Fitbit's legal counsel points out that they already revealed the additional files back in December, and Jawbone is attempting to spin the situation away from what is actually happening.
The letter from Hasbro's counsel points out the similarities between Monopoly and the amnesty game, such as the property squares, "Go" corner, similar font styles, the Chance and Community chest cards, the title deeds and the fact that Reid is "made out to look like the MR. MONOPOLY® character".
But Gene Orza, the union's associate general counsel, pointed out that excessive bagginess isn't automatically out.
But Alberto R. Gonzales, the Bush White House counsel, pointed out in a letter to the commission last week that Mr. Berger's appearance had been in closed session.
Ms. Meunier said she didn't realize the extent of her indebtedness until a financial counsel pointed it out to her about two years ago.
In contrast, as Pharrell's counsel pointed out, "Blurred Lines" actually has more notes in common with the 1966 Lee Dorsey song "Working in the Coal Mine" than with Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," which Pharrell is accused of copying.
Morgan Stanley, of course, had also been betrayed, and, in an indication that old-fashioned manners are still valued somewhere on Wall Street, its general counsel pointed out, among other things, that Marisa Baridis had never apologized to the firm.
Although fresh counsel pointed out apparent flaws in the evidence, he advised the family there were insufficient grounds for appeal at present because of a lack of new evidence.
Speaking at a conference called "Cuba in Transition" that was held at Columbia University in mid-October, Greg Craig, a Washington lawyer and former White House counsel, pointed out that the time for Obama to move on Cuba was coming up very soon, or not at all.
When the FTC first addressed this issue with Apple last year, the company's general counsel pointed its finger at its competitor Google, saying its system also had flaws that allowed children to make these kinds of purchases.
While outlining some of the evidence expected to be put forward over the coming weeks, Robin Tam, the inquiry's legal counsel, pointed out the rare and shocking nature of the case.
