Sentence examples for clients in the case from inspiring English sources

Steven L. Kessler, a lawyer who represents some of the clients in the case, said they took part merely to stay in the bank's good graces, because it had no license to trade currency itself.

The expansion of the inquiry's scope comes at a time when prosecutors, after a hiatus of about a month, appear to be preparing to seek additional testimony before a federal grand jury, lawyers with clients in the case said.

Rather than having the plaintiffs - the actual clients in the case - run the litigation, class action lawyers sometimes manipulated them.

So this is about proximity to promising security startups to help with deal flow in the case of investors, and the chance to pick up future clients in the case of the legal and consultancy firms.

Chesley argued he didn't really represent the 431 clients in the case because he was brought in merely to negotiate a settlement with fen-phen producer American Home Products.

I'm curious to hear what's new with you and your team" (in the case of a hiring manager) or "...to hear what's new with you and your clients" in the case of a recruiter.

Among the simplest is just plain listening to the clients, in this case the residents of these informal settlements, and including them as full-fledged partners in the process of design and urban renewal.

He is not represented by Scott B. Tulman, who has another client in the case.

The client, in the case of the Harbin Wood Sculpture Museum, is the local government, which occupies a glass building with a red Chinese flag next door to the construction site.

His client in the case was described by Robin Cook, the British foreign minister, as "an Indian businessman, traveling on the passport of a dead Serb, awaiting extradition from Canada for alleged embezzlement from a bank in Thailand".

It has been held that one way "in which the issue of a violation of the rule [of professional conduct] may be raised is by a motion by the former client in the case before the court to enjoin the adverse representation". (Big Bear Mun. Water Dist. v. Superior Court (1969) 269 Cal.