Word: client
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...firm. Seven years ago, she decided to go to golf school so she could compete with colleagues she saw doing deals over 18 holes. It paid off. "Every time I went out on the course, a deal went down," Rappaport says. "On one of my first outings with a client, I closed a $200 million sale." Several weeks ago (after six sessions at golf school), Rappaport closed a $300 million sale...
Colt's lawyer, Jeffrey S. Beeler, said his client filed civil charges in part receive compensation for mental health problems she has suffered following the alleged incident and also because "she wants to make sure this type of thing doesn't happen again...
Beeler said MIT had rejected an initial settlement offer and he now plans to bring his client's case to trial...
WASHINGTON: He's appealed on the grounds of executive privilege, attorney-client privilege and the historic silence of the Secret Service. Now Clinton attorney David Kendall is pleading "fundamental fairness" in a bid to see Ken Starr's Lewinsky dossier before it heads to the Hill. "Elemental fairness dictates that we be allowed to respond to any 'report' you send to the House simultaneously with its transmission," Kendall wrote Starr on Monday. In other words, Clinton wants to steel himself against possible impeachment charges and claims a right to read Starr's report a week in advance -- plenty of time...
...under the pillow. Prior to Andrew, no one envisioned more than $7 billion in insured losses for a single storm. But after Andrew's landfall, Karen Clark, founder of Applied Insurance Research Inc., in Boston, one of a new breed of "catastrophe modelers," sent an audacious message to her clients estimating insured losses at $9 billion. If Andrew proved to be more intense than first estimated, she added, the damages could hit $13.5 billion. "Nobody believed it," she says. A client remarked, "A few mobile homes and an Air Force base--how much could...