Sentence examples for lawyers explain from inspiring English sources

"We had to sit there for an hour and a half," Mr. Hammerman said, "to hear the lawyers explain why they would never remove even one of those pay phones".

The lawyers explain that holders of the convertible notes who participate in the RTL Offer will receive total consideration of $55 million, comprised of $25 million in cash and $30 million in secured notes issued by Roust Trading – an estimated recovery of 35.4% – while holders who do not participate in the RTL Offer will receive their pro rata share of $16.9 million in cash.

Immigration lawyers explain that this limiting view is an extension of the "postconflict" status that E.U. states have assigned to the economies and governments of Afghanistan, primarily as a justification for turning down asylum requests on grounds that they are able to receive protection and support at home.

The national security lawyers explained that it was a misunderstanding, the officials said.

Mr. Weisfeld once sent out letters to hundreds of estate lawyers explaining his business.

One by one, she went through the names for Christie's lawyers, explaining the political context of each.

The problem, the younger lawyers explained, was that their older peers told them they could easily balance the demands of work and family, but didn't explain how.

A lawful war, the lawyers explained, was a war in which a country sought to defend itself, or to defend a friend and ally, against an attacking enemy.

But then her lawyers explained the financial benefits of a bankruptcy proceeding, and she says she warmed to the idea: "That is what got me to do it.

Craig S. Cooley, one of Mr. Malvo's lawyers, explained the meaning of the pleas as soon as Mr. Malvo finished entering them.

Summoned on a Saturday afternoon for a rare party-related emergency hearing, Circuit Judge Jose R. Rodriguez listened as lawyers explained that the Bertarellis had no idea their one-night house rental was illegal in Miami Beach, a claim that no one disputed.