There's not much call for ex-clients Agent Provocateur and Fendi, Topshop and House of Fraser around here.
I'd worked for the organisation for several years and wondered whether he might have been one of our ex-clients who had been evicted.
They insist that they have to protect the identity of their clients, but they suppose I could be put in touch with selected ex-clients.
The group was sued by three former clients and two mothers of ex-clients, who collectively told the court in Jersey City that they had suffered great psychological damage as well as considerable financial loss as a result of the fraudulent program.
A 49-year-old former political consultant whose list of ex-clients includes Manuel Baldízon, a failed Guatemalan presidential candidate who called for public executions in his campaign platform, Clark should have had a relatively easy job preparing for the June vote (his candidate's two remaining opponents have dropped out of the race).
First is that of clients, whose self-indulgent glossy monologues (as one of my ex-clients called them) of the broadcast age are being terminally undermined by the irresistible advance of the "omnichannel" and "always on" (yes, I know…) media age.
Another time I was at a meeting in California with an ex-client, the largest distributor of adult pay-for-view movies on cable.
In April, he appeared before the Commons home affairs select committee alongside an ex-client, comedian Russell Brand, to discuss drug addiction and treatment.
(Brantley) ★ 'I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers' Bette Midler gives the most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season in John Logan's soufflé of a solo show in which she depicts the Hollywood agent Sue Mengers, dishing great piles of dirt as she awaits word from her great friend — and ex-client — Barbra Streisand (1 30).
(Isherwood) ★ 'I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers' Bette Midler gives the most lusciously entertaining performance of the Broadway season in John Logan's soufflé of a solo show in which she depicts the Hollywood agent Sue Mengers, dishing great piles of dirt as she awaits word from her great friend — and ex-client — Barbra Streisand (1 30).
This came at the height of Cage's public problem with the IRS, which itself resulted in a feud with his financial advisor, who, in response to a lawsuit from Cage, painted his ex-client as a wastrel who frittered all his A-list cash on haunted houses and dinosaur bones.
