Sentence examples for lawyers response from inspiring English sources

The lawyers' response also accused Naftali of ordering "excessive" amounts of food while he was a housekeeper.

The SAC document, people briefed on the matter said, was adapted from the lawyers' response to the S.E.C.'s so-called Wells notice that warned of potential charges.

Officials will probably issue a brief video clip of Bo in court, an outline of the case against him and a summary of his lawyers' response.

Indeed, the four papers, and the discussion which ensued, cogently and elegantly set forth a picture of European law, as well as private lawyering responses to that law, which is dynamic, creative and ever-reacting to the changes that Monetary Union will bring about.

While the whole Bain "When did Mitt quit?" problem certainly adds enormously to this -- every time Romney or one of his surrogates gives one of those oh-so-carefully-vetted-by-lawyers responses to a simple question about Bain, the "weasel factor" goes up another notch.

Less partisan observers suspect that the sudden surge of cases may simply be a lawyers' market response to a lucrative new fashion.

McNamee's lawyers, in response to questions about the tape, said McNamee had met with Murray because he feared Clemens would fail a drug test.

But the president of the guild, Melissa Gilbert, said the question of a conflict of interest had already been investigated three times by outside lawyers in response to internal challenges.

One subject of their inquiry is Peter B. Madoff, Mr. Madoff's younger brother, according to court documents filed by Peter Madoff's lawyers in response to civil litigation pending against him.

"It is unpleasant when a professional lawyer thinks it is acceptable to twist the truth of affairs so much," said Genri Reznik, one of Mr Lebedev's lawyers, in response to repeated claims by Mr Polonsky's lawyers that their client is stuck in Cambodia.

"What this means in practice is a system of identity checks for all, since it is necessary for British citizens or people with permanent residence to prove that they are lawfully present in the UK if and when checked," says the immigration lawyers' official response to the Home Office consultation.