Andrew Brozman This is Me

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1. 1. WHP CBS21 [SPORTS]

   www.whptv.com/business/story.a - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/15/2002   Last Visited: 10/15/2002

   During a preliminary hearing Thursday over a related matter, Andrew Brozman, a lawyer for the Royal Bank of Scotland and National Westminster Bank, argued that Batson's lengthy subpoenas were onerous.
   
   "Your honor, I think we have to draw a line here between what the examiner and the committee reasonably need, and what they would like to have," he said.
   
   Yet Gonzalez has not indicated he will offer banks much support in their efforts to slow Batson's probe. He has approved Batson's request for sweeping subpoena power and, despite dozens of objections last Thursday, told the parties he would tolerate no delays in their efforts to seek a compromise on keeping information collected by Batson confidential. He told them to work all night if they had too.

2. 2. HoustonChronicle.com - Banks leery of data release

   www.chron.com/cs/CDA/story.hts - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/13/2002   Last Visited: 10/13/2002

   During a preliminary hearing Thursday over a related matter, Andrew Brozman, a lawyer for the Royal Bank of Scotland and National Westminster Bank, argued that Batson's lengthy subpoenas were onerous.
   
   "Your honor, I think we have to draw a line here between what the examiner and the committee reasonably need, and what they would like to have," he said.
   
   Yet Gonzalez has not indicated he will offer banks much support in their efforts to slow Batson's probe. He has approved Batson's request for sweeping subpoena power and, despite dozens of objections last Thursday, told the parties he would tolerate no delays in their efforts to seek a compromise on keeping information collected by Batson confidential. He told them to work all night if they had too.

3. 3. ABC 24 MEMPHIS//SPORTS

   www.abc24.com/business/story.a - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/15/2002   Last Visited: 10/15/2002

   During a preliminary hearing Thursday over a related matter, Andrew Brozman, a lawyer for the Royal Bank of Scotland and National Westminster Bank, argued that Batson's lengthy subpoenas were onerous.
   
   "Your honor, I think we have to draw a line here between what the examiner and the committee reasonably need, and what they would like to have," he said.
   
   Yet Gonzalez has not indicated he will offer banks much support in their efforts to slow Batson's probe. He has approved Batson's request for sweeping subpoena power and, despite dozens of objections last Thursday, told the parties he would tolerate no delays in their efforts to seek a compromise on keeping information collected by Batson confidential. He told them to work all night if they had too.