Mr. Lauersdorf's lawyer, Gary Phelan, said the swastika was only one example of his client being "harassed" by Mr. Whitcomb.
In an interview yesterday, Joseph A. Migliozzi Jr., a lawyer for Mr. Atkins, gave an example of his client's struggles with everyday life.
For example, one of his clients, Anita Pappas, had used an out-of-network provider and, as a result, was stuck with a $7,000 bill.
For example, one of his clients is marketing agency Spherical, where he said one of the key insights was "the need to build a stronger relationship between the ops-focused Managing Director and the CEO, who spends more time on strategic vision".
Growing emotional, Claypool cited as an example one of his clients — a young girl who told her counselor that she didn't want to live anymore.
Myerson used the example of one of his clients, Thiemo de Bakker, a Dutch player who won the Wimbledon juniors in 2006 when he was 18. "Things become a little too easy; he doesn't practice or train hard enough and never really puts it together," Myerson said of that period.
Mr. Bloch cites the example of one of his clients, a South Carolina company, which was so eager to hire an executive in Michigan as its director of benefits and compensation that it offered to spend thousands of dollars to relocate her husband's car-renovation business.
Mr. Schachter of Fenwick & West, for example, said many of his clients had been issuing overly broad noncompete agreements for mere psychological effect, assuming that if an employee ever took them to court, they could escape liability by saying they were not enforcing the agreement.
Thompson cites the example of one of his clients, a big Avtovaz distributor in Moscow called Lada Strong.
For example, Mr. Armstrong said, most of his clients no longer listen in on periodic conference calls that he conducts to share his views on the financial markets.
