Sentences with phrase «consent of any client who»

Essentially, all approaches require the informed consent of any client who will not, or who might not, receive the full benefit of all of the duties ordinarily owed to them by the brokerage.

Not exact matches

Consent to trading with another Interactive Brokers LLC client who is a liquidity provider in order to be able to buy and sell fractions of ETF shares and stocks, which do not trade on the open market.

Each client who earns and / or redeems points and / or receives rewards consents to, and authorizes RBC Bank, any of their respective subsidiaries and affiliates, and any non-affiliated third parties with whom any of the foregoing contract in order to manage and administer the Program, to share information about the client and the card account (including the Program component) as necessary or appropriate to effect, administer, enforce, service, or fulfill the terms of the Program.

A lawyer who discloses privileged information without client consent «would be in breach of his professional duties,» and the Law Society opines that cases where abuses of LPP are proven are «few and far between.»

A key difference here is that the student, Anusia Hirsch, is doing this with the full consent and cooperation of the client, who reads and approves each post before it -LSB-...]

Learn from the follies of others, like the guy who filed a lawsuit on a client's behalf without ever meeting or getting the consent of the client.

A key difference here is that the student, Anusia Hirsch, is doing this with the full consent and cooperation of the client, who reads and approves each post before it is published, as well as of her supervising attorneys.

Our medical malpractice and personal injury attorneys offer our clients an in - depth explanation of their rights regarding treatment and consent, and provide comfort and options to families who have paid the ultimate price.

I presume the clients consent to the mention of their deals on their law firms» web sites, since lawyers aren't otherwise allowed to talk about who they represent.

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If you are not the responsible party, we must obtain written consent of the legal guardian or other authorized legal representative prior to rendering services in the event the client is a minor child, an adult who is legally incompetent, or an adult incapable of giving informed consent.

Amplifying this obligation, Standard of Practice 16 - 13 requires that «All dealings concerning property exclusively listed or with buyer / tenants who are subject to an exclusive agreement shall be carried on with the client's representative or broker, and not with the client, except with the consent of the client's representative or broker or except where such dealings are initiated by the client.»

Standard of Practice 16 - 13: Standard of Practice 16 - 13 sets out the obligation not to deal with another REALTOR ®'s client who is subject to an exclusive agreement unless the client's agent or broker gives consent or unless the client initiates such dealings.

The first paragraph of the Standard requires that you not deal with a client who is exclusively represented by another practitioner without the consent of the other agent or broker or unless the client initiated the dealings.

(1) A registrant who knows or ought to know that a person is a client of another registrant shall communicate information to the person for the purpose of a trade in real estate only through the other registrant, unless the other registrant has consented in writing.

Standard of Practice 16 - 13 specifies this obligation: «All dealings concerning property exclusively listed or with buyer / tenants who are subject to an exclusive agreement shall be carried on with the client's agent or broker, and not with the client, except with the consent of the client's agent or broker or except where such dealings are initiated by the client.»

All dealings concerning property exclusively listed, or with buyer / tenants who are subject to an exclusive agreement shall be carried on with the client's representative or broker, and not with the client, except with the consent of the client's representative or broker or except where such dealings are initiated by the client.

A licensee who wishes to change from one type of relationship to another must first obtain the informed consent of their client / customer.