Respondent must prove that the scheme made attorneys unavailable to his prospective clients at the time he violated the Act.
In Walters v. National Assn. of Radiation Survivors, supra, we assumed that the fee limitation would make attorneys unavailable to claimants, but nevertheless upheld the statute because attorneys were not essential to vindicate the claims.
Here, we need not reach the latter issue unless respondent has proved what was assumed in that case, viz., that the regime made attorneys unavailable to his prospective clients at the time respondent violated the Act.
Ross Hirsch, a lawyer who helped craft the law, said the potential for high compensation will make attorneys more likely to take on cyclists as clients.
He was made attorney general in January 1919 and was admitted to the cabinet in 1921.
In 1606 Davies was made attorney general for Ireland and created sergeant-at-law.
Shauhat Aziz, a banker, will be Finance Minister, and Aziz Munshi was made Attorney General.
Wealthy, handsome, and witty, he was appointed attorney to King Louis XVI in 1777, and in 1785 he was made attorney general to the Parlement of Paris, one of the high courts of justice.
Grotius didn't particularly enjoy the practice of law in letters he voiced complaints familiar to today's lawyers, bemoaning the tedium of the work and obstreperous clients—so he closed his firm upon being made Attorney General.
In 1918 he was made Attorney-General.
