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He said the lawyers were likely careful not to interfere in the investigators' work, but that doesn't mean the investigation was neutral.

Scrounging for work, he called lawyers in the firm's other practice areas, trying to market himself to pick up hours.

The judge said lawyers acting for the children had failed to show that McDonald's products presented a danger unknown to consumers.

The next morning the barber found a dozen lawyers waiting for a free haircut.

He knew a lot of lawyers who defended people they knew were guilty. Politicians were all corrupt, he thought.

The only group detested enough to be a suitable butt for barbed humor is lawyers.

Police vans and several fire trucks lined the streets near the building and a large area around the lawyers'offices was cordoned .

Cash reserves can be used up in the blink of an eye when in the company of lawyers.

If he be not at to beat over matters, and to call up one thing to prove and illustrate another, let him study the lawyers' cases.

Finally, just as the patents expired, RCA offered a settlement so low that it would not even cover Armstrong 's lawyers' fees.

"He talked and he talked and that is all he did, " said Aaron Goldstein, one of Mr Blagojevich's lawyers.

He said the lawyers were delighted to win the case, but their client was even more pleased.

You get the feeling that the original draft of Mason's letter was a lot bolder before the lawyers got to it sucked out most of its spirit.

The courts may order the formation of a committee of doctors, lawyers, accountants and other parties to evaluate legal decisions, he said.

Lawyers for Katherine Jackson said the singer had supported his mother financially during his career.

But I was already an emotional wreck, and the thought of thrashing out the details through dueling lawyers filled me with dread.

She says prosecutors were not able to present all the evidence they wanted in the case in which defense lawyers did not call any witnesses.

His lawyers will be able to speak for him in court, but he will not have to answer questions directly.

(Yes, he did. ) The reason why the lawyers were wary was that e-mail cannot be destroyed.

Stick it out with the lawyers. They'll get to you eventually.

Nato lawyers are trying to work out how the laws of war operate in cyberspace.

The lawyers' prescient observations eventually led to the recognition of a common law right to privacy in the United States.

At the airport, Mr Chaudhry was manhandled by the police and his retinue of lawyers was ordered to leave Karachi.

The board decided to say nothing, after seeking advice on its obligations from two outside lawyers, who agreed it could remain silent.

If it was America, they would have kept the trains running and hired a few more lawyers and a top PR firm. Well done China.

Lawyers who allow themselves to be in such a conflict are in a position to do injustice which inevitably can taint and corrupt the system.

That's all well and good, but it sounds like the sort of narrow fixes preferred by SEC lawyers who haven't spent much time on WallStreet.

As the company's lawyers wrote in one court filing, "That this case is large and complex is an understatement. "

Specialist lawyers and accountants said the rules were vague but that Mr Chen would not usually be required to pay tax on a share sale.

Contacted by telephone, he said the money had not been paid because his lawyers were preparing to appeal.

Overall, the two lawyers said that none of the terms really surprised them, and that customers do not have much to worry about.

None of the lawyers seems to have been disturbed by the fact that all the recommended techniques were illegal.

Bentu says his boss told him not to worry, that the company's U. S. lawyers made sure the deals with Iran were legal.

He said the changes risked creating a bonanza for common-law lawyers and a growth in US - style employment litigation.

Women who qualified as accountants or lawyers do not generally have MBAs: others got into a fast-paced career and never looked back.

Although this seems to be a technical matter of interest only to financiers and their highly-paid tax lawyers, it has a broader relevance.

Assange's lawyers have said he will fight extradition to Sweden, for fear he could be turned over to the United States.

On our part, we have referred the matter to our lawyers to see how best her rights and interests can be protected.

His lawyers are trying to obtain access to the administrator's home computer to establish whether she downloaded any of the pictures.

Practicing associations of two or more foreign practicing lawyers or law firms that share neither the profits nor the risks.

Police, lawyers and FBI agents were all among the groups who were unable to tell if people were lying.

