Sentence examples for counsel released from inspiring English sources
Glenn Engelmann, AstraZeneca's U.S. general counsel, released a statement saying the company denies the allegations but settled the investigation with the payment.
Srinandan R. Kasi, The A.P.'s general counsel, released a statement Friday night that said: "Fairey's lies about which photo was the source image were discovered after The A.P. had spent months asking Fairey's counsel for documents regarding the creation of the posters, including copies of any source images that Fairey used".
On the day that Kenneth W. Starr, the Whitewater independent counsel, released his incendiary report on the Lewinsky episode, Mr. Gore, first at a White House prayer breakfast and then at an evening event honoring Irish-Americans, praised Mr. Clinton's character and courage.
In response to the letter, DraftKings' counsel released a statement saying they disagree with the AG's decision, and are looking forward to working with the state to pass new legislation regulating DFS.
In response to backlash it received for Staver's position on the anti-lynching bill, Liberty Counsel released a statement Thursday claiming that what he actually meant in the OneNewsNow interview was that including a list of protected categories in the Justice for Victims of Lynching Act would limit the law's application.
She was interrogated over two days without legal counsel and released after police said she retracted her story.
Police interrogated her over two days without legal counsel and released after saying she had retracted her story.
The company's assistant general counsel, David Starr, released a statement that read: "It's clear from the complaint that the plaintiff recognizes that the review was an expression of opinion, protected by the First Amendment.
On Monday, the office of the corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, released a brief statement saying it had hired the lawyer, Gary P. Naftalis, to represent the city in the investigation into the Aug. 18 fire at the contaminated building, where two firefighters died.
In declaring in a report today that Hillary Rodham Clinton gave "factually false" sworn testimony minimizing her role in the firing of employees of the White House travel office, the independent counsel, Robert W. Ray, released segments of grand jury testimony and other sworn statements by Mrs. Clinton and others.
After Elliott began speaking out about the case in the fall, the university's general counsel, Mark Rotenberg, released a statement arguing the university's side of the story.
