“My clients were shocked, and I was shocked that we had to go to this point. I think the city will respond without the necessity of judicial intervention, but sometimes you need something filed with the court to inspire that.”
Luke Lirot
“It's not like we're trying to figure out ways not to serve the client, and I think that's the piece that gets lost when everyone is asking why didn't someone do this or that. We all want the same thing. The question is, can we find it?”
Charles Johnson
“I think the verdict as well as the quickness of the verdict sends a clear message that my client had absolutely no criminal intent. Now he can put this experience behind him and move on.”
Jeff Collins
“Most of our corporate clients are looking for credible spokespersons. I don't think he'll fall into that category after admitting he's been not telling the truth for 14 years.”
Jeff Chown
“There are some lawyers who think of themselves as basically instruments of whoever their clients are, and they pride themselves on their professional craft.”
Cass Sunstein
“I think since the date of his arrest, my client has been held illegally. I think his constitutional rights have been violated.”
Darrell Dunham
“As city attorney, my client is the city of Monticello. The actual conflict of interest would not have arisen until the city determined to pursue action against Mr. Donaldson. Once I disclosed the potential conflict in my memorandum dated Dec. 13, the only other action I took was at the instruction of the City Council to prepare the request for an opinion from the Municipal League. Once I received Mr. Rodgers letter informing me of his disagreement with the way I framed my questions I forwarded his letter to the Municipal League.”
David Hoffman
