Sentences with phrase «firm performed work»

Legislature Chairman Ryan McMahon, a Shepard supporter, said the Wladis firm performed work for several Republican campaigns, and he did not know what portion of the fees stemmed from Shepard's petition challenge.

The firm performed work for one of the mayor's opponents during the election.

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The Turkish group was previously headed by a businessman who hired former Trump administration national security adviser Michael Flynn and his consulting firm to perform work aiding Turkey.

«A business owner may expand the scope of work to include recording of transactions, but usually this is the responsibility of the «inside» accountant — it isn't profitable for a firm to perform this duty.»

Some of the best firms that sell cyber security services to private clients also perform work as government contractors and employ law enforcement veterans for their expertise.

Nikita brings the knowledge and experience of working with Boston - based private equity firms, where he focused on performing deal sourcing and due diligence in the $ 5 - $ 10 million valuation range.

His work has appeared in various publications and he has performed financial editing at a Wall Street firm.

The Madison, Wis. - based firm JJR, which had been working with the Park District on its lakefront master plan, submitted the only bid to perform the study.

Besides the alleged scheme involving cancer patients and a Columbia researcher, prosecutors said Silver improperly profited from tax work performed by a second law firm in Manhattan.

Besides the alleged scheme involving Taub, prosecutors said Silver improperly profited from tax work performed by a second law firm in Manhattan.

«Our only concern is whether the firm is qualified to perform the services in which we have assigned work.»

The complaint alleges Mr. Silver had no involvement in the firm's asbestos practice and had never performed «any legal work whatsoever» for either law firm's clients.

A Forest Hills resident who works for Manhattan firm Davidoff, Malito & Hutcher LLP, Sean Crowley filed a lawsuit in Queens Surrogate Court against Rose McGushin, 49, seeking $ 10,000 for work he performed on McGushin's mother's will more than a decade ago, City Hall News reported.

The complaint said Skelos, an attorney, has been paid over $ 2.6 million since 1994 by a law firm for which he did not appear to perform actual legal work, but instead was paid to refer clients and meet with them about legislative matters.

In 2002, Sheldon Silver began working for the Weitz & Luxenberg firm, which specializes in asbestos litigation and paid him $ 120,000 a year «based on his official position rather than any work he was expected to perform for clients of the firm,» said Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara.

However, the complaint from Bharara's office alleges that Silver performed no legal work at the firm, and his position was just a cover to allow him to accept bribes.

November 10, 2015 Lawyers from Weitz & Luxenberg testified that Silver didn't perform any actual legal work since he joined the firm in 2002.

A lobbyist from real estate firm Glenwood Management testified Monday that Silver had personally received $ 750,000 related to real estate tax work performed by firm Goldberg & Iryami, which allegedly gave him kickback money.

Bharara also charged that Skelos was paid $ 2.6 million dollars by the law firm, of which he was «of counsel,» but did not perform any actual work for.

The documents allege Silver received $ 1.4 million in salary from the law firm of Weitz & Luxenberg based on his official position as assembly speaker, rather than for work he performed, and $ 3.9 million in attorney referral fees.

Fasano said that rather than having to explain where his caucus «draws the line» between campaign consulting work and taxpayer - funded government work performed by the same firm, he just decided «to get rid of» the campaign work for any Republican state Senate candidate, incumbent or challenger.

Part of the work the firm performed for Bolton's super PAC was psychographic voter targeting that it claimed could profile voters based on certain characteristics.

The U.S. attorney also charges that Sen. Skelos was paid $ 2.6 million by the law firm, of which he was «of counsel,» but did not perform any actual work for them — paid for referring clients to the firm who had business before the state, and meeting with law firm clients «including about legislative matters.»

As Glenwood was lobbying Skelos about rent laws, Skelos pressured an executive at the firm, identified by sources as senior vice president Charles Dorego, to arrange a $ 20,000 payment to his son Adam that prosecutors say was disguised as a commission for title work which he did not perform.

Federal prosecutors say Silver ran schemes using two law firms, one specializing in real estate, the other in personal injury law, to collect money for work he did not perform.

