Definition of «to be one's agent»

To be someone's agent means to act on their behalf, representing and carrying out their interests or desires. An agent is a person who conducts business for another person or organization, making decisions and taking actions in accordance with the principal's goals and objectives.

Sentences with «to be one's agent»

If the secretary of state is agent for an applicant then as agent he may be liable in damages in tort or contract, alongside any parallel public law liability in damages. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
Since coverage isn't available everywhere, you first need to determine if there is an agent in your area. (investopedia.com)
They prefer knowing there is an agent in their neighborhood personally handing their policy. (carinsurancequote.net)
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