursday, citing sources involved with the case.
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Manafort has had hundreds of phone calls with his lawyers and even more with others and has sent emails through his lawyers to outside contacts, the special counsel's office wrote in the filing.
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While some lawyers said it was unlikely that the agents' opinions would be admissible as evidence, it is not unprecedented for lawyers to use federal agents as witnesses to impeach the government's position.
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Justice Department lawyers made the assurance Thursday just hours before a scheduled hearing on a request by the woman's lawyers over a restraining order requiring the 7-year-old's immediate release, Politico reported.
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I have asked the lawyers if they can delay the Census, no matter how long, until the..... Trump and his "lawyers" have some opportunity to fight for the reinstatement of the citizenship question.
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Many of the criminal defense lawyers in any county seat are typically former prosecutors, while the best private lawyers who handle white-collar litigation and other expensive specialties often were once federal prosecutors.
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Because Mr. Manafort no longer had, on paper, a "common interest" with Mr. Trump, his lawyers' communications with Mr. Trump's lawyers could no longer be seen as cloaked with any expectation of confidentiality.
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The organization — which currently has about 50 lawyers on staff — plans to go on a hiring spree and fund training for volunteer lawyers willing to travel to Texas to assist, Mr. Ryan said.
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Soon after the Mueller investigation began, defense lawyers in Washington realized how Mueller was spooking lawyers and lobbyists engaged in foreign work, and began pitching their advice on foreign lobbying registration to clients.
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Over a two-day meeting in September, a high-profile team of defense lawyers rebutted those allegations and argued that the government's case would collapse when tested in court, according to lawyers present.
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More than 80 complaints from law schools, lawyers' associations and individual lawyers poured into the Ontario Judicial Council demanding that Justice Zabel be sanctioned, so public trust could be restored to the bench.
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"They are preempting the president's lawyers, who we know will make false arguments, and they are meeting those arguments before the president's lawyers get their chance because they won't be rebutted," Schumer said.
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He and Mr. Liu were told that Mr. Xie did not want them as his lawyers, and Mr. Xie was represented at the trial by lawyers who accepted much of the prosecution's case.
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According to people familiar with their decisions, well-known Washington lawyers decided to pass up the opportunity because Trump appears to be a difficult client and has rebuked some of his lawyers' advice.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Lawyers for former Georgia Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili have filed a Swiss criminal complaint against Credit Suisse relating to allegations of money laundering, one of the lawyers told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The Thread RE: CHINESE LAWYERS Alex W. Palmer wrote about the plight of China's human rights lawyers, who, when faced with their country's political repression, often have to choose between acquiescence or imprisonment.
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Judge Alsup allowed the workers' lawyers at Keller Lenkner to conduct limited discovery to find out the extent to which DoorDash and its lawyers at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher had influenced CPR's new protocol.
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Cravath may be basking in the good graces of associate lawyers after it raised associate salaries to $180,000 from $160,000 last year, the first increase in nearly a decade for such beginning lawyers.
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Though FARA has an exception for lawyers who are performing legitimate legal work on behalf of a foreign client, it does require lawyers who attempt to influence US government policy matters to register.
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After some high-profile settlements and court decisions that favored disability rights, advocates and defense lawyers say that plaintiffs' lawyers, some of whom did not work in this space before, have taken notice.
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There's a reason why folks don't love lawyers and in part, lawyers make the best argument, they're required to make the best argument on behalf of their client, even if it's B.S., often.
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Democratic National Committee lawyers even suggested he may be dead.
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Ghosn's lawyers were not reachable outside business hours in Japan.
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But Elliott has lawyers who specialize in leveraging legal rules.
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Lawyers for Ailes did not respond to requests for comment.
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The committee subpoenaed Mr. Shkreli and wrangled with his lawyers.
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"We hope that these lawyers will be released," said Gabriel.
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One of Trump's personal lawyers, Jay Sekulow, disputes the reports.
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But the lawyers and their families are not entirely cowed.
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Lawyers for the many other defendants have done the same.
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"My lawyers don't write answers, I write answers," he said.
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Lawyers for the hotel said the claim had no merit.
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Manafort and his lawyers have disputed the charges against him.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs declined to comment on the filing.
