Sentences with phrase «keep a client reasonably»

Should there not be a line, asks Pattis, between keeping a client reasonably informed and servicing the client's every whim?

Similarly, Rule 1.4, which addresses communication with clients, requires lawyers to «promptly comply with reasonable requests for information» and to keep clients reasonably informed about the status of their cases.

Finally, don't just keep your client reasonably informed, but report to them regularly and communicate with them frequently.

American Bar Association Model Rule 1.4 (a)(3) says that you «shall keep the client reasonably informed about the status of the case.»

Not exact matches

As time goes on, they will keep building up until they create a reasonably accurate profile of the lawyer through a critical mass of client feedback, for all the world to see.

Basically, lawyers are admonished to choose cloud providers that can be reasonably relied upon to keep client information confidential.

That Rule requires a lawyer to «keep» a client both «reasonably informed about the status of» the client» s matter, and provide the client with enough information «to permit the client to make informed decisions regarding the representation.

