Sentences with phrase «different fee agreements»

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As elsewhere provided in this agreement, a different APR and / or fee (s), a different starting date from which an Interest Charge is assessed, and a different available credit limit may apply for Cash Advances.

In some cases, the fee agreement may specify that different percentages apply depending on whether a settlement is negotiated or a trial is necessary.

Although most of the work we carry out for our clients tends to be funded through a conditional fee agreement, there are four different funding options available.

He or she will likely also discuss practical aspects of your case such as a representation agreement, different types of legal fees, and the kinds of costs you can expect in your case.

Ultimately, as the client, it is important for you to consider the different types of fee agreements before hiring a labour lawyer and negotiate an agreement that works best for you.

It only applies to the merchants which are already referred and are mutual clients of Company and Provider, but if the agreement was terminated would not the Provider want to switch to a different merchant company and take their clients with them, and in a case like this the Partner would have to refuse service to the client in order to avoid the clause, and yet if the client chose to use a company which is partnered with the Partner then, even though the Partner did not «solicit» them to switch, it would appear that the Partner is held liable for the solicitation of the switch and the thirty times fee would come in to effect.

Unless we reach a different agreement, the full fee will be charged for sessions missed without notification.

The court rejected this argument for a number of reasons, most importantly because a referral fee and a commission splitting agreement are two different types of agreements and the policy statement did not address the cobrokerage agreements.