Lawyers are still pondering precisely how much legal force these guidelines will have.

Both lawyers agreed Apple should clarify some of the language in the document to make it easier for customers to understand.

His lawyers are asking for daily reports about his condition to see whether prison officials are willfully violating the court order.

But even if the judicial climate seems to have been fairly kind to employers recently, lawyers warn that no one should be complacent.

"We are obviously gratified that the district attorney agreed with my lawyers that this case had to be dismissed, " Mr Strauss-Kahn said.

Benefit consultants, lawyers, engineers or project must follow a different account to any other person working hours.

How the Chinese lawyers managed to persuade the Canadians that the unpopular Mr Lai can be kept safe is hard to see.

It was insanely stupid of me not to have my own lawyers look over all the.

For Wal-Mart, the case could mean billions in damages, though the lawyers for the women haven't specified how much they are seeking.

The last week of conflicting comments won't make settling the matter any easier, lawyers said.

He wrote to his children, his friends, and to lawyers who sent a client his way.

Assange's London lawyers, said that the inclusion of the women's names in the defense documents was an oversight that would be corrected.

"Copyright has largely been the domain of lawyers and of creatives, or professionals like teachers, " he said.

Before launching my own firm, I worked alongside many big-firm lawyers who didn't seem to enjoy what they were doing.

The only group hateful enough to be a suitable butt for barbed humor is lawyers.

Mr Mohamed wanted the court to make public a summary (seen by his lawyers) of his treatment in custody.

As a negotiator, he left the toughest lawyers in the dust, and yet for years he had been fascinated by Zen Buddhism.

Wary of widespread fraud, Mr. Kwong said he had turned down numerous offers from immigration lawyers to be a witness in asylum cases.

Like a small but growing number of Chinese lawyers, he has made it a part of his career to argue cases he knows he probably won't win.

You've got to be careful of these Eastern lawyers. If you are not careful, they'll take you and turn you inside out.

Lawyers for Casablanca said the allegations were fabricated and were confident the case would be dismissed.

The lawyers are now calling for international pressure for an independent scientific review of how the children became infected.

Certified public accountants now enjoy professional status similar to that of doctors or lawyers.

Citing court documents, lawyers said the person who masterminded her slaying was a political figure living inside Russia.

The Joker: Lets wind the clocks back a year , these cops and lawyers wouldnt dare cross any of you. I mean, what happened?

Management experts said the dismissal of chief executives is usually a more stately process, involving lawyers on all sides.

Lawyers are always more ready to get a man into troubles, than out of them.

Bands The two strips hanging from the front of a collar as part of the dress of certain clerics, scholars, and lawyers.

Those that did not lay off any lawyers have frozen hiring and squeezed more work out of their staff. So morale is dismal at many firms.

Prudential declined to specify how much it had paid the exchanges, bankers and lawyers to introduce its shares to Hong Kong and Singapore.

He did not provide details of the deal, citing a confidentiality agreement with lawyers for the former detainees.

It's not easy to prove that an executive intended to deceive shareholders rather than just engaged in sloppy paperwork, say lawyers.

Mr Strauss-Kahn was flanked by his lawyers and his wife looked on as the judge spoke.

The only people who are interested in the book seem to be lawyers.

The publicity is in striking contrast to the many lawyers who have been quietly rounded up in a recent political crackdown.

A few days ago, a traffic warden was beaten by a group of lawyers for stopping a lawyer's motorcycle for a traffic violation on The Mall.

"Company lawyers are looking out for the interests of the company, not the founder, " he says.

Companies could also use the money from a flotation to expand abroad more rapidly, or to poach talented lawyers from rivals.

He tried to hire a lawyer, he said, but lawyers shunned the case for fear of drawing the local government's wrath.

Apart from his captors and lawyers, Aziz, says he has not seen or spoken to a foreigner since the fall of Baghdad.

But he also said his lawyers were reviewing the matter now that Monroe's protectors warned they would sue him if the sale went through.

