Sentences with phrase «client names because»

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The anonymous client had told Cohen not to disclose his name, his lawyers said, partly because it would likely «be embarrassing or detrimental» to him.

A client of mine, we'll call him Scott (mostly because that's his name) was preparing for a big client meeting.

«We're very excited about the new name because it reflects everything our clients love about us and what everyday banking can be: simple, flexible, accessible, progressive and innovative.»

Instead, he works out of a bullet - proof van, and defends the people no other lawyers want to represent: satanic - cult drug addicts, child molesters, you name it — all because he believes everyone deserves a fair trial, even if that means cheating the system to ensure his clients get one.

He's now working with clients, whom he says he doesn't yet have approval to name, to help «get real measures of their influencer marketing, because they don't get them from the partners they work with.»

CLIENT acknowledges and agrees that because some nutritional values may vary depending on the exact ingredients and specific brand name ingredients used by CLIENT, FOOD LAB is not responsible for any damage, loss, fees or penalties caused by these variances in the nutritional values.

Puttanesca, or the prostitute's pasta, was so named because it's so quick and easy to make that working ladies could prepare it between clients.

The letter signed by Lawyer S. Asante Bekoe, stated, «We are instructed to inform Your Excellency, humbly, that because of the an impending suit challenging the legitimacy of the afore - named Mr. Kwabena Owiredu at the National House of Chiefs, Kumasi, our clients who form the legitimate royal family in Akwamyu wishes to hereby advise that Your Excellency does not honour any invitation to any such event until the suit has finally been determined».

That is what Preet will have to convince a jury; that Taub and the hospital got research money only because Taub gave Silver the patient / client names.

My client has given them the opportunity to come clear as to whether it was the decision of an individual because something has been done in the name of the association,» Mr. Kpako Addo added.

«This is about the relationship between a father and his son,» Mr. Conniff argued, claiming that a municipal waste treatment start - up and a medical malpractice insurance firm hired his client because of his name recognition and ties to Long Island elected officials.

If Joanna Vargas is ringing a bell, it's because she's a celebrity aesthetician (her clients range from Naomi Watts and Julianne Moore to Karlie Kloss and Dakota Johnson, to name a few).

The agency bears the name of our family because we are open to our clients and have nothing to hide.

As a Certified Financial Planner, Hutchinson has seen this real life Michelle and Robert situation, when a client's finances were affected because the spouse who had agreed to pay the remainder of the loan in her name became unhappy with the rest of the divorce process and stopped making payments.

Each client has 100 % transparency as to what they hold because the account is in their name at their broker; they can look up at any time what we've bought for them or what options we've sold in their accounts.

What we do is we take all of the data from all of our clients over the last couple of years, because if you file a bankruptcy or consumer proposal with Hoyes Michalos, obviously it's a legal process, we're required to gather a bunch of data, obviously your name and address but a whole bunch of detail on your debts, your assets, your income that sort of thing.

That's because multiple domain names intuitively related to your veterinary practice drive traffic to your website, and ultimately clients to your door.

For example, I knew that one of my colleagues hates to create new programs, but she is the best receptionist because she knows the clients and animals by name, knows about their lives, and has a really special bond with most of them.

This means that unless the gallery forks over the name and contact info of the client — and very, very few do because they feel they'll be cut out of the next transaction — you as the artist loses the vital ability to keep in touch with that client!

Charitable giving (when connected with a marketing purpose such as name recognition, or because a charity has a close connection with a client)

And Palfrey's already started naming some of her clients, not as blackmail, or even in an effort to raise funds, but instead, because she claims that they have information that would exonerate Palfrey, according to this Washington Post story, Alleged Madam Says Strategy Paying Off (April 30, 2007).

I also rather like: «We don't put client names on the website because it makes it too easy for our competitors to identify who we act for».

Specifically, prosecutors allege, the law firm refused to allow one of its own clients, Lauren Klejmont, into its office in 2009 because she was accompanied by her service dog, a German Shepherd named Reicha.

When you see someone in the firm go above and beyond the basics, put an action figure on that person's desk with a nomination, filled in with the donor's and recipient's names and a brief explanation why the recipient would be a super hero that day: «he stood up for me when a client was verbally abusive,» «she saw I was over-loaded and did some files for me without being asked,» «I had to leave suddenly because my child was sick and she covered my calls for me,» «she noticed I mis - read an email and told me before I was embarrassed,» «he saw I was panicking and took time to talk me through it.»

