Sentence examples for development lawyer from inspiring English sources

Albert Pirro is a successful real estate development lawyer, as well as a formidable lobbyist and Republican fund-raiser.

Her husband, Albert Pirro, 52, is the most successful real estate development lawyer in an affluent county that ranks second statewide in per-capita income, after Manhattan.

The on-again off-again federal tax fraud case against Albert J. Pirro Jr., Westchester's most prominent real estate development lawyer, is apparently on again.

"They were attracted by the public persona of Booker, the clean-government attitude that he projects throughout the country," said Frank Giantomasi, a development lawyer whose firm moved here from the suburbs in the hope of helping the city's rebirth.

Albert J. Pirro Jr., the real estate development lawyer who is scheduled to stand trial next week on federal tax-fraud charges, announced today that he wanted to add another lawyer to his high-powered defense team: Albert J. Pirro Jr.

Relying on a parade of contractors, household help and political consultants, federal prosecutors offered an avalanche of material about how Albert Pirro, a real estate development lawyer and powerful Republican lobbyist, used more than a dozen of his companies to buy expensive cars, arrange for home-improvement work and plan luxury vacations -- then deducted those costs as business expenses.

In a further worrying development, lawyers reported over the weekend that detainees are now being subjected to humiliating body cavity searches if they want to see their lawyers.

In the latest development, lawyers for the Cy Twombly Foundation asked the court for permission to name Mr. Lerner as a defendant in the lawsuit.

In a related development, lawyers for the intelligence agencies are due to hand over their secret policies setting out when they can intercept communications between lawyers and their clients.

In a separate development, lawyers representing some of the 90 firms suing the Legal Aid Agency over their failure to obtain a duty criminal solicitors' contract said disclosure of documents had revealed a basic mathematical error had unfairly robbed one firm, Edward Fail, Bradshaw & Waterson (EFBW), of a legal aid contract.

In June, Mr. Pirro, one of the county's most influential real estate development lawyers, was convicted, along with his brother and accountant, Anthony G. Pirro, of conspiracy and tax evasion, for improperly deducting $1.2 million of Albert Pirro's personal expenses as business write-offs between 1988 and 1997.