Sentence examples for lawyer refers from inspiring English sources

In a cease-and-desist letter, the lawyer refers to ads run by the super PAC, Restore Our Future, that assert Mr. Gingrich "co-sponsored a bill with Nancy Pelosi that would have given $60 million a year to a U.N. program supporting China's brutal one-child policy".

The other lawyer referred to his client as a "redheaded nigger".

A lawyer referred Ms. Henry to the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

A lawyer referred him to one of the company's agents, David McIlvain.

Last night, Mark Pomerantz, Samuel Waksal's lawyer, referred questions to Scott Taliarino, at Rubenstein Public Relations.

"I would use the old adage for this," said Mr. Morgan, Mr. Crist's lawyer, referring to Mr. Greer's claims.

"We're already talking about Ping-Pong balls again in Cleveland, the eternal optimists," said Kelley, a lawyer, referring to the draft lottery.

"It was not the Powers report that stopped him," said the lawyer, referring to a report by a special committee of the Enron board released over the weekend.

"This was the result of a miscommunication, and that will come out in the evidence," said Delores Aretsky, Ms. Cunningham's lawyer, referring to the children's being left alone.

"Democrats just assume my political affiliation, based on my ZIP code or voting precinct," said Khayyam Eddings, a 31-year-old labor lawyer, referring to his predominantly black neighborhood.

"I just got off the phone from New York 1," said Mr. Sommer, 52, a Brooklyn native and lawyer, referring to the cable TV news station.