Wagoner hired bankruptcy lawyers and advisers to begin preparing a contingency plan, said people familiar with the matter.

Ms Kamakahi's lawyers will presumably urge the courts to see through all this and treat it as price-fixing, pure and simple.

The bank said that to be 'prudent, ' it has asked lawyers look into the contracts related to the products.

Last month, these lawyers were told that the case does not hold, then the case was referred to the county environmental safety group.

Unit9 Romantic love has no bearing on this process, say these lawyers, who consider prenups to be business agreements.

The lengthy justifications set out by Bush administration lawyers remind us how legal bureaucratese can empty the law of any real meaning.

Sound reform depends on knowledge to a degree that lawyers do not always appreciate.

Lawyers said the decision could set a precedent for a broad application of the antimonopoly law.

Insurers and company lawyers are arguing about up to what point the money was insured.

His lawyers said he did not break the law.

This took place a year ago, and the long shadow of the law hung over the posters until the club's lawyers dropped the case last week.

The work lawyers do is in fact indispensable for our society. What is more, studying law is often the first step to a career in politics.

McKinnon's lawyers said he would appeal against the decision while his mother asked Barack Obama to intervene.

If the legislation were to become law, many lawyers think China would be likely to challenge it at the WTO--and could well prevail.

Lawyers for Mosley told the court that News of the World was guilty of "a gross and indefensible intrusion of his private life" .

Several lawyers interviewed by the Financial Times agreed that she was likely to receive a commuted death sentence.

The Joker: Where do we begin? A year ago, these cops and lawyers wouldn't dare cross any of you. I mean, what happened?

Thousands of lawyers are fanning out across the United States to be on hand if there is the slightest sign of voting irregularities.

Lawyers shall have the right to a fair hearing, including the right to be assisted by a lawyer of their choice.

After consulting lawyers, the 41-year-old agreed a financial settlement to leave the company.

A police spokesman said the men didn't yet have lawyers and that they had denied any knowledge there were weapons on board.

There was no indication that independent, nongovernmental defense lawyers existed.

Media lawyers in Harare say that there is nothing illegal about the pamphlet in terms of existing legislation.

The employment of those strategies by lawyers is not just a lubricant of human relationship.

Ma Gangquan, one of the lawyers, said the activists were dumbfounded by their treatment.

As Ms Creps's lawyers could have argued: it's not what you know but who you know.

And American judges and lawyers deny (not always plausibly) that they act up for the camera.

At the end of discovery, a pretrial conference between the lawyers and the judge is usually held.

Mr Strauss-Kahn's lawyers have stated only that there was "no element of forcible compulsion" .

"As the firm got bigger, there were all of these lawyers who I didn't know suddenly showing up on my bills, " Mr. Victor said.

Apple has not commented further on the case. Lawyers for Mirror Worlds did not return requests for comment.

Lawyers said the retirees should use legal measures to dispose of the guarantee rather than sell it by themselves.

Observers say, however, that the deck is often stacked against defendants and their lawyers in China from the start.

We have a great nationwide volunteer core of lawyers ready to help.

Murray flew from his home in Houston to Los Angeles last week for negotiations between prosecutors and his lawyers on his surrender.

Regardless, with lawyers across the country preparing lawsuits against Toyota, there's likely to be a clamor for more data.

Instead, I found much of what I found in New York: lawyers spending needless time fighting over insignificant issues.

It recently received a complaint from lawyers acting for a foreign national named in a report on an incident of mass murder.

It had been put together by lawyers and executives who supervised investigations at Fortune 500 companies.

Lawyers had hoped for a decision this week but by Friday there was no judgment.

Apollo is to take advantage of a change that allows banks to operate in multiple US states without a national charter, lawyers say.

She also explicitly rejected the defence lawyers' view that Milan's prosecutors did not have the right to investigate the case.

