Mr. Pottinger saw a chance to supercharge his law practice.
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He joined his cousin's entertainment law practice in Los Angeles.
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The fraud came after Bennett launched his own law practice in 2001.
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Spies is the leader of Clark Hill PLC's national Political Law practice.
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He is the leader of Clark Hill PLC's national Political Law practice.
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After graduating, he joined a private law practice, then a pipe band.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Lawrence Herman's law practice location.
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She recently retired her law practice to spend more time with her family.
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He retired from the bench in 22009 and returned to his law practice.
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During his career Mueller had stints in private law practice but preferred government work.
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She will serve as co-chairwoman of the appellate and constitutional law practice group.
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Mr. Shelton dismissed Mr. Moore, whose main law practice is based in Grenada, Miss.
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Upon graduating he married Lila Mayoral Wirshing and established a law practice in Ponce.
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Ms. Altman is the sole employee of Mr. Altman's law practice on Long Island.
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She will serve as a partner in the firm's public policy and law practice.
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Why would an established lawyer give up a law practice to go back into government?
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At age 78, Temer plans to retire from politics and return to his law practice.
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His law practice covers cybersecurity, data protection, homeland security and travel and foreign investment regulation.
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"Livvie really, really struggled," says her mother, Nancy, 59, who manages her husband's law practice.
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Just like in the U.S., Canadian law practice requires a number of years in school.
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Prosecutors said he used a law practice to mask illegal payments as legitimate outside income.
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Her mother is a partner in Harrison & Dietz-Kilen, a law practice in Des Moines.
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The firm handles commercial legal issues and operates alongside a divorce and family law practice.
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He is also head of the political law practice at the Washington firm Caplin & Drysdale.
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Chavez then proceeded to co-found her second startup, law practice Virtual Law Partners in 2006.
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Ivor Adair, an employment lawyer at Slater + Gordon, a law practice, says such cases are widespread.
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In 1990, Raskin left the firm and started an independent law practice with her husband, Martin.
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The bride's father is a partner in Brooks & Distler, an entertainment law practice in New York.
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Mr. Peikes, 40, is an associate at Ostrolenk Faber, an intellectual property law practice in Manhattan.
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The bride's mother is a paralegal at Rosenfeld & Morgan, a disability law practice in South Bend.
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The bride's father runs a private law practice in New Rochelle focusing on trusts and estates.
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He then opened a law practice in Mount Vernon to serve the city's growing black population.
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Jimmy said goodbye to his senior law practice and the office where he and Kim worked.
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The procedure ends his law practice even as it fails to prevent the cancer from spreading.
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He reported receiving a much smaller amount of income, $103,000, from his law practice and consulting work.
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Arsov still has his law practice, but Facebook's crackdown has killed off many of Veles' politics websites.
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Silver, 30, is a lawyer in the housing law practice of the Legal Aid Society in Brooklyn.
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Other issues facing Mr. Wofford should he win are potential conflicts of interest from his law practice.
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An evening session includes ethical considerations in entertainment law and how to develop an entertainment law practice.
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" She also spoke out again her mother's remarks, telling Variety, "I have a different kind of law practice.
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Zachary Parks is an of counsel with Covington & Burling and part of its Election and Political Law practice.
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He didn't mind the mudslinging, but his law practice suffered and he disliked all the begging phone calls.
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She is now co-head of the appellate and constitutional law practice for the firm of Gibson Dunn.
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Before joining his wife for their law practice, Martin Raskin had his own history with the Justice Department.
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After a few years back in private law practice, he was appointed Texas secretary of state under Gov.
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The groom's mother retired as an office administrator for her husband's private law practice in Auckland, New Zealand.
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"In many ways, I would say that law practice hasn't changed much between 1920 and 2020," Heller explained.
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Hannity asked the former New York mayor if Cohen had made the payment through his own law practice.
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Clark Hill announced that William Sjoberg has joined the firm as a member in its international trade law practice.
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James C. Ho is co-chair of the appellate and constitutional law practice group of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.
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David Warrington is a partner at the national law firm of LeClairRyan and chairs the firm's political law practice.
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They settle their long-standing tab, which I guess is a metaphor for being done with their law practice.
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"I was interested in hands-on law practice," Mr. Goelman said in explaining why he returned to his firm.
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"It was the hottest day of the season," said Mr. McGann, 35, who manages accounts at a law practice.
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After his own resignation in the Saturday Night Massacre 10 days later, Mr. Ruckelshaus returned to private law practice.
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But Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, said Trump's order may have merit.
