State government remained paralyzed on Tuesday as Gov. Eliot Spitzer, reeling from revelations that he had been a client of a prostitution ring, was engaged in an intense legal and family debate about whether to resign or, as aides said his wife was urging, to stay on.
In March 2008, Thompson called for the New York State Supreme Court's Appellate Division to immediately suspend the law license of former state governor Eliot Spitzer, who had resigned from the position amidst reports he was a client of a prostitution ring.
With the relaunch of Cloze, the app is moving away from being an email client of sorts, and instead is meant to function more as a tool that lets you track your contacts and your interactions in a variety of ways.
He argues that treating a bank like a shop and calling employees sales people distracts from the aim of being a client-focused adviser.
As my career progressed, and my itineraries for unavoidable business travel expanded from easy one-day round-trip flights to sojourns of several days or weeks, golf also evolved from being a good way to entertain clients to something of a savior.
As Art Caplan, a bioethicist at the University of Pennsylvania, says, "in cosmetic surgery, the doctor has become a waiter, and the patient is a client simply ordering from a menu of treatments".
Until David Letterman signed off from "Late Show" in May, he was also a client of Feresten's.
From 1986 onward he was a regular client of Arnold Klein, a dermatologist who specializes in dermal filler injection, a non-surgical cosmetic procedure.
Most white-collar defense lawyers do their best work far from the public spotlight by keeping a client from being accused of a violation and, when necessary, working out a resolution to keep negative publicity to a minimum.
Standard Chartered, a British financial services company that paid a $340 million fine to New York regulators last year to settle charges that it had laundered money from Iran, is a Teneo client and a sponsor of the 2012 global initiative.