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His lawyers filed motions to dismiss both counts against him.
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He blamed the "virtual army" of lawyers on the case.
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But Bashir's lawyers say he has refused to do that.
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Lawyers have been instructed and we are not commenting further.
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Lawyers said the refunds were a warning to the sector.
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I spoke with lawyers, a forensic pathologist, and an oceanographer.
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Here's hoping (for them, at least) their lawyers accept bitcoin.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Lawyers of ousted Nissan Motor Co Ltd (7201.
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Manafort's lawyers have denied he colluded with the Russian government.
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Lawyers for Joon and the clinic did not return messages.
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The lawyers contend that indicated possible problems with the drugs.
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His lawyers argued the terms of the agreement were ambiguous.
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The department's lawyers are reportedly already preparing to investigate it.
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Xu's lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The Covington lawyers, too, have been roped into that case.
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Manafort's lawyers said any incorrect statements by him were unintentional.
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Lawyers for Leissner and Ng could not be reached immediately.
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Nonetheless, EU lawyers and politicians are renowned for their ingenuity.
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He was released 30 minutes later, his lawyers tell CNN.
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The consumers' lawyers did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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Lawyers for both men were not immediately available for comment.
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The team of personal lawyers was happy with the result.
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Lawyers say they brought about two dozen children with them.
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His lawyers said the device interfered with his daily jogging.
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Trump's lawyers declined to speak with CNN following Wednesday's proceedings.
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Hundreds of lawyers marched in a rare protest on Thursday.
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Fairfax and its lawyers said they were reviewing the decision.
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Lawyers representing the defendants had previously demanded a public hearing.
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Congressional lawyers had called Trump's legal challenge a delay tactic.
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As NBC News noted, Shkreli's lawyers are opposing the forfeiture.
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That, according to the Cellinos' lawyers, was a fatal oversight.
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"The injunction immediately harms the public," Justice Department lawyers wrote.
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Both men were skilled lawyers, jurists, and dedicated public servants.
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The lawyers made no mention of a potential executive order.
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And so they need more lawyers to do it well.
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Morrow's lawyers went through it with a fine tooth comb.
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Lawyers of the families condemned the verdict as politically motivated.
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His lawyers' court filing states the arrest happened in Seattle.
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NOT BY LAWYERS AND BUREAUCRATS HERE IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL.
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Defense lawyers said their clients are innocent of criminal wrongdoing.
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Trujillo's lawyers had asked the court for no prison time.
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Mr Cohen's government pursuers were comprehensively outwitted by his lawyers.
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Others on the DHS list are journalists, organizers, and lawyers.
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Government anti-trust lawyers — and much of the country — scoffed.
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Bennett and his lawyers have also not responded to inquiries.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs were not immediately available for comment.
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He said his lawyers have advised him not to comment.
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His lawyers did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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"We need to have lawyers who reflect society," he said.
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She has consulted with more than half a dozen lawyers.
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Judge was in DC Friday meeting his lawyers, HuffPost reported.
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Manafort's lawyers argued it wasn't relevant and would be prejudicial.
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Lawyers for Olan and Blaszczak could not immediately be reached.
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Instead, Bush's lawyers just held back those documents from senators.
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Lawyers of the president claim the story is 100% false.
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Foundation Care lawyers have denied the allegations in court filings.
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Two of Berkowitz's defense lawyers spoke to Reuters on Monday.
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Trump's lawyers dismissed nearly all of that testimony as hearsay.
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A spokeswoman for her lawyers said they would not comment.
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Sondland declined to comment to the Post through his lawyers.
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There are government lawyers filling in on an acting basis.
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Lower level lawyers sometimes participate in lieu of top officials.
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Paralegals have some legal training, but they are not lawyers.
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Daub's lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Trump's lawyers will then present their arguments for his acquittal.
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Orta's lawyers quickly — and repeatedly — declined Hall's requests for interviews.
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Defense lawyers trumpeted the number as evidence of a scheme.
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The lawyers are considering what their next move will be.
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Lawyers for Papadopoulos are not discussing the matter right now.
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Both lawyers declined to provide a statement on the ruling.
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Larger companies would hire more lawyers, accountants and the like.
