Sentences with phrase «clients ethical advice»

Certified Public Accountants need to respect a certain code of ethics and they need to offer clients ethical advice.

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when providing advice to retail clients, comply with the standards of ethical behaviour, conduct and client care required by the Code of Conduct
Our attorneys take professional pride in giving practical advice and ethical guidance to clients who come to us for help with divorce and related family law issues.
Alchemy Law has been founded on the same strong values Truth Legal has; honest, ethical legal advice and ensuring a totally professional, caring approach for all clients.
Nevertheless, all this should mean little in the face of the practical need for lawyers to obtain quick in - house legal advice on client matters to help ensure compliance with their ethical and legal obligations.
In line with a growing trend reflected in decisions from state supreme courts (those in Georgia, Massachusetts and Oregon), as well as from several federal trial courts, the New York intermediate appeals court recognized that «attorneys who have sought the advice of their law firm's in - house general counsel on their ethical obligations in representing a firm client may [properly] invoke [the] attorney - client privilege to resist the client's demand for the disclosure of communications seeking or giving such advice
Providing advice in a way that is indifferent to the needs of her clients directly violates the code of ethical conduct as legal services are not means of taking advantage of vulnerable people.
«Clients and counsel want funders with established track records of funding cases through to completion; ample resources to handle the expense of litigation; the fortitude to weather the uncertainties that are an inevitable feature of litigation; the ability to make funding decisions without inordinate delay; and the ability to offer sound advice along the way, while still respecting the autonomy of the client and the ethical duties of the lawyer to his or her client
Professional, ethical, moral behaviour seldom trumps dollar grabbing behaviour when so - called professionals who should not even be in the business in the first place, due to their improperly vetted unqualified backgrounds, ultimately get to sway clients» emotions / decisions based upon self - serving spin passing for objective advice ostensibly designed for long - term consideration vs actual short - term commission - generating reality.
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