Mian Mian's lawyer Sun Jingwei told reporters he met with Google's lawyers and was open to negotiating a settlement with the company.

TWO years ago Howrey was one of the world's 100 biggest law firms by revenue, with nearly 700 lawyers in eight countries.

One of his lawyers, Ira Sorkin, added at the time that Mr. Madoff was experiencing high blood pressure and heart palpitations.

Rights groups say the case is part of a larger effort by China to clamp down on lawyers who take on human rights cases.

Some plaintiffs' lawyers said the cost of the settlement could reach $1 billion.

His first bail hearing was cut short over a dispute concerning the legal status of one of his two foreign defense lawyers.

The judges dismissed his lawyers' request, and said that Katsav's position was no reason for leniency.

Children who never come when called will grow up to be doctors. Children who come before they are called will grow up to be lawyers.

Newly qualified lawyers' salaries have also been shooting up in the search for the best talent.

"The defence lawyers, under Libyan law, have the right to appeal to the Supreme Court for a second and last time, " he told SciDev. Net.

If he were not apt to beat over matters, and to call up one thing to prove and illustrate another, let him study the lawyers' cases.

Zaidi's lawyers said he would appeal against the sentence.

You know, 700 dollars for a 20 minute reading over the telephone, that's more than lawyers make.

But the Pharisees and the lawyers rejected the counsel of God for themselves since they had not been baptized by him.

Bertelli was born in Arezzo in 1946, in the heart of Italy's Tuscany region, into a family of prominent lawyers.

Generations of students and lawyers benefitted from his insights, his high expectations and his caring approach to everyone around him.

In the end government lawyers in the capital said that the bus company did not have the right to separate blacks from whites on its buses.

These lawyers, this jury, this straw-and-water judge, these machinations of fate, did not basically disturb or humble or weaken him.

At least one, AQR, had asked its lawyers to grill the fund's prime brokers about the fate of its assets in the event of their demise.

She announced through her lawyers that "she would not even think about registering in the upcoming elections. "

However, the idea of abolishing them have met with disapproval from some lawyers who feel the wigs give them an air of authority.

Copyright lawyers suggested that the court was unlikely to comply with such a demand.

The reason why the lawyers were wary was that e-mail cannot be destroyed.

"The last 10 years have seen a huge growth in the number of IP lawyers employed in firms and in-house, " he said.

Lawyers say this rule has never been implemented or enforced but it keeps many mum on their reasons for expatriation.

The point was clear: people somehow feel shut out of the world of courts and lawyers where justice is supposedly done.

Schmitt said that Wikileaks has retained lawyers to look into the case but that they have been unable to make contact with Manning.

The best way to save money on legal expenses might be to keep lawyers out of the equation.

Lawyers represented Thaksin Shinawatra and his wife, Potjaman, in court in the proceedings at the Supreme Court.

When BHP asks that the pill be struck down in the weeks ahead, it is likely to win the request, say Canadian lawyers.

The expenditures on accounting, auditing, and the employment of lawyers and tax agents during the cancellation of the company.

Teachers, lawyers, doctors, professors and ministers are a few examples of those who will benefit from class work past a bachelor's degree.

A decision in favour of aggrieved investors would greatly increase the number of companies on which trial lawyers could train their sights.

To be sure, lawyers and others have tried to make these distinctions work, tried to pick out the innocent in wars fought among the people.

Underwriters and lawyers have been identified, only the work of accountants is still listed in determining.

It is not supposed to be like this for lawyers, even during the worst of downturns.

A generation ago young people aspired to become lawyers and doctors. Now they yearn to be the next Oscar winner or celebrity pop star.

Finding replacement lawyers who can pick up the slack quickly has been a struggle.

On Friday, lawyers for Britney and her ex-husband Kevin Federline reached a visitation agreement allowing Britney to see her children.

He made a surprise announcement after the mother's lawyers filed a paternity suit last week.

Lawyers who set up in practice must accept supervision by the state, the public and litigants.