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I met with many lawyers after I interviewed Leena Alam.
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EXCLUSIVE: JUDGES AND LAWYERS SAY AMENDMENTS WOULD REMOVE IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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His lawyers say that's required according to her employment contract.
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But lawyers for the federal government have a different take.
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Those lawyers are scheduled to present their opening arguments Tuesday.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers brush aside the distinction being drawn by Volkswagen.
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Not by lawyers and bureaucrats here in the nation's capital.
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Lawyers for Steele did not return a request for comment.
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But he didn't turn up, and neither did his lawyers.
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To the Editor: A new tactic for criminal defense lawyers?
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Manafort's lawyers also pressed two separate challenges to the indictment.
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Updated with comment from WikiLeaks and lawyers for George Papadopoulos.
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Lawyers for Salah Abdeslam at the Brussels justice palace Monday.
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The lawyers for Pambakian and Rad sharply criticized that move.
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Lawyers complain that even uncontroversial deals are being held up.
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The law has also been used against journalists and lawyers.
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Van der Zwaan is a "trained attorney," Flynn's lawyers wrote.
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Lawyers for Avenatti did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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Her lawyers say the military is trying to silence her.
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Lawyers will argue that one until the cows come home.
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So lawyers will raise their rates to account for this.
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Lawyers for Weinstein did not immediately respond to requests comment.
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As his lawyers, we are compelled to address that issue.
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Since the London episode, Six4Three's lawyers have tried to quit.
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Lawyers for Kalfas did not respond to requests for comment.
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Viacom's lawyers argued that "Stephen Colbert" was their intellectual property.
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Trump lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Attempts to reach their lawyers for comment were unsuccessful Tuesday.
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Now, the lawyers can decide if the laws were broken.
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The president's lawyers made three broad claims for their client.
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And his accusers have shown that they have lawyers too.
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There simply aren't enough public interest lawyers to go around.
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Lawyers for the two other brothers could not be found.
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Other defense lawyers did not respond to requests for comment.
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His lawyers said he is devastated but did nothing wrong.
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The hearing is set to be a parade of lawyers.
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Lawyers for Stevens were not immediately available for comment Monday.
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Her defense lawyers have not returned PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Lawyers for Al Jarah, Bond and Whiteley declined to comment.
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Lawyers for Tanner and Davenport painted a very different picture.
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Its lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Stadler's and Hatz's lawyers were not immediately available for comment.
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According to Mr Abyzov's lawyers, the reality was somewhat different.
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Lawyers on both sides said Poirier netted $750,000 after taxes.
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In practice, lawyers say, judges often exchange information with prosecutors.
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But unscrupulous lawyers will do so, the Panama Papers showed.
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The defense lawyers left court without comment after the sentencing.
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Lawyers for Ogles did not respond to requests for comment.
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His lawyers made it clear they would resist those efforts.
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CNN reported the action by Trump's lawyers earlier Thursday afternoon.
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However, inmates are allowed unlimited meeting time with their lawyers.
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Kelley: I think we both at our cores are lawyers.
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Defense lawyers have said they planned to appeal the verdict.
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I have some lawyers, they just keep sending me papers.
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Only lawyers will get a substantial chunk of the settlement.
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The business and professional sector also includes lawyers and accountants.
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Because it's infringing its trademark, and making its lawyers cry.
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About a dozen lawyers threw rocks at reporters and protesters.
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Lawyers for the two did not dispute the fake IDs.
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The government's lawyers pointed to gun companies' own marketing materials.
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Avery's defense lawyers earned the title of national sex symbols.
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Masculine names are connected with professions like lawyers or doctors.
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It's unclear how his testimony will illustrate the lawyers' missteps.
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But its lawyers don't want to destroy their investment completely.
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Lawyers at Beaumont Costales couldn't be immediately reached for comment.
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Yet Barajas remained employed at the school, the lawyers said.
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No lawyers were listed in court documents for the defendants.
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Both have filed legal docs on their own, without lawyers.
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Lawyers for the news site plan to appeal the case.
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We have American lawyers flying down to Mexico coaching clients.
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Fanelli and her lawyers filed the suit on September 30th.
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One of Deltour's lawyers William Bourdon called the verdict "scandalous".