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Ho is a partner at the law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where he leads the appellate and constitutional law practice.
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"It's really up to the employee to disclose," Mike Delikat, who chairs the employment law practice at Orrick, told Axios.
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He said he'll now focus on his international trade law practice as well as helping with his wife's business goals.
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King also thought he had more free time to campaign: Khan had a young family and a hectic law practice.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, he talked me outta leaving a law practice, which turned out to be a very good idea.
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Now that Foggy knows, he's concerned about how Matt's vigilante business may affect their law practice if he's ever caught.
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Mr. Goodman, 40, is a partner in the tax-law practice at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, the Manhattan law firm.
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The conference will feature a slew of sessions on labor law practice, including ones on representation cases, remedies and practical tips.
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Skadden, meanwhile, "has been engaged to look into the matter" for Mercury, said Kenneth Gross, who lead's Skadden's political law practice.
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"We sensed the anger in '13 and '14," Mr. McDaniel said in an interview at his law practice in downtown Laurel.
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But Mr. Thomas had another plan: He wanted to build a law practice representing whistle-blowers seeking to expose corporate wrongdoing.
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He was a real estate investor, had a personal injury law practice and was involved with a gambling boat in Florida.
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Most of his law practice is back in California, although he does practice out of his firm's Washington office as well.
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She raised five children with her husband, Robert Wald, a Yale Law School classmate, who established a thriving Washington law practice.
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"There is an extradition treaty between the U.S. and Brazil," David Kubiliun, of Greenspoon Marder's criminal law practice group in Florida, said.
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On his discharge, he opened a private law practice and became a state prosecutor on the attorney general's anti-corruption task force.
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"I don't believe anything they have accused him of," says Billy Bedsole, in whose law practice Mr Sessions worked for two stints.
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He spent eight years in private law practice in Cleveland and then joined the faculty at the University of Virginia Law School.
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His resume has also been deleted from another London institution with which he was connected, the London Centre of International Law Practice.
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He was a transition official for Trump and the chairman of the natural resources law practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber and Schreck.
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For me, it's on the other end of the neighborhood in which my father opened his law practice before becoming a judge.
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Mr. Weissmann is a career prosecutor but, while in private law practice, donated thousands of dollars toward President Barack Obama's election effort.
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"The Trump administration turbocharged it," said Tony Balloon, the leader of the corporate China law practice at the law firm Alston & Bird.
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Anne-Laure Allehaut has joined Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler as counsel in the firm's art and museum law practice in New York.
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Martin Ginsburg gave up law practice when his wife first became a judge, embarking on a new career as a law professor.
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"The Federal Election Campaign Act does not address this situation," said Charles Spies, the leader of Clark Hill's global political law practice.
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Alana Chazan has a family law practice in Los Angeles, and she said that the busiest day of her career was Nov.
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After law school Ms. Abrams joined her father, Samuel Abrams, in his solo law practice; her brother joined them the next year.
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But most of them are also young and in need of the seasoning that experiences in life and in law practice afford.
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"The facts are very different," said Andrea Murino, a partner and co-chairman of the antitrust and competition law practice at Goodwin.
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They might have a law practice, but that didn't stop them from entertaining apocalyptic visions of armed citizens turning to political violence.
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Enforcement of the settlement agreement is tough, said Evelyn Cruz Sroufe, a partner at Perkins Coie, whose law practice focuses on corporate governance.
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"There is an extradition treaty between the U.S. and Brazil," David Kubiliun, of Greenspoon Marder's criminal law practice group in Florida, tells PEOPLE.
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He attended West Point and the University of Alabama Law School, returning to his hometown to begin a private law practice in 1977.
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He is also a senior adviser to reform group Issue One and head of the political law practice at Washington firm Caplin & Drysdale.
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After two years in the Army, he was admitted to the state bar in 1961 and opened a private law practice in Brooklyn.
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After his four decades away from private law practice, Mr. Mollen returned to it after the Mollen Commission ended its work in 1994.
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Mr. Marsh returned to law practice in Virginia in the 1990s and was later chairman and chief executive of the pharmaceutical company Novavax.
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He was also the director of the Center for International Energy and Natural Resources Law & Security at the London Center of International Law Practice.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) as a government affairs counselor at the public policy and law practice.
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He is also senior adviser to the reform group Issue One and head of the political law practice at the Washington firm Caplin & Drysdale.
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After he joined the Continental Congress in Philadelphia and the British military occupied the city of Boston, John gave up his Boston law practice.