The company said their clients include Chinese doctors, lawyers, business leaders, government officials and well-known media personalities.

Quality control is always imperfect; the current qualification system, after all, lets both incompetent and unethical lawyers through.

It had, but the defence lawyers had failed to introduce the DNA test results as evidence.

Apple's lawyers asked him to stop using iPod in the name of his app because it's an Apple trademark.

Police have said one of the lawyers detained in the case was involved in the land deal with Ms. Solisawati.

Israeli lawyers say Britain is the only country exercising universal jurisdiction where no such government "filter" is in place.

Lawyers note that Mr. Pellegrini's full testimony hasn't emerged, and what he said could be challenged.

One disaffected lawyer can do a great deal of damage to the perception of a firm amongst other lawyers.

The deal, Mr. Bogaards said, was initiated by one of Mr. Assange's lawyers in mid-December and was signed in a matter of days.

More disturbing, however, are reports from lawyers that Nigel has been beaten in prison to get his mother to confess to the charges.

Lawyers said the Justice Department would need a very strong case to defeat Goldman.

The lawyers make nothing, but use the service to drum up custom. Clients can test a lawyer's skill before opening their wallets.

The company's lawyers had attempted to gain the upper hand in a patent case by highlighting safety concerns about the company's own product.

LegalZoom now wants to put more of its contract lawyers to work directly for clients at a flat rate.

In New Mexico, lawyers around Mr Richardson have made the case that Bonney was the victim of a miscarriage of justice.

Lawyers said the clause appears to defang the exclusivity pact between Wachovia and Citigroup.

This long-awaited "mixed tribunal" , which combines Cambodian lawyers and judges with international jurists, has always been controversial.

Opportunities for lawyers, accountants, and other professionals are growing along with government oversight of finance, she said.

he trusts the states, not the lawyers, yet he was the first one into federal court to try to halt the hand count.

The artist, horrified, responded with letters from her lawyers, which were met with letters from Yahoo's lawyers.

Young lawyers who arrive ignorant of the power-suit ensemble get a little tutoring from Mr. Gardner 'in a mentoring way, ' he says.

A truck driver amused himself by running over lawyers as they walked down the side of the road.

Like the presidency in 2000, the colour of Congress could have to be decided by lawyers.

Other elder care lawyers say the same. Why are more families turning a personal relationship into a business arrangement?

"All our lawyers told us this was not possible, " says a person close to the company.

Many lawyers and court scholars believe that Mr. Obama would be obliged to choose a woman as his first court selection.

It took the commission five weeks to announce the results and rights lawyers say the delay was an abuse of the electoral law.

The lawyers suggested that the company instead use the terms "mobile download service" or "application download service" .

In the article of "government is different" , what's the purpose that Paul Appleby referred to judges and lawyers time after time?

If the restriction against advertisement that do not specify fee arrangements is removed , more lawyers will advertise their services .

Although the majority of lawyers prosecuted have been acquitted, the long, demeaning process of investigation is severe punishment.

He was with his wife, two aides, a film crew and two lawyers, but as gregarious and mischievous as ever.

AS YOU read this, lawyers are busily drafting a European fiscal "compact" designed to restore discipline to the euro zone's economies.

The professional lawyers began to play vital roles in judicial practice as soon as they came into being.

He plans to spend a day a week in court; more time will doubtless be spent with his lawyers.

Unfortunately, the lawyers who might have defended those being locked up are also being locked up.

Judges, lawyers, business folk who didn't like the way that this went down.

Lawyers for the city argue that the handgun ban is reasonable in the light of the danger posed by a high crime rate.

In deciding whether or not to issue an injunction, courts engage in what lawyers refer to as a "balancing test" .

Lawyers may alter their next day's presentation to try to remove doubts or change undesirable perceptions created that day.

Some lawyers and tax experts have said the affair could lead to a transatlantic political row.

Managers' status issimilar to that of doctors or lawyers, as is their obligation to contribute tothe well-being of society.