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Court records do not indicate whether the parents have lawyers.
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Executives have paranoid lawyers crawling around them all the time.
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I emailed plaintiffs' lawyers in the animation case to ask.
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German policymakers are often lawyers, French ones more frequently economists.
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That, his lawyers argue, amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.
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Still, lawyers and bankers say the SEC's act has improved.
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Some lawyers say a legal loophole is partly to blame.
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I asked about whether incumbent lawyers are threatened by Upsolve.
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Most lawyers blanch at the judiciary's return to the headlines.
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When lawyers switch into banking, they often take this approach.
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Guzman's lawyers are appealing a May ruling ordering the transfer.
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And what was the thinking at the time about lawyers?
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Likewise, Everlaw is doing something similar for lawyers and litigation.
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Family lawyers are conducting their own investigation into the hanging.
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His lawyers did not immediately return a request for comment.
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Tax lawyers assess these matters according to a specific code.
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Lawyers for Scott's relatives said they accepted the plea deal.
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But HighSpeed said it vetted its business idea with lawyers.
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Kara Swisher: You have a lot of lawyers, too. Yeah.
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Lawyers on both sides will present their closing arguments today.
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Apart from lawyers, who else do you have advising you?
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It is unclear whether Darvasi and Waldman have hired lawyers.
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Neither he nor his lawyers responded to requests for comment.
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Lawyers believe that about 5,000 fathers were denied extended leave.
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Lawyers for Tuzman did not respond to requests for comment.
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Cube and Dre ... don't cut your lawyers loose just yet.
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Such deals are much better for lawyers than for employees.
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Their lawyers declined comment to PEOPLE, citing the pending motions.
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Lawyers acting for Redstone reached preliminary settlement over the lawsuit.
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He stacked the deck with a lot of Democratic lawyers.
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"A clampdown on war veterans has commenced," the lawyers said.
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To blame their lawyers, defendants typically have to waive privilege.
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Every other commercial on the radio is personal injury lawyers?
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Lawyers for the other defendants could not immediately be identified.
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Doctors and lawyers have knowledge and get paid for it.
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The lawyers representing the company declined to comment on Wednesday.
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The lawyers also presented their concerns to the Supreme Court.
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These lawyers are part of the activities directly at issue.
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When Mr. Cohen's lawyers pushed back, Judge Wood was blunt.
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Greece and Italy have almost 400 lawyers per 100,000 residents.
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Although some lawyers resist change, many senior judges do not.
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Activists and lawyers say such depositions could help curb trafficking.
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Cosby's lawyers claimed unsealing the records would invade his privacy.
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He said he'll consult with his lawyers before the meeting.
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The lawyers of the former executives involved declined to comment.
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Neither they nor their lawyers could be reached for comment.
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The families lawyers' did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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Cosby's lawyers did not return a call for further comment.
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Three of the five lawyers have donations in FEC records.
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Cantú declined to comment, citing the advice of his lawyers.
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PEOPLE has been unable to reach their lawyers for comment.
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Troublesome alpha clients, on the other hand, constantly change lawyers.
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Defense lawyers declined to comment as they left the courthouse.
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Lawyers I spoke to described leaking as a slippery slope.
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Sometimes, lawyers promoting their availability run afoul of festival promoters.
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Moreover, the lawyers say the agreements are unenforceable and vague.
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White House lawyers will meet Mueller's team later this week.
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The palace's lawyers had asked for $1.6 million in damages.
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His lawyers have not responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Who needs lawyers when you can have severe intestinal distress?
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Read This Next: Women Lawyers are Being Driven to Drink
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I wouldn't find the lawyers who will defend my interest.
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His lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Järlström's lawyers have filed a suit rejecting the proposed judgement.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs in these two cases — Philliben v.
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He is respected by judges, law professors and lawyers alike.
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Problem is ... Robson's lawyers can't find Chandler, who's now 36.
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The defendants' lawyers had argued the woman consented to sex.
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The Bahraini sheikh's lawyers have said those accusations are false.
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"Lawyers are free ... down, down with this law," they chanted.
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Cosby then left the courthouse with his lawyers and publicist.
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His lawyers are expected to start presenting evidence on Monday.