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He's also pushed Warren on the issue of transparency, calling on her to release her tax returns from her time in private law practice.
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The Papers of Abraham Lincoln, which began in 1985 as a more limited project dedicated to Lincoln's law practice, has already posted some documents online.
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Scruggs, of Texas Gun Sense, sees the roots of the disconnect between Cruz's law-practice past and political present in the Texas politics of 2012.
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"Unusual is almost too light of a word," said Andrea Agathoklis Murino, a partner in and co-chair of Goodwin's antitrust and competition law practice.
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" Stephen Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law practice, Cornell Law School, Ithaca, New York: "Donald Trump made immigration restrictions a big part of his campaign.
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Wray served as an assistant attorney general who oversaw the criminal division under former Bush before entering private law practice at the firm King & Spalding.
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K&L Gates added former Secretary of the Army John McHugh and his longtime adviser, Anne LeMay, to the firm's public policy and law practice.
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Mr. Newman left private law practice in 1943 and joined Edison Brothers Stores, a prospering retail chain founded in the 1920s by his wife's family.
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He said that his income came from "Law Practice (including Weitz & Luxenberg)," suggesting that he might be receiving income from another law firm as well.
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"Depp would be a poster boy for a prenup," said Arlene Dubin, chair of the matrimonial and family law practice at Moses & Singer in New York.
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Though he's now retired from his law practice, Bosen never stopped being active in politics and currently serves as vice chair of the Coos County Democrats.
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Together, the firm's political law practice represents the Democratic National Committee, the House, Senate and gubernatorial campaign committees and 6900 members of the House of Representatives.
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He wrote his senior thesis in college about her, and later quit his law practice to become the president of Planned Parenthood of New York City.
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"The furniture is like your living room couch," said Phyllis H. Weisberg, a chairwoman of the cooperative and condominium law practice at Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads.
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Her father was a partner in Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, and her mother was an associate in the corporate law practice of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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She is a daughter of Anne M. Zielinski and Robert F. Zielinski of Jenkintown, Pa. Her father owns a private intellectual property law practice in Philadelphia.
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The brief was actually filed by James Ho, Cruz's successor as Texas solicitor general, one year after Cruz left that office to return to private law practice.
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This summer, Charleston will start another business: her own law practice with her father-in-law in New Orleans where we'll be doing primarily real estate law.
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Founded by a former lawyer, Andrew Lynch, the style is based on "old pictures of lawyers and their briefcases" that Lynch found while running is law practice.
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There, in a Queens warehouse district in the shadows of an elevated No. 20163 subway line, is a taxi garage that used to house his law practice.
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Newly single attorney Rene moves from Washington, DC, back home to Birmingham to take over the law practice of her deceased father, a local civil rights hero.
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"I run into a lot of these disputes," said Phyllis H. Weisberg, a chairwoman of the cooperative and condominium law practice at Montgomery McCracken Walker and Rhoads.
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Mr. Bradfield stayed on at the Fed under Alan Greenspan after Mr. Volcker stepped down in 1987 but resigned in 1989 to return to private law practice.
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He describes this friend as perfect — incredibly smart, with a successful law practice, with a beautiful and brilliant wife and kids, and both good looking and athletic.
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Prakash DeSai, the suspect's father, told ABC television's Houston affiliate on Monday that his son had been "upset about his law practice not going well" and money woes.
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He is 219 years old now, with a private law practice in upstate New York under his name but no website, listed phone number, or public email address.
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Cohn's law practice, and its seemingly never-ending flow of corporate conflicts, political intrigue, and society maneuvering, provided a steady stream of investigative work for Broady and Corbally.
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As for dropping his law practice, he echoed a common argument against turning the Legislature into a full-time institution, saying that he opposed a professional governing body.
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This summer, Charleston will start another business: her own law practice with her father-in-law in New Orleans, where she'll be focused primarily on real-estate law.
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David Kubiliun of Greenspoon Marder's criminal law practice group in Florida tells PEOPLE that if Lochte were his client, he wouldn't advise the swimmer to return to Brazil.
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Post-revolutionary law practice proved lucrative: In the 1780s, Marshall's practice boomed in Richmond, where he represented hundreds of Virginia debtors in their efforts to evade British creditors.
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Officially speaking, though, Wallace is the scouting bureau's only part-time scout (maintaining a law practice and raising a 16-month-old son will lead to some compromises).
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An antitrust scholar and a former dean of the Georgetown University law school, he wove in and out of government, private law practice and academia over his career.
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"I enjoy my law practice and look forward to prevailing on behalf of my client Stormy Daniels," he added, using the stage name of the actress, Stephanie Clifford.
