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And together we got through the eye of the financial storm in Iceland without taking any direct losses to our equity or to the funds of our clients.
They were basically asked by one of their clients who was going to buy houses in that neighborhood in the future.
Even Goldman Sachs once used to serve clients, before it turned into an institution that serves only itself.
Our clients are benefiting from 85 years of employment research, which shows that work samples are one of the best predictors of success on the job.
And not bad for a project that almost every ad agency we talked to advised their clients not to take part.
And here, by great fortune, one of my father's clients had a husband who worked at the Alfred Mann Foundation for Scientific Research.
And so it was great fun in those days, and some of those of you who are in the audience were my clients.
But it is a place where sex workers and their clients come.
And when I started out, I thought that architecture was a service business and that you had to please the clients and stuff.
And actually, it was responding to clients that I had who didn't have very much money, so they couldn't afford very much.
Luckily I started to get some clients that had a little more money, so the stuff was a little more permanent.
There aren't many people around that are really involved with architecture as clients.
But my point is that ... and I call it the "then what?" OK, you solved all the problems, you did all the stuff, you made nice, you loved your clients, you loved the city, you're a good guy, you're a good person ... and then what?
He spent most of his career working with juvenile delinquents, and in his work he noticed that most of his clients read comic books.
He had often created products for clients that the client ultimately did not like.
A lot of my clients are very young.
It inspired me to fight for each and every one of my clients' freedom as if it was my own.
I have been a public defender for over half my life, and I have stood by and watched thousands of clients as they were dragged into those jail cells because they didn't have enough money to pay bail.
We were eating our Chinese takeout and venting about the injustice of it all when David looked up and said, "Why don't we just start a bail fund, and just start bailing our clients out of jail?"
But what if clients did come back?
We know this because when the Bronx Freedom Fund pays bail, 96 percent of clients return for every court appearance, laying waste to the myth that it's money that mattered.
And in the entire history of the Bronx Freedom Fund, fewer than two percent of our clients have ever received a jail sentence of any kind.
These are passionate, dedicated advocates from local communities, many of whom were formerly incarcerated themselves, who will pay bails and support clients while their cases are going through the legal system, providing them with whatever resources and support they may need.
We will also listen, collect and elevate and honor the stories of our clients so that we can change hearts and minds, and we will collect critical, national data that we need so we can chart a better path forward so that we do not recreate this system of oppression in just another form.
When we have a workshop or when we have clients in to work with us side by side, eventually we get to the point in the process that's kind of fuzzy or unconventional.
And one of our litigation strategies was actually to send me into the home of these clients with these large glass bottles.
And I was so nervous, because I thought he was going to be disappointed in me for abandoning our clients for some crazy idea.
Some of these lawyers were successful; they managed to get new trials for their clients.
Others of them managed to extend the lives of their clients, sometimes by years, sometimes by months.
Their clients aren't happy, and people go hungry.
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