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Straightforward confession.
Straightforward simplicity was best.
Straightforward and simple.
Paul Manafort's legal strategy for evading the charges filed against him by special counsel Robert Mueller was fairly straightforward.
The DTSA regime, which provides employees and contractors a clear, straightforward, and reasonable procedure for consulting counsel, serves the paramount public interest in promoting law enforcement and ferreting out corporate fraud while providing appropriate protection for legitimate trade secrets.
Gene Orza, the union's associate general counsel, said there was a straightforward reason the union could settle for a compromise this time instead of going for total victory.
"The philosophy we have brought is straightforward," said Bradford L. Smith, the Microsoft general counsel.
But as the first woman to act as defence counsel for mafia clans – the original "male only" societies – her job has never been straightforward.
But from a buyer's perspective, cash incentives to agents are admittedly not as straightforward as, say, a price cut or an offer to pay closing costs, said Eugene Marconi, the general counsel for the Connecticut Association of Realtors.
