Rather, he contended, advice Mr. Clinton took from supposed political experts, as when he authorized an independent counsel for Whitewater, proved unwise.
Corporate lawyers contend giving advice isn't legal.
Last year, the actor Nicolas Cage filed a $20 million lawsuit against his business manager, contending that poor advice left him with a multimillion-dollar tax bill and a string of poor real estate investments that had to be sold at a loss.
As holiday cheer proliferates around them, the Schopenhauer-quoting, sky-is-falling type will inevitably have to contend with uninvited advice from perfect strangers every which way they turn: "Why so glum?
Respondents contend that this advice is required to be included in the NAAQS rulemaking record which, if true, would suggest that it was relevant to the standard-setting process.
While most counselors may think of themselves as professional enough to give students the best advice, some contend that perks invariably cloud judgment.
The Democratic lawyers contended that bad legal advice from Ms. Harris's office had kept the counties from completing their recounts in time in the first place.
There were a few bumps in the road – he survived prostate cancer in 2011, lost millions of dollars due to poor financial advice, and contended with a few harsh critics – but otherwise the book, like the man, like his paintings, is relentlessly energetic and awash with optimism.
Mr. Roxford contends he provides useful, legitimate advice on prospective deals.
The writer Nassim Nicholas Taleb contends that instead of giving advice on managing risk, you "should be in a retirement home doing sudoku".
Taking a page from Eliot Spitzer's playbook, Massachusetts regulators filed a fraud complaint yesterday against Credit Suisse First Boston, contending that the firm's investment advice had been tainted by its hunger for fees from corporate clients.