Silver was convicted in November for a scheme that involved receiving kickbacks for steering developers — Steve Witkoff and Glenwood — to hire certain firms to perform tax work.

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who has claimed the former speaker did not actually perform any legal work while earning millions of dollars from two law firms, might disagree.

Instead, the Democratic candidate Dave Denenberg has withdrawn amid allegations that he billed his law firm for work he never performed.

«Given the firm's reckless gaffes in judgment, we feel it necessary to at least question the integrity of all work performed to date,» Auerbach further advised in his November 16 letter to Ronk.

Tens of millions of pounds of taxpayers» money is being paid out to under - performing firms delivering the government's work programme, Whitehall's spending watchdog has warned.

One of the firm's founding partners told federal authorities that Mr. Silver was originally hired not to perform any legal work, but to boost the firm's prestige.

Mr. Silver has been charged by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara with masking millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks as income from two law firms, while essentially performing no work for the companies.

«Flaws» in contracts drawn up with the companies delivering the welfare - to - work scheme means that even the worst - performing firms are expected to get bonuses, the National Audit Office has said.

The $ 3,733 was part of a $ 4,829 contribution made by William J. Rugg Sr., former president of Krehbiel Associates, a Town of Tonawanda engineering firm that performed a substantial amount of work for the City of North Tonawanda when Maziarz served as city clerk before being elected county clerk.

Like any other outsourced service, some are paid in advance to perform their work; these are referred to as «retained» search firms.

At the end of the day, it has been over a year without any firm working agreement drafted by the university, and I have made arrangements to perform testing elsewhere.

I've always held a firm belief that Warriors games work best on the most capable and powerful platform they're released on — why play Samurai Warriors 4 on PS3 or Vita, when the PS4 version looks better, performs better, and with hundreds of enemy characters being rendered on screen all at once?

Making School Work is a unique law firm for disabled students who are not performing to their potential.

At East End Prep, we are built on the firm belief that great teachers given the right tools and support to perform on a high level and «work their magic» in the classroom is the key to long term, sustainable student and school success.

The labour hire firm does not contract to perform the work; it merely contracts with the worker and pays the worker.

Firms who perform this type of work may identify themselves as debt management, debt reduction, debt relief, debt workout, debt settlement or a host of other names inferring they help with debt even sometimes including debt consolidation.

For example, it's likely that carmakers will continue to outsource more of their production to other firms; right now they perform, on average, 70 % of this work.

Consider the following Fleishman - Hillard International Communications Survey2 performed by a public relations firm that works with animal - care companies.

This work has been performed as principal of Clean Energy Design, LLC, and its predecessor firm since 1996.

SolarCity, SunRun and Sungevity have received subpoenas from the Treasury Department's office of inspector general for financial records to justify more than $ 500 million in federal grants and tax credits the firms tapped for performing work... SolarCity, SunRun and Sungevity have been by far the largest recipients among companies installing solar panels on homes.

In the months after I graduated from law school I worked as a legal assistant, a receptionist, a file clerk, and performing document review at multiple different firms.

For this reason, they perform thorough assessments of your firm, then they put their in - depth expertise to work to recommend the integrated lawyer marketing solutions that best fit your needs and budget.

'' [N] ot only do these executive education initiatives have their emotional and behavioral work cut out for them, they can not apply the MBA template to law firm leaders: «What works for GE will not work for law firms,» since the art of «managing» a group of high - performing, verbal and analytic overachievers whose career success may have been largely built on standing out from the crowd, bears no resemblance whatsoever to employer / employee relations.

There is also a disincentive for clients in HST provinces using B.C. lawyers to perform commercial work that relates to B.C. (even if B.C. lawyers are within the same national firm, working from the Vancouver office), if there is no ITC available on seven per cent of the bill.

Fuelled by Big Data, increased computing power and more effective algorithms (a routine process for solving a program or performing a task), AI has the potential to change the way that legal work is done, the way that law firms conduct business and the way that lawyers deal with clients.