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Mr. Dees, the son of an Alabama farmer, sold his book publishing business to begin the civil rights law practice that would eventually become the S.P.L.C. in 1971.
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Phillips, who is sixty-seven, with a bald head and a sizable mustache, is a former SWAT -team member and now has a law practice defending police officers.
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Deborah Meshulam is a partner at DLA Piper U.S. She chairs the firm's securities law practice and regularly defends those charged with violations of the federal securities laws.
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A person familiar with the matter said he was not a good cultural fit with Tesla and wanted to return to his family and law practice in Washington, D.C.
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The lawmaker was accused of masking the payments from public scrutiny by disguising them as income from what he claimed was a personal injury law practice, according to prosecutors.
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Lindsay Nathan has joined Venable as counsel in the firm's political law practice in New York, moving over from Everytown for Gun Safety, where she was senior corporate counsel.
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Powers founded Rubin and Rudman's Political Law Practice Group and was previously assistant general counsel for enforcement at the Office of the General Counsel at the Federal Election Committee.
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Ms. Saul, 34, is a partner in Boyd Collar Nolen Tuggle & Roddenbery, a family law practice in Vinings, Ga. Until 2013 she was the staff lawyer for Judge Schuster.
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That's helped to reduce the number of placements outside tribal communities, although more needs to be done, according to author Shanna Knight in the publication ABA Child Law Practice.
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She had met John when they were students together at Stanford law school, and he gave up a thriving law practice in Phoenix to move to Washington in 20183.
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Under triple talaq, a Sharia law practice dating from the 7th century, Muslim men can divorce their wives by uttering the words "talaq" ("I divorce you" in Arabic) three times.
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Angry commenters flooded the reviews for his law practice with one-star ratings, and the company from which he rented his office space informed him he was no longer welcome.
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Federal investigators discovered that Conn, who launched his law practice in 1993, had been bribing a doctor and a judge to rubber-stamp disability claims based on sham medical evidence.
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Butswinkas left Tesla because it was a poor cultural fit and a desire to return home to his family and law practice, a source familiar with the situation told TechCrunch.
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Mangiante briefly worked for the London-based professor in 2016 in the months leading up to the election at the London Centre of International Law Practice, according to Business Insider.
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Marius Tyndale or some other wet-nosed junior partner would take his law practice and his clients, and Dorota, his confidant and muse, would realize her true potential and escape.
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The bride's parents are partners in Denver law firms, her father in the construction law practice at Moye White and her mother in the corporate practice group at Holland & Hart.
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Mr. Harrington, 75, has represented Mr. bin al-Shibh since January 2012, and regularly commuted to the military prison at Guantánamo Bay from his home and law practice in Buffalo.
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That follows a fivefold increase in prenups over the past 20 years, according to Arlene Dubin, chair of the matrimonial and family law practice of Moses & Singer in New York.
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Laufman, who specializes in inspector general investigations and sensitive national security matters as part of his private law practice, suggested there could have been political reasons for the aggressive declassification.
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"No two real estate professionals will allocate shares in the same way," said Phyllis H. Weisberg, a chairwoman of the cooperative and condominium law practice at Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads.
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The bodies of Ray, a former assistant attorney general who later opened up a family law practice, and Fry, the transgender woman who rented a room from him, were discovered Feb.
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"In times of transition, issues like this that are not of highest priority could get delayed," said Jonathan Havens, co-chair of the cannabis law practice at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr.
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Bernhardt is chairman of the natural resources law practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber and Schreck, and he was briefly in charge of the Interior transition team for Trump after November's election.
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Bernhardt is the former chairman of the natural resources law practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, where he earned at least $1.1 million last year from the firm and lobbying contracts.
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That follows a fivefold increase in prenuptial agreements over the past 20 years, according to Arlene Dubin, chair of the matrimonial and family law practice of Moses & Singer in New York.
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For lawyers in the administration — including officials like Mr. Priebus who did not occupy a legal post but planned to return to law practice afterward — professional norms exerted an additional constraint.
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That message, he said, was one of inclusion, and, like Darrow's law practice, was not aimed at the usual communities of people who can afford world-famous attorneys or Broadway tickets.
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Mr. Wehrum, who was acting assistant administrator for air and radiation from 2005 to 2007, is now a partner in Hunton & Williams, which has a large energy and environmental law practice.
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Butswinkas' decision to leave is because of "a poor cultural fit" at Tesla and a desire to return home to his family and law practice, a source familiar told CNN Business.
