Sentence examples for powerful attorney from inspiring English sources

Instead, I was told he hired a powerful attorney, expert witnesses, private investigators who were going to try and find details about my personal life to use against me, find loopholes in my story to invalidate me and my sister, in order to show that this sexual assault was in fact a misunderstanding.

But since Sept. 11, Mr. Ashcroft has emerged as perhaps the most powerful attorney general of modern times, rivaling his ideological opposite Robert F. Kennedy, despite a relationship with his president that aides to both say remains more professional than personal.

An Ivy degree makes it much easier to become an investment banker at Goldman Sachs (is that a positive these days?), a venture capitalist (most are elite school grads) or a powerful attorney.

Within an hour the owner of the magazine received a call from Edward Bennett Williams, the powerful attorney who represented the Washington Post.

Whoever won the powerful attorney general seat, vacated by Eric Schneiderman after allegations of sexual harassment surfaced against him, was poised to slingshot into the upper echelon of state politics.

Of course, the case he lands appears impossible to win given his own tenuous condition and the array of legal forces against him, led by the shrewd and powerful attorney Ed Concannon James Masonn).

Since September 11th, the dour-faced Missourian has transformed himself into the most powerful attorney-general since Robert Kennedy.

Days later he himself illustrated how hard this will be with a cabinet shuffle, including the firing of the powerful attorney-general, which seemed to create as many problems as it solved.If crisis were indeed opportunity, Mr Calderón would have enviable scope to act.

Still, after years of attempting to resolve harassment and discrimination complaints through ineffectual human-resources departments, or through lawsuits kept quiet by powerful attorneys, women have found a path that produces results: gathering an unimpeachable number of witnesses and going public.

The latest culprit is the Department of Justice (DOJ), which employs the most powerful attorneys in the country.

Robert Durst was able to make bail every time he was arrested and hire the most powerful attorneys available because of his extreme wealth.