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«I used to personal train clients, spending 30 to 60 minutes with them in a session, purely working out, but the truth is that nutrition accounts for 70 to 90 per cent of their results,» says exercise physiologist Nalisha Patel.
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Without having to pay a cent, the site allows users to make a comprehensive profile, share pictures and videos, access chat rooms, make use of the built — in instant messaging client and find a compatible partner using the auto — matchmaking algorithm available on the site.
Agent members of the HBAA have reported that 30 per cent of their clients are «increasingly» using serviced apartments for their transient accommodation needs.
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.
«The benefits that we have received touch on many aspects of our business, so we monitor them in a number of ways, including feedback from our people and clients, our internal use of paper, which we have reduced by 66 per cent in London, and the positive impact that it has had on our finances,» he says.
According to Arkadin's research, 76 per cent of respondents said their firm uses some sort of «presence» system to enable instant communications in - house, but only 5 per cent shared this with clients.
McCarthy Tetrault's use of law firm analytics to re-engineer and improve M&A due diligence procedures, for example, «has allowed us to reduce costs to our clients up to 75 per cent, while charging them using predictable alternative fee arrangements such as fixed - rate billing,» said Peters.
The company says 57 per cent of respondents in Montreal said that their choice to sell with DuProprio «was blatantly disparaged, while 74 per cent of clients contacted by agents found the approach used to be unacceptable, high pressure, disrespectful or disparaging.»