Sentences with phrase «clients accept any less»

Nor would your clients accept any less than the standard that you represent.

Not exact matches

When I went solo in 2006 I made less time for «purely creative writing» as I accepted just how much creativity my clients and their markets required.

• Private lenders accept any credit scores, but they mostly serve clients with a rating that's less than 600.

I have seen my client's offers accepted even though they were $ 3,000 less that other offers because they knew they were fully pre-approved from a local reputable lender like Mortgages Unlimited.

We have years of negotiating experience, which enables us to often times get creditors to accept significantly less than the amount owed, which means we can get bigger savings for our clients.

Perhaps the client can be educated to accept less yield for a time.

Above all, we will never let the insurance company intimidate our clients into accepting anything less than a fair settlement in car, truck and other personal injury cases.

«My client won't accept anything less than $ 10,000!»

A lawyer should tell a client who wishes to settle without having received full information from the other side that they may be accepting less, or paying more, than what the law requires.

The Comments also make it clear that the client can demand more security or, with informed consent, accept lesser measures.

They would gain a competitive - advantage over 99.999999 % of all other attorneys in their space, their clients would feel that the attorney is committed to more affordable (and honest) billing policies, and the billable - hour will be less - vilified and more accepted as an important component in billing for legal services.

The mentoring program pairs a mentor with a new (5 years or less) lawyer (the mentee) to meet on a regular basis and discuss: the decision — making process about managing a practice, important factors to consider when accepting a client, client communications, handling difficult clients or opposing counsel, and work — life balance issues.

He shares his insights and core beliefs that ensure that the firm that bears his name does what is best for their clients: «The single most important principal that we follow at Bruderman, and that I care about deeply when it comes to clients is: «do it right, do it perfectly, don't accept anything less».»

Attorney Ron Gluck, who has successfully represented many seriously injured motorcyclists, was successful in persuading the insurance company at the outset of the case that the client would never accept an offer of less than the full policy limits of $ 1,250,000.

Senior Associate Matthew Galeotti — accompanied by Partner Alan Schoenfeld and Counsel Jason Hirsch, a longtime advisory board member — then discussed a recent matter that he, Schoenfeld and Partner David Lesser led for a BDS client, and accepted the award on the firm's behalf.

Our clients and passionate team of professionals accept nothing less.

Fully accepting that adverse effect on proper client representation would be inappropriate, the validity of this concern was much less obvious to me.

P.S. I accept that my title might be more accurately, though less dramatically, «should the clients of accountants benefit from privilege?»

As a valued client, you should expect and accept nothing less than a resume service willing to stand behind their product.

AESC accepts that in certain circumstances firms may undertake assignments at a lower level due to existing client relationships, skill requirements of candidates, and variation in titles between sectors and geographies, but the total proportion of work at or above VP / Senior VP / Director or equivalent executive level should not be less than 50 %.

The Touchstone Short Term Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program accepts clients for alcohol rehab and drug rehab on a short - term residential basis, in other words, less than 30 days.

«In my own experience in Portland, my clients are willing to pay more for a home — or accept less in terms of square footage and amenities — in exchange for proximity to shopping, entertainment, work and school.»