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Lawyers for the Eagles were not immediately available for comment.
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Lawyers for the Obama administration argued in support of Montgomery.
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Stone's lawyers did not reply to a request for comment.
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Lawyers for both men were not immediately available to comment.
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Same goes for superstar human rights lawyers and superhuman entertainers.
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Lawyers with laptops sitting on airport floors drafted legal documents.
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This is a historic document that's been optimized around lawyers.
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Corporate tax lawyers would find their human capital substantially diminished.
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Information on their lawyers, if any, was unavailable on Tuesday.
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Lawyers for the defendants could not be reached for comment.
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After all, aren't trial lawyers supposed to be the tools?
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Lawyers disagree on whether dodgy accounting constitutes an impeachable offense.
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Politicians, educators, lawyers and business leaders round out the committee.
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For years activists, lawyers and artists gathered above his shop.
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Greenberg's lawyers declined to comment on the Supreme Court action.
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Lawyers criticise an overly rigid interpretation of the subsidiarity principle.
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Administering the mobsters' former businesses provides lucrative opportunities for lawyers.
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Hundreds of lawyers and activists have been harassed or jailed.
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" He laughs, adding: "I hope that keeps the lawyers happy!
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During the trial, the lawyers on Simpson's defense team — a.k.a.
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"Plaintiffs lawyers have been very successful in Delaware," said Strine.
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Charities and lawyers will listen to future developments with interest.
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In answer to the second, the lawyers are already circling.
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Government lawyers were careful not to oversell the potential agreement.
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Other excellent lawyers will defend the order vigorously in court.
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Lawyers help clients with a broad range of legal matters.
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Nelson's lawyers are pinning their hopes on four specific lawsuits.
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Most of the others were lawyers, businessmen and career politicians.
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His lawyers did not reply to a request for comment.
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Cohen's lawyers have stated that he has done nothing improper.
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Mr. Redstone's lawyers rejected the suggestion that he was manipulated.
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Reputable businessmen, bankers, lawyers, and others numbered among its members
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Their lawyers, by contrast, received an average of $2900 million.
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AND THE SECOND THING IS, YOU ALWAYS IGNORE THE LAWYERS.
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The order bars the lawyers from making the information public.
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Their lawyers say their comments were offensive but not criminal.
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers presented clashing depictions of the defendants.
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Lawyers for both defendants were unavailable for comment Monday afternoon.
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Together, the two lawyers plough into a field of perversity.
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The company sells its services to consumers and other lawyers.
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The lawyers in a motion for trial preference on Nov.
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Plaintiffs lawyers view the Volkswagen case as a potential goldmine.
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Some lawyers are already pushing the law to its extremes.
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Cohen's lawyers suggested four former prosecutors from the Southern District.
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Its lawyers make a strong argument for Supreme Court review.
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There was no immediate comment from Lario or her lawyers.
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An appeal seemed unlikely given Leon's smackdown of government lawyers.
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Now, even some of his lawyers have changed their tune.
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LOS ANGELES — In Hollywood, everyone knows the go-to lawyers.
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In both cases, lawyers said the merger agreements were impenetrable.
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Trump and his lawyers plainly believe these claims have merit.
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Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh (D) slammed the lawyers' request.
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Lawyers for Epstein did not respond to requests for comment.
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The topics were turned into 49 questions by Trump's lawyers.
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"She has never doubted her father's innocence," said his lawyers.
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In Thursday's filing, Mr. Trump's lawyers called that move unprecedented.
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I actually told my lawyers, I said, 'Sue him anyway.
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The same is not supposed to be true for lawyers.
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Lawyers for the other defendants could not be immediately identified.
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Lawyers for Mr. Velazquez and Mr. Lemons declined to comment.
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And there's no guarantee they'll have lawyers to help them.
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Trump's lawyers have warned him against sitting down with Mueller.
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Lawyers for Mr. Elam did not return requests for comment.
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Special counsels tend to be highly respected lawyers or judges.
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It expands the availability of lawyers to handle these appeals.
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According to Bakaj's lawyers, DHS has nearly completed its investigation.
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Those documents would be prepared by lawyers on both sides.
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Director, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice Boston
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That is 1.5 million future doctors, lawyers, farmers and teachers.