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His wife, with whom he runs a boutique law practice, served in the Reagan Justice Department and has represented a series of high-profile clients in terrorism and national security cases.
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Police confirmed to PEOPLE that Cook was attempting to reach Parks' law practice in the office building, in Atlanta's Buckhead area, but ended up at a different firm on a different floor.
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At play is a desire to keep some guardrails on their behavior once they are separated from a company, said Mark Spund, who oversees the employment-law practice of Davidoff Hutcher & Citron.
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Police confirmed to PEOPLE that Cook was attempting to reach Parks' law practice in the office building, in Atlanta's Buckhead area, but ended up at a different firm on a different floor.
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I work from home, with a very small part-time solo law practice that affords me the time to write and gives me the flexibility to spend more time with my kids.
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While living with her in St. Petersburg, he got engaged to another woman in nearby Largo, telling her he was a Dallas attorney who wanted to move his law practice to Florida.
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"The consensus based on confidential peer review is that Mr. O'Connor lacks sufficient litigation experience, going to the depth and breadth of his law practice to date," Moxley wrote in the letter.
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When the virus invades a law practice, the building is quarantined and one disgruntled and infected legal analyst (Steven Yeun of "The Walking Dead") makes a bloody climb up the corporate ladder.
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Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, likened it to the state revoking or suspending a driver's license without affording the driver an opportunity to be heard.
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More than a decade earlier, Buffett had convinced Munger to leave his law practice (Munger co-founded the law firm Munger, Tolles & Olson), because "it didn't use his full talents," Buffett told CNBC.
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Gonzalez contended that he had severed all ties with the firm during the negotiations while divesting his equity in the law practice at the time, something he said went beyond what was required.
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"It is unprecedented that a parent has sought custody predicated on indoctrination of extremist Muslim philosophy," said Barbara, the co-chair of the Divorce and Family Law practice group at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron.
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Stephen W. Yale-Loehr, a professor of Immigration Law Practice at Cornell Law School, noted that there are currently over 667,000 cases pending in immigration court with a backlog of almost two years.
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Over the next 10 years, despite some stints in rehab, his friend lost his wife, his home, his money, the ability to see his girls, his law practice, and even his driver's license.
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"The last thing Albany needs is another Dean Skelos crony who cares more about his outside law practice than serving the people of Long Island," said Mike Murphy, a spokesman for the Senate Democrats.
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The Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission said it was investigating Parker on suspicion of granting favors to friends and clients of his part-time law practice who were facing jail sentences in his court.
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"Some alterations go on for a long time," said Phyllis H. Weisberg, the co-chairwoman of the cooperative and condominium law practice in the New York City office of the law firm Montgomery McCracken.
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Russia's processes for handling such matters can be opaque, and "the most interesting aspects are those which are not publicized," said Eleonora Rosati, a co-editor of the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice.
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Silver had said publicly that he represented "plain, ordinary simple people" in his law practice, and that his work consisted of spending several hours a week evaluating possible claims for the firm to accept.
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Although Kreider-Dusek misses the cattle that used to graze on her family's ranch, she likes the fracking royalties, which have allowed her to scale back her law practice and take on the government work.
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He then said that after he applied to work on Trump's campaign, his employer at the time — the London Center of International Law Practice — sent him to Rome, where he encountered the professor, Joseph Mifsud.
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Diane, meanwhile, had been winding down her law practice, as a management-side labor lawyer at the major Boston firm Ropes & Gray, where she had recently given up her partnership after working there since 1995.
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After giving up his law practice and moving from New Jersey to California, he earned a master's degree from what is now the School of Applied Theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Oakland, Calif.
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Duncan's nomination to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit was widely opposed by civil rights groups, who noted that anti-LGBTQ litigation made up a significant amount of Duncan's law practice.
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Mr. Miller was found guilty in 2000 of defrauding clients of his private law practice in the 218s, when he was an Assembly member from Brooklyn but before becoming speaker of the Democratic-controlled body.
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"I'd be surprised to find a lawyer who is confident in the enforceability of an NDA right now," says Ron Shechtman, head of the employment law practice at law firm Pryor Cashman, which represents employers.
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Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, further explained because that immigration courts are considered civil, not criminal, proceedings, regular due process protections do not apply in the same way.
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Also now missing from the LCU faculty pages is Nagi Idris, director of the London Centre of International Law Practice, an organization with which both Mifsud and Papadopoulos claimed to have been affiliated in the past.