(i) BMO reducing its roster of firms from about 800 to 200 with further reductions planned; (ii) the clients of seven sister firms hiring me to help them get control over their legal spend and forge stronger and more value based relationships with their firms; (iii) the many small and mid-sized businesses who hire accountants to do all of their tax and structuring work because it is cheaper than dealing with lawyers; (iv) firms hiring me to help them figure out how to budget, set and meet client expectations without losing money; (v) «clients» who never become clients at all as they do their own legal work based on precedents that friends share with them; (vi) the various forms of outsourcing that are now prevalent (from offices in India to Tory's office in Halifax); (vii) clients hiring me to figure out how to increase internal capacity without increasing headcount in order to reduce external spend; (viii) the success of firms like Conduit, SkyLaw and Cognition (to name a few) who are taking new approaches to «big» and «medium law» work; (ix) the introduction of full time project managers in many firms; and (x) the number of lawyers throughout the profession who regularly don't docket chunks of their time in order to avoid unpleasant fee conversations with their clients.

Because when our client calls about an urgent matter, we want our client to be the first name that people think of.

Even if the client says it is OK to publish his or her name, I haven't, because I want potential clients to feel that the mediation will be confidential.

The claim brought by Mr Hunt personally failed, on the basis that the Engagement Letter was between Swynson and HMT and not with Mr Hunt; itself a salutary reminder of the importance of engagement letters, as Mr Hunt was found not to have been owed a duty of care by HMT because he was not a named client in HMT's engagement letter.

Because I am a lawyer, I am aware of the ethics considerations involved and strive to present material that is accurate, concise and gives the client the information they seek while keeping the lawyer's name out there.

The bill will also crack down on consultants that are untrained, unregulated and dishonest, referred to as «ghost consultants» because their names don't appear on the documents their clients submit.

The Client Protection Fund (the operating name of the Scottish Solicitors» Guarantee Fund) is a fund established by Section 43 of the Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980 to protect clients who have lost money because of the dishonesty of a solicitor or a member of their staff.

«It's an honor to be named a Travvy Awards winner, especially because the award was decided by those who know us best — travel agents and their clients,» said Joe Mason, chief marketing officer at Allianz Global Assistance USA.

While most clients really don't care about all the letters behind my name I care about it because I understand more and can point them in the correct ways.

I am currently working with a life insurance client who has yet to give me his real last name because he is so concerned that information he provided me just to shop his case will end up in MIB and ruin forever his reputation and chances of getting a fair shake at life insurance.

Whether Cambridge Analytica has succeeded in wooing any big name corporate brand clients yet is unclear because the company won't name any.

The reason why you don't actually see the name Clevo as often is because Clevo is a big laptop manufacturer based in Taiwan that produces custom laptops for other clients in this case is Sager.

Because the most recent version of Microsoft's Windows client was named Windows 8, many assumed the next release would be Windows 9.

Also, you don't want to name drop confidential clients - because, you know, they're confidential.

Because her resume is most likely being read by an internal person (either her boss or a hiring manager in another department), she doesn't have to spend a lot of time explaining processes, client names, or programs she uses.

Often, external applicants can't really list their major client names, because they are considered proprietary to their previous company.

The mediator may not be able to give you names of former clients because mediation is confidential.

Because mediation is confidential, the mediator may not be able to give you names of former clients.

Perhaps a client is struggling with their child because the child gets aggressive and calls the parent names.

This is similar to a client of mine named Pauline, who was unable to reach her financial goals because she only wanted to work with buyers.

The businesses appreciate being able to get their name out in the community, and they'll send us clients because of it.

Most will not take an appraisal completed for a private party, and a lot will not even take an appraisal completed for another Bank and / or Lender (even thou Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac regulations do allow one bank to use an appraisal if it was completed for another bank / lender) because the clients named on the appraisal report, is not permitted to be changed once it's completed.

Mr Iqbar from Malaysia sent me an e-mail just last week telling me that I had $ 48,000,000 waiting for me because his deceased client had the same last name as mine!