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Lawyers for both defendants have said their clients will testify.
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Cohen's lawyers did not immediately return a request for comment.
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Everything is run through lawyers, and it's much more constraining.
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"I don't want lawyers, plumbers, or electricians," she would say.
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His lawyers, however, assured Brazilian prosecutors that Batista would return.
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Then came a broad crackdown on activist lawyers last year.
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It was unclear whether Darvasi and Waldman have hired lawyers.
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Manafort's lawyers declined a request by The Guardian to comment.
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Lawyers for Palin could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Lawyers for Gezer and Karimch could not be immediately identified.
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John Baker, to reinstate the three lawyers to the case.
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Unfortunately for consumers, the government courts sided with government lawyers.
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The lawyers claimed their client was unfairly tied to Böhnhardt
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Mr. Pistorius's lawyers said they would not file an appeal.
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Mr. Salerno's lawyers then cite three cases for this principle.
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A committed group of lawyers and community members did so.
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Bayer hires lawyers as Monsanto spying probe widens, Bloomberg reports.
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More than half of all US presidents have been lawyers.
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These lawyers are shortchanging their clients and padding their fees.
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Barr reportedly shared the memo with one of Trump's lawyers.
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His lawyers went on cable television to do the same.
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Immigration lawyers said they plan to consolidate their asylum cases.
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Advocates and lawyers involved in the case say the Aug.
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"Congress is disproportionately filled with lawyers," Goroff told Business Insider.
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Lawyers for the others could not be reached for comment.
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Some human rights lawyers claim that military courts are unconstitutional.
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Defense lawyers said the officers were simply doing their jobs.
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Suddenly, a lot of money was being spent on lawyers.
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It was not known if the players had hired lawyers.
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"But we had to pay lawyers' fees instead," he said.
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Lawyers for Barcha and Carmouze could not immediately be identified.
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The court on Friday rejected the opposition applications, lawyers said.
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Reed's lawyers say his conviction was based on flawed evidence.
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Several lawyers on the case, including Mr. Hunt, were disciplined.
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Giuliani, one of Trump's lawyers, would not characterize the response.
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Her strategy has checked out so far with some lawyers.
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My lawyers will be in touch about a licensing fee.
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Lawyers for the inmates say the plan isn't working, though.
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Farooqui's lawyers challenged the 2016 ruling in Delhi's High Court.
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Lawyers for both women could not be reached for comment.
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Lawyers for Jane Doe declined to comment to the outlet.
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"We'll let the lawyers handle that and deal with it."
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Lawyers for Bishop and Flood could not immediately be reached.
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Lawyers for the protesters were not immediately available for comment.
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We're not the police, lawyers, prosecutors, or anything like that.
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Stephenson's lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Both men have been appointed standby lawyers by the court.
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Lawyers said it would be difficult for him to return.
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Committee lawyers would do an extensive examination of his record.
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Herzer's lawyers have said she planned to appeal the decision.
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During the trial, Hamilton and Gunn sat behind their lawyers.
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Those incarcerated are unable to easily speak with their lawyers.
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Lawyers tend to work these hours that are more typical.
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Their lawyers did not immediately reply to requests for comment.
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The preview that Cheibani and his lawyers got was discouraging.
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On January 18th, the lawyers all met in his office.
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His lawyers have said the boy's death was an accident.
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Starwood's lawyers will seek collateral from Anbang — mainly American assets.
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Meanwhile, Dr. Luke's lawyers have continued to deny the allegations.
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Lawyers for Hickey did not respond to requests for comment.
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Lawyers for Aluko and Omokore could not be immediately identified.
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Judges and lawyers can be especially wary of new technology.
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He tweets prolifically and loosely, often ignoring his lawyers' advice.
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Teva's lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Reuters could not immediately reach the lawyers for the five.
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Lawyers for Cosby did not immediately respond to similar requests.
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Mistakes like these have happened before, even to Facebook's lawyers.
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Its staff includes economists, public policy analysts, lawyers and editors.
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Manafort's lawyers placed much of the blame on Rick Gates.
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Lawyers for Picard could not immediately be reached for comment.
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HHS needs to get the right answers from its lawyers.
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