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Because Castro ceded the presidency to his younger brother Raul eight years ago, "Fidel's death is paradoxical, ... it means nothing," said Pedro Freyre, who heads the international law practice at the Akerman law firm in Miami.
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"It's a very common way of building a relationship with members of Congress, and that has been true for many, many years," said Robert Kelner, the chair of Covington and Burlington's election and political law practice.
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Attorney Robert Kelner, who heads the Election and Political Law Practice Group at the Washington firm of Covington & Burling, has been representing Flynn since shortly after his dismissal earlier this year as Trump's national security adviser.
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The exemption requests, written by Mr. Elias, the head of Perkins Coie's political law practice, argued that it was impractical to require disclaimers on ads the size of those then being offered on Google and Facebook.
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The Republican National Committee named him to its finance leadership team this year, and in April, the international law firm and Washington lobbying powerhouse Squire Patton Boggs formed a "strategic alliance" with Mr. Cohen's law practice.
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The board has a responsibility to protect residents by regulating dangerous activities, said Howard Schechter, a partner and co-chairman of the cooperative and condominium law practice at the law firm Montgomery McCracken Walker and Rhoads.
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The visibility and adulation for the founder-CEO can often allocate the resources of society towards that kind of entrepreneurship, rather than the more common kind, which is opening a nail salon or a law practice.
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EU entities doing business with Iran through the SPV could still be caught by the re-imposed U.S. secondary sanctions on Iran, according to Roger Matthews, Senior Director at Dechert LLP's International Trade and EU Law practice.
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Bernhardt is chairman of the natural resources law practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and earned at least $1.1 million last year lobbying for more than a dozen energy and mining firms, including oil and gas companies.
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In 20013, he suddenly dropped out of public view when he entered a federal prison in Pennsylvania after pleading guilty to having failed to file proper tax returns or maintain necessary financial records for his law practice.
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But lawsuits are no fun and a court proceeding "could drag on and on" with no guarantee of success, said Phyllis H. Weisberg, a chairwoman of the cooperative and condominium law practice at Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads.
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Mr. Sweet stepped down as deputy mayor at the end of 1969, after Mr. Lindsay was elected to a second term, and returned to private law practice as a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom.
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Neil Chayet, a judge's son whose health law practice was less renowned than the minute-long summaries of court cases he delivered weekdays to a national radio audience for 41 years, died on Friday in Salem, Mass.
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And Kim says so long to the grind of a one-woman start-up law practice, having reordered her priorities (Blockbuster home videos and nachos now top the list) after a car crash that nearly killed her.
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Federal authorities said Silver, who represented Lower Manhattan, masked kickbacks from real estate developers and medical referral fees by disguising the money as income from what he claimed was a personal injury law practice, according to the complaint.
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Mark Federman, Niki's father who quit his law practice to take up with the lox racket and ran the place with his wife, Maria, for years, was a Grade-A schmoozer, and a lovely guy; he still is.
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"People who buy art and exhibit it around the world to increase its value do it because they're told it's going to increase the value," said Diana Wierbicki, global head of the art law practice group at Withers Worldwide.
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" Avenatti, who attended high school in Missouri, got his legal training on the East Coast and built his law practice in Los Angeles, said his remarks would focus on "how as a party we need to fight this fight.
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The term "family business" can feel a bit fraught, bringing to mind images of children reluctantly following in their parents' footsteps to take over the deli/law practice/insurance firm rather than chasing their dreams to study film in Europe.
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"The upshot is, executive branch employees should assume that they're going to have to recuse themselves very early in the process of being considered by a particular company," said Rob Kelner, the chair of Covington & Burling's election and political law practice.
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Nanda Davis is the founder of Davis Law Practice, current president of the Salem Roanoke County Bar Association, a board member of the statewide Virginia Women Attorney's Association and former president of the Roanoke Chapter of the Virginia Women Attorney's Association.
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Papadopoulos, then 28, was visiting Link to meet officials as part of his role at the London Centre for International Law Practice, a quasi-think-tank based in London that he had recently joined and which Mifsud was also affiliated to.
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And I've heard plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest that highly qualified lawyers are turning down judicial appointments rather than put their law practice on ice for a year or more on the diminishing chance that they might eventually be confirmed.
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A business is almost always the most contested asset in a divorce, with a lot of the numbers in a settlement derived from its value, said Neena Tankha, a partner in the matrimonial and family law practice at Warshaw Burstein.
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But Mr. Priebus, who is seeking to build a law practice as a Washington power broker who can open doors for clients, has maintained contact and occasionally visited the White House to see Mr. Trump and his own replacement, Mr. Kelly.