The lawyers think the appellate court is going to hear my case.

But it also means pulling engineers away from doing useful work to help lawyers translate their "inventions" into legal jargon.

Meanwhile, Goldman and the other banks which hope to turn these vehicles into a big business should consider friending some good lawyers.

But British government lawyers say that would invite legal challenges from the regime and might well end with a judge issuing an injunction.

Lawyers at the White House and for BP have been negotiating for days about an escrow account.

But Iraqi government lawyers are preparing twelve other cases that could be brought against him in the future.

And one of the lawyers answered and said to Him, Teacher, by saying these things, you insult us also.

eg. A nation at war can detain the enemy without lawyers or civilian trials and interrogate them for information to prevent future attacks.

In addition, she and her lawyers have unequivocally denied that she had requested or received offers of money.

It was his only publicly investigated affair and an inquiry, by outside lawyers, concluded that the relationship was consensual.

And of course, dentists, accountants, lawyers, doctors, etc. tend to be small businesses.

The rich and powerful can often hire "good" lawyers to get them acquitted of crime or injustice, or at least sentences reduced.

But Fortescue believes the case is "a technical discussion between lawyers, " and is one it has defended vigorously.

"The first law of regulation is that bureaucrats and lawyers make regulations and bankers and markets learn to circumvent them, " he said.

After the court victory, Apple lawyers sought injunctions against sales of Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets in the U. S. market.

It didn't match mine; the report, hidden for 15 years, had never been turned over to my lawyers.

British shirt maker Thomas Pink is the brand of choice for young accountants and lawyers in London.

Harford, 37, grew up in the industrial town of Manchester, England, in a family of teachers and lawyers.

All lawyers have had expensive and highly specialized training, and they work long, difficult hours for the money they earn.

In a statement, prosecutors in Milan said they'd issued a summons to Mr Berlusconi and his lawyers, inviting him to come and talk to them.

Lawyers are the only persons in whom ignorance of the law is not punished.

This would make it harder for the financial industry, with its very good lawyers, to find ways to evade legislative intent.

Currently ensconced with his lawyers in London, a defiant Mr Modi vows to clear his name.

Big companies can hire lawyers to help their PACs find their way through the maze, but the little guys get lost.

Last week lawyers protested against the arrest of two colleagues and the routine defiance of court orders by the police.

Defense lawyers did not question Blount on his testimony.

The maxim was that when a married couples saw red , lawyers saw green.

All defendants were expected to be at the court with their lawyers for the verdicts -- first for Suu Kyi, then for the other three on trial.

He did not answer the charges himself but his lawyers entered a plea of not guilty.

Ms. Fisher is now a senior at Louisiana State University. Through her lawyers, she declined to be interviewed.

The doctor's lawyers had planned to call a dozen witnesses, including another physician who had treated Mr.

What would be the impact of setting free all the prisoners who had been convicted without the assistance of lawyers?

And lawyers are receiving a flood of inquiries from business executives, all eager to hook into an economy growing around 8 per cent a year.

Spears's lawyers also added that the whole thing had been "a jokethat had gone too far. "

Lawyers from this organization have been working with and representing victims and their families since the midst of the military junta.

Investigators were also looking into whether one of the two lawyers detained was involved in the disappearance of four additional people.

However, the survey also showed that the majority of lawyers in the software do not support a special legislative protection.

Doctors bury their mistakes. Lawyers hang them. But journalists put theirs on the front page.

He's always been looked on as one of the best lawyers in town.

He wanted me to take a leave of absence from the law school, come to work, and help him recruit some other good young lawyers.

He decided to become a lawyer because his grandfather, who worked the lift at a courthouse, admired lawyers.

Reports say family members agreed to the deal after a promise of at least 30 million dollars to pay their lawyers and financial advisors.

Mr Schmidt can muse about the digital future and ridicule Viacom for being run by lawyers all that he likes.