Sentences with phrase «issued client alerts»
Congress Hearing Testimony on Extending Anti-Money Laudering Regulations to Art Dealers: Pearlstein McCullough & Lederman LLP have issued a client alert following yesterday's news that EU has already announced requirements for art dealers to verify the identity of buyers of works valued more than $ 10k.
https://www.artmarketmonitor.com/ Not exact matches
He wanted real - time, at - a-glance data on those visitors that would quickly alert him to any site issues, and more important, allow him to tweak his marketing efforts to generate solid leads from the relatively small number of visitors to his clients» websites.
ESG Watch List clients receive alerts on ViewPoint or via email when a watch list company issues a ballot.
Linkenheimer accounting firm on Wednesday issued an alert to its clients regarding Franchise Tax Board notices that included penalties for taxpayers who failed to file on time due to fire losses.
... Moreover, when mistakes are discovered, private kosher certification agencies routinely issue consumer alerts and product recalls, at significant cost to themselves and their food - company clients.
We are asking any client that has a dog or cat with respiratory symptoms to pull up to our front door and alert us that they have a pet with respiratory issues in their car.
«Trainers are able to give our clients one - on - one coaching on how to implement our behavior modification plan, objectively report back on the patient's progress and alert us to issues when they arise,» she said.
One issue to keep in mind - if you send an email alert on a «niche» topic (e.g., new IRS ruling) to a broad audience (e.g., all of the law firm's corporate clients), then the clickthrough rate will certainly be lower than if the alert was targeted at a «niche» audience (e.g., solely the firm's tax clients).
That is, send alerts about new environmental regulations only to clients you reasonably believe are interested in environmental law developments, alerts about new tax regulations to clients interested in tax issues, etc..
Only when an issue presents a full - on problem to the merits or likelihood of success of your client's case do you need to put the client on high alert.
On the issue of «Client Alerts,» I think MoFo is exactly one of those offenders Jordan is directing his post to.
DOJ Issues New Corporate Prosecution Guidelines, Modifying Approach to Privilege Waivers and Advancement of Legal Fees, SRZ CLIENT ALERT (Dec. 19, 2006)(co-author).
Being alert to your client's degree of emotional involvement in the matter and taking proactive steps to help your client resolve or otherwise deal with those issues may help to prevent or avoid claims made by unhappy, blame - shifting clients.
Every year, the nation's largest law firms produce thousands of client alerts, briefing papers and memoranda on a range of corporate, regulatory and industry issues.
Interestingly, the Law Society of British Columbia, which issued a fraud alert about the CryptoWall attack, did not require these law firms to advise clients of the attacks despite the duty of confidentiality if the encrypted data was not «necessarily breached» and client files had not been accessed.
Corporate clients would seek guidance on a minor issue, but end up with their heads spinning on being alerted to a number of major issues.
«I specialize in treating issues related to the various life cycle transitions of individuals and families, parenting and child behavioral issues, and families with mental illness by providing a systemic perspective that is non-judgmental and alerts clients to the possibility and potential of creating happier life experiences for themselves.»
There has been limited publicity in regard to the Bill and Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr has decided to issue this alert to highlight the effects of the Bill and to remind clients of the need to engage on this important Bill.
- Alerting clients to currency, fund transfer, and financing issues, and guide them to seek expert advice.