Sentence examples similar to representative attorney from inspiring English sources

The individual charged with making decisions is also known as an agent, representative, attorney-in-fact, proxy, or surrogate.

Lawyers for Lee's personal representative and attorney, Tonja Carter, had asked for the will to remain private and Lee's heirs and relatives agreed to the request, according to the court filing.

There was Representative Charles B. Rangel, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer, the police union president, Patrick Lynch, and all the possible mayoral candidates -- the Bronx borough president, Fernando Ferrer; the city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi; the City Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone and Mr. Greenn.

According to the University and College Ombuds Association, "ombuds" means "the people's representative, agent, attorney, solicitor, deputy, proxy, or delegate" in Swedish.

The other candidates included Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr., son of former Congressman Brutus J. Clay and nephew of abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay; Dr. John Daniel Clardy, later to be elected a U.S. Representative; and Attorney General Parker Watkins Hardin.

He had barely settled into his seat in the visitors' gallery yesterday morning, however, before representatives of Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer's office began assaulting the Board of Education as "the biggest laggard in the state when it comes to spending on education" and a hotbed of "waste, fraud and corruption".

"There are many undisclosed facts that will emerge concerning the conduct of Shari and her representatives," said attorney Les Fagen  of the law firm Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton and Garrison.

Because prosecutors can find a way to take advantage of virtually any statement made by a defendant or his representative, defense attorneys routinely advise their clients against responding to the government's public attacks.

His military representatives and attorneys argued that the Mauritanian citizen poses no threat to the US.

Representatives of attorneys general of New York, Delaware, California, Massachusetts and Illinois, the states said to be involved, did not immediately return requests for comment.

The groups included survivors and advocates, university representatives and attorneys, and students who had been falsely accused of assault.