Sentences with phrase «client by compromising»

On the other hand, disclosure may adversely affect the financial situation of the client by compromising the interests of the client in the adversarial process.

Not exact matches

It means that you be communicate with clients, understand what their pain points are and offer a solution that may solve those needs — even if you're making a compromise on your usual service offerings or suggesting something offered by a company outside your own brand.

«Executives from Cambridge Analytica, hired by the Trump presidential campaign, have been caught on tape promising an extraordinary package of strategies to potential clients including filming opponents in compromising situations with Ukrainian sex workers,» The Daily Beast writes of U.K. station Channel 4's documentary.

Meanwhile, the second part of an undercover investigation conducted by the UK's Channel 4 aired today in which Cambridge Analytica executives were caught on tape bragging about bribing and entrapping politicians using hired sex workers to compromise its clients» political opponents.

Neither is it specific to cultural contexts in which democracy appears to be compromised, even distorted, by patron - client relations.

The idea of non-public disclosure is a potential compromise floated by Republican lawmakers who are loath to disclose their clients.

Sorkin shapes his movie as a morality tale, seeing the good in his hero being compromised by a corrupt system, even though she profits by encouraging the gambling addiction of her clients.

We make sure to provide the most exclusive quality of academic papers to all our clients without compromising on the quality and the requirements specified by them.

I consider my valuation multiple a reasonable compromise between higher sector multiples & the risk of a devastating client loss... Plus it allows me to (fairly) comfortably apply a (positive) debt adjustment: Based on the company's 4.7 M of (annualized) adjusted operating profit (& zero debt), management could easily draw down 14.2 M of debt for expansion, acquisitions, etc. — as usual, I'll haircut this by 50 %.

Many compromising mobility issues can be sidestepped by good record keeping, organization and client education, highlighting preventive measures.

By taking a reliable grooming product and elevating it through innovative designs that afford increased ease when working on clients, brush makers tap into a need for solutions that afford greater efficiency without compromising quality.

Be considerate of our clients by staying on schedule to the best of our ability without compromising the quality of care we provide.

1: This «niche» is being dominated by Caucasians because the consumer / clients are more likely to be western and also the majority from those industrial states do have the money to travel and see a lot in such a compromised time frame.

The client's emotional state has a significant impact on the advice given about options for settlement; I have consistently found that the further my clients moved toward accepting both the end of their relationship and the parameters imposed by operation of law, the more opportunities for compromise and settlement arise.

Thus, by sending client documents overseas, lawyers may waive their clients» Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful search, or compromise the attorney - client privilege.

All settlements require trade offs to one degree or another, and where a client freely exercises his or her discretion to effect a compromise, informed by legal advice and knowledge of the law, and in the absence of pressure or undue influence, the lawyer should respect the client's choice.

We should approach agreements with an attitude of respect for voluntary compromise, and accept that clients are motivated to settle by a host of intangible values in addition to their legal interests.

In a most bizarre turn of events, the Working Group has come up with a criteria that Solicitor - Client Privilege might be compromised by ABS.

Had the firm move to a paperless practice prior the to fire, the fire would have damaged equipment and office supplies, but client confidentiality would not have been compromised and the firm would still have access to the case files that were destroyed by the fire.

It is hard to think of circumstances in which any meaningful inquiry into the reason for the breakdown in the client - solicitor relationship would not potentially compromise the accused's position and his future defence by other counsel.

That's the question, as reported by New Hampshire's Laconia Citizen, which says that the defense attorney representing a convicted rapist is trying to convince the court that his client's right to a fair trial was compromised by comments made by a jury member on a personal blog.

The low number is said by practice development director Tim Bratton to be a result of not wishing to compromise on quality and LOD certainly has a large number of enviable clients including Balfour Beatty, Vodafone and Barclays.

By presenting the unique and practical Christian perspective of a lawyer informed by God's rich array of relevant scriptural wisdom and tempered by two decades of representing and counseling real life clients on the very same kinds of legal situations its readers now face, this book will release multitudes of Christian believers from the tangled web of moral confusion and ethical compromise so often promoted and exacerbated by lawyers and the legal establishmenBy presenting the unique and practical Christian perspective of a lawyer informed by God's rich array of relevant scriptural wisdom and tempered by two decades of representing and counseling real life clients on the very same kinds of legal situations its readers now face, this book will release multitudes of Christian believers from the tangled web of moral confusion and ethical compromise so often promoted and exacerbated by lawyers and the legal establishmenby God's rich array of relevant scriptural wisdom and tempered by two decades of representing and counseling real life clients on the very same kinds of legal situations its readers now face, this book will release multitudes of Christian believers from the tangled web of moral confusion and ethical compromise so often promoted and exacerbated by lawyers and the legal establishmenby two decades of representing and counseling real life clients on the very same kinds of legal situations its readers now face, this book will release multitudes of Christian believers from the tangled web of moral confusion and ethical compromise so often promoted and exacerbated by lawyers and the legal establishmenby lawyers and the legal establishment.

We are taught that we owe an undivided fealty to our clients, for whom we must advocate with a resolve tempered only by the duty to «advise and encourage a client to compromise or settle a dispute whenever it is possible to do so on a reasonable basis and... discourage the client from commencing... useless legal proceedings,» as the Model Code drafted by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada puts it.

ABS would weaken that bulwark by compromising our ability to stand up and say, We are beholden to no - one but our clients (and, if you want to be cynical about it by citing some examples, to ourselves).

Is this a client whose marital asset claims are not compromised by a pre -, post -, or ante-nuptial agreement?

This is the dedication, extensive training, knowledge, and skill needed to get the best possible financial awards for clients whose health and futures have been compromised by someone's negligence or the production and release of a product unsafe for the public's use.

Because he has considerable experience of the whole construction process, he is able to help clients to avoid disputes before, during and following work on - site and can help to resolve any problems that arise to make sure that their commercial interests are protected as well as ensuring that they do not compromise their position by their own actions.

In Ontario, one mid-size firm has found a compromise solution by taking on legal aid clients, mainly to be handled by more junior lawyers.

You'll also save your client money by avoiding gamesmanship and comeuppance while encouraging compromise and settlement.

This January, in undercover footage filmed by Channel 4 News in Britain and viewed by The Times, he boasted of employing front companies and former spies on behalf of political clients around the world, and even suggested ways to entrap politicians in compromising situations.

LONDON — Executives from Cambridge Analytica, which was hired by the Trump presidential campaign, have been caught on tape promising an extraordinary package of propaganda strategies to potential clients including filming opponents in compromising situations with Ukrainian sex workers.

This type of DNS - based filtering will reduce risk to individuals and an organization's network and its clients by making it impossible for software and browsers using the service to connect to compromised servers.

Meanwhile, the second part of an undercover investigation conducted by the UK's Channel 4 aired today in which Cambridge Analytica executives were caught on tape bragging about bribing and entrapping politicians using hired sex workers to compromise its clients» political opponents.

This will involve guidance in performing core Gottman Method interventions for building friendship and regulating conflict including the Four Horsemen, Dreams Within Conflict, Compromise, Flooding and many others as dictated by clients» unique needs and co-morbidities.