Sentence examples for attorneys- from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of an open secret among attorneys that regularly make police station visits, this place – if you can't find a client in the system, odds are they're there," said Chicago lawyer Julia Bartmes.

Three attorneys interviewed by the Guardian report being personally turned away from Homan Square between 2009 and 2013 without being allowed access to their clients.

The protesters at "Safe Park" must remove their wooden sleeping pods after a federal judge told city attorneys that an injunction he issued previously did not prohibit them from clearing out the pods.

In court Tuesday, Bury scolded city attorneys for misinterpreting the order.

If a Native American is raped or assaulted by a non-Indian, she must plead for justice to already overburdened United States attorneys who are often hundreds of miles away.

His attorneys had filed an appeal challenging ballistics evidence linking Davis to the crime, and eyewitness testimony identifying Davis as the killer.

These lines of argument lead to opposite solutions: reverse policy, or strengthen it.Also, thanks to their increasingly active attorneys-general (an elected job that can be a prelude to becoming governor), the states have become more involved in regulatory decisions that were previously left to the federal authorities, from antitrust to drug pricing to securities regulation.

It justified its suits by saying that it was pursuing cases that state attorneys-general should have taken up but did not.

In its settlement with the state attorneys-general, Household has promised to cap loan-origination fees and front-end payments at 5%, to restrict prepayment penalty periods to two years and to ensure that all real-estate-secured loans provide a net tangible benefit to the borrower.

The final category, tied to irregularities in foreclosure processes, is currently the subject of negotiations with a number of state attorneys-general.Based on the total volume of securities involved, BofA could potentially be on the hook for hundreds of billions of dollars, says Chris Whalen of Institutional Risk Analytics, a research firm.

He or she should also have the credibility to regain control of the regulatory agenda from a gang of attorneys-general bent on shaking down the securities industry.While Mr Pitt dug himself into a hole, the attorneys-general, led by Eliot Spitzer of New York, have railed against the excesses of public companies and their advisers on Wall Street.