Sentence examples for use of attorneys from inspiring English sources

That said, his "com[ing] to understand it" might have a little something to do with him becoming more acclimated to the ways of the Republican Party's use of attorneys general.

Suthers "com[ing] to understand it" might have a little something to do with him becoming more acclimated to the ways of the Republican Party's use of attorneys general.

For any foreign account owner who has not entered into some form of voluntary disclosure arrangement with the IRS, a good offshore account strategy generally should consist of three elements: 1. Investor-specific factual analysis; 2. Foreign country and financial institution-specific analysis; and. 3. The use of attorney-client privilege.

He also authorized the use of experts (attorneys and private detectives) to smear a plaintiff who had earlier sought pastoral support from Dolan.

(The IRS says the new policy will minimize inefficient use of its attorney resources).

This makes it difficult to create legal documents that conform to the specific laws that govern your particular transaction without the use of an attorney experienced in real estate transactions.

The judge said Alvaro's use of power of attorney to purchase Maria Leonor's shares would have undoubtedly raised "interesting questions" about his role as a fiduciary under English law.

Other jurisdictions may use "attorney general," "county attorney," "prosecuting attorney," "state's attorney," "state attorney," "commonwealth's attorney," "circuit attorney," "solicitor," or "district attorney general".[1].

However, one carer made the point that a patient-centred anticipatory care plan must be flexible enough to accommodate those who are acting on behalf of their loved one possibly using power of attorney.

"Why did the subject run away?" Ed Obayashi, an attorney and sheriff's deputy in Northern California who is a use-of-force expert, said defense attorneys could also try to make an issue out of how quickly prosecutors decided to file murder charges.

The use of the term "attorney for the children" (also called "AFC" here) to refer to a lawyer who represents a child in a divorce proceeding may be seen as an attempt to distance the role of this attorney from the guardian ad litem, who uses substituted judgment to advocate for those who cannot communicate meaningfully with others.