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To: cupcakes
"That's because she's a litigation partner in one of Washington's most high-powered Democratic law firms - Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering.

And that firm represents Prince Mohammed al-Faisal al-Saud, a member of the Saudi royal family and director of a key Saudi financial agency, against a lawsuit filed by a coalition of 600 Sept. 11 families. >> "

Gorelick is involved in representing the Saudi's in that case?

46 posted on 04/15/2004 4:10:41 AM PDT by Rebelbase
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To: Rebelbase
Gorelick (put on the Committee by Daschle)
not only created the background for the 911 Atrocities but now is covering it up
for the terrorists. Gorelick is a litigation partner of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering.
which represents Prince Mohammed al-Faisal al-Saud, the House of Saud,
against a lawsuit filed by a coalition of 600 Sept. 11 families.


CONCLUSION:


63 posted on 04/15/2004 4:32:04 AM PDT by Diogenesis (If you mess with one of us, you mess with all of us)
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To: Rebelbase
Gorelick is involved in representing the Saudi's in that case?

I never heard that she is personally active in his represenation, but her firm represents him. In any law firm, no matter how big, before they take on a new client or a new matter, they run a conflicts check on names of every entity involved. If any partner has a client that would present even a potential conflict, he contacts the originating partner. Sometimes, if the clients don't mind (e.g., if it's a pretty tangential connection), the clients can agree to go on despite the conflict. Very often, however, one of the clients is told he needs another firm to represent him, at least for that matter.

147 posted on 04/15/2004 8:38:05 AM PDT by maryz
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