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In 1832, he left his fledgling law practice in Illinois to participate in the Black Hawk War, and, in 1846, he resigned his Illinois Congressional seat to serve as a colonel of the Fourth Illinois Infantry in the Mexican War.
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Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen (R) is accused of running an adoption law practice that brought women from the Marshall Islands to the U.S. to give birth and then placed the babies for adoption with U.S. parents, according to the indictment.
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"All fifty states exercise broad police powers to protect their groundwater from pollution," wrote Aaron Streett, chair of Texas-based law firm Baker Botts' Supreme Court and Constitutional Law Practice, in a brief submitted on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce.
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"I find it very hard to believe that they would take action with the facts that have been presented, given the fact that I don't believe the child received any injuries," David Kubiliun, chairman of Greenspoon Marder's criminal law practice group tells PEOPLE.
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But three diplomats from major European countries who are currently, or were previously, stationed in London told BuzzFeed News they had never heard of the London Centre of International Law Practice or the London Academy of Diplomacy — or, for that matter, of Mifsud.
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"To date, the FDA has only gone after people making aggressive claims - cancer treatment claims, AIDS treatment claims and the like," said attorney Jonathan Havens, former FDA regulatory counsel and current co-chair of cannabis law practice at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr.
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If he returns to private law practice in Washington at the firm WilmerHale, where he worked out of a 12th-floor corner office, he would take on a similar role doing investigations for corporate clients, said Jamie S. Gorelick, a partner there.
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More good news from one of the legal beagles of the class: Clem Howard writes from Oregon that, upon appeal, his disbarment has been reduced to what he describes as "a strong censure with conditions," which will allow his law practice to continue.
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In a biography that was previously displayed on the website of the London Center of International Law Practice, where Mr. Mifsud was the director of international strategic development, there is no mention of academic training or any degrees he may have earned.
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Eileen J. O'Connor, a Washington, D.C. lawyer, is chairman of the executive committee of the Federalist Society's Administrative Law Practice Group and served for six years as head of the Justice Department's Tax Division in the administration of President George W. Bush.
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In 2007, Mr. Delrahim, who was in private law practice at the time, had a contract to lobby for Google's acquisition of the ad-technology company DoubleClick, according to the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the details are confidential.
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"From time to time, candidates and others have tried to come up with new gimmicks and novel ways to raise campaign contributions," said Lawrence J. Tabas, chair of the election law practice group at the law firm Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel in Philadelphia.
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Luckily, Yerxa — whose experience ranges from Capitol Hill to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and from private law practice in Brussels to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva — comes to the job ready to tackle the rising set of challenges.
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Papadopoulos's fiancé, Simona Mangiante, whom Mifsud hired in 2016 to work at the grand-sounding London Centre of International Law Practice, another UK-based organization where the Maltese academic held a senior position, told BuzzFeed News that she never understood what the organization did.
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"I think a lot of people are holding out what I consider somewhat false hope that we'll come out of this hearing with all the answers to our burning questions," said Jonathan Havens, co-chair of the cannabis law practice at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr.
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A person familiar with the matter said Butswinkas was not a good cultural fit with Tesla and wanted to return to his family and law practice in Washington, D.C. Jonathan Chang, Tesla's current vice president of legal, is taking over Butswinkas' position, effective Wednesday.
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Mandated reporters, such as teachers or doctors, are required to report suspected child abuse, but ordinary citizens are free of that obligation, said Randall M. Kessler, a former chairman of the American Bar Association's Family Law Section, who has a law practice in Atlanta.
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Delegate Chris Peace, another Republican who favored expansion in the House, said he had changed his position in part because in his family law practice, he had come to see the dire effects that a lack of health care had on low-income families.
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In 1957, he married Gloria Saatjian, a bank secretary, and the couple moved to Long Beach, where Mr. Deukmejian opened a small law practice on the second floor of a bank building, specializing in "anything that walked in the door," he once told an interviewer.
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His father has a private family law practice in Bethesda, Md. The groom's stepmother retired as the executive director at VSA Vermont, an organization in Essex Junction, Vt., now called Inclusive Arts Vermont, that helps children and adults with disabilities participate in the arts.
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His father has a private family law practice in Bethesda, Md. The groom's stepmother retired as the executive director at VSA Vermont, an organization in Essex Junction, Vt., now called Inclusive Arts Vermont, that helps children and adults with disabilities participate in the arts.
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His departure from the union led to a political career in which he was known for a liberal voice on issues like the environment and campaign finance in his private law practice and as an unsuccessful candidate for governor and the United States Senate.
