"Well, WE have chopped liver," said the client firmly.
Zuckerman said he and his client "firmly believe" that they met the test for proving it was an educational program that mainly benefited the interns, but, given the size of the settlement, protracted litigation didn't make sense.
I had a client who firmly believed that his dog loved it when they roughhoused together... until the dog bit him.
At work, she can sound like the Navy officer she once was, gently but firmly counseling clients, all of them men, to stick with their medications, attend therapy, stay focused on finding work or complete their studies.
Mr. Plumb, the new chief executive, said in his letter to clients that the company firmly expects that orders submitted late were created before the deadline, but that the company is reviewing its policies to make sure that happens.
A 16-year industry veteran with an affinity for helping tell her clients' stories -- and she firmly believes every single one of them has one -- Fanelli has been recognized for her professional achievements and community involvement.
She firmly believes that every client deserves lawyers ready and willing to give nothing less than their very best.
The usually forthcoming Ms. Wells Lawrence politely but firmly declined to identify possible clients, but said she fervently believes her ideas are still relevant.
Djanogly firmly put the onus on clients to negotiate the level of success fee, and on the lawyers to decide whether to charge one at all.
Where Serbia was a somewhat peripheral Slavic cousin and Russian client state, Ukraine is a Russian-speaking country firmly inside Moscow's zone of influence.
Time Warner Cable and Comcast's scores were "firmly" negative, said Lance Fraenkel, head of client services for BrandIndex.