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Bernhardt, the former chairman of the natural resources law practice at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, earned at least $1.1 million last year from both the firm and lobbying work for more than a dozen energy and mining firms, according to his financial disclosure forms.
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Nor has Niblett heard of the now-defunct London Academy of Diplomacy, where Mifsud is said to have served as "honorary director" before it closed, according to his biography, or the London Center of International Law Practice, where Mifsud is listed as director of international strategic development.
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"The theme of the day is data, specifically about dosage, interactions and why are you putting this in products, and unfortunately, I don't think anybody is giving good answers to that," Jonathan Havens, co-chair of the cannabis law practice at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, told CNBC.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about shrinking job prospects and mounting debt for law students misstated the timetable under which the government would forgive the debt incurred by John Acosta, a graduate of Valparaiso University Law School who is setting up his own criminal law practice.
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Mr. Thompson, who handled legal cases for ABC-TV, the Federal Trade Commission and Madison Square Garden and was an assistant state attorney general from 1967 to 1969, gave up law practice in 1974, when he became the full-time paid director of the Colgate Women's Games.
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Ruckelshaus returned to private law practice after leaving the Justice Department but in 1983 the Reagan administration brought him back to run the embattled EPA after the then administrator Anne Gorsuch and a number of her top aides resigned amid allegations of mismanagement and conflicts of interest.
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And even if they were, "the U.S. could adjust the scope of its sanctions to capture them — and potentially designate the SPV itself, although this would politically further up the ante," Roger Matthews, senior director at Dechert LLP's International Trade and EU Law practice, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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While organizations like Catholic Charities offer low-cost services and some lawyers will take asylum cases pro-bono, Latrice Latin, the principal attorney of an Atlanta-area private law practice, told VICE a law firm might charge up to $6,500 for an asylum case at the trial level.
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Mr. Thompson, 50, a Democrat, had previously had a successful private law practice; he represented Nafissatou Diallo, a Manhattan hotel housekeeper who, in 2011, accused the French politician Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexually assaulting her in a case that was eventually dropped by the Manhattan district attorney's office.
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"Thanks to the green card lottery I was able to stay here, go to law school, marry my wife, have four beautiful children and build a law practice," said Mr. Vrapi, whose Albuquerque-based firm has grown from two to 23 employees in four cities and four states.
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Like many who will have a place in Mr. Trump's White House, Mr. Priebus openly discussed life after a Trump loss during the campaign, musing about the possibility of returning to Wisconsin and picking up his law practice, according to one Republican he spoke to at the time.
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"Having reached the goal we set out to achieve 10 years ago in establishing a new law practice in New York, we look forward to joining a global platform that addresses the complex needs of today's multinational clients," the former mayor said in a statement released by Greenberg on Tuesday.
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If a husband decides he acted hastily, the only way for the marriage to be reinstated is through nikah halala, another Sharia law practice under which the woman has to marry another man, consummate the marriage with the second husband, get divorced, and then go back to her former husband.
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"I'm sure they will not adopt Obama's executive order on ethics, but because Trump made a big deal of announcing an ethics reform package during the campaign, they will probably adopt some version of it after the inauguration," said Rob Kelner, the chairman of Covington & Burling's election and political law practice.
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Eileen J. O'Connor, a Washington, D.C. lawyer, is chairman of the Executive Committee of the Federalist Society's Administrative Law Practice Group and served for six years as head of the Justice Department's Tax Division in the administration of President George W. Bush, immediately following the administration of President William J. Clinton.
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A former federal prosecutor who went on to have a successful private law practice, Mr. Thompson earned a reputation in office as one of the country's most progressive district attorneys, creating a robust internal unit that reviewed questionable convictions and establishing a policy of not prosecuting most low-level marijuana arrests.
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"The idea was to find a better way not to sue each other every Friday," said Dennis J. Concilla, a partner in the securities law practice at Carlile Patchen & Murphy, who was involved in creating the protocol and now operates the Broker Protocol, a website that lists the agreement's participants.
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She volunteered at the Florida Immigrant Coalition, in Miami, on a campaign to persuade the state legislature to grant driver's licenses to the undocumented; that led to a job in the office of a Democratic state senator named José Javier Rodríguez, a Cuban-American with a law practice in Coral Gables.
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Ms. Zeleny, a lawyer who lives outside Salt Lake City and opened a Wells Fargo account when she started a new law practice, said it would be impossible for her to agree to arbitrate her dispute over an account that she had never signed up for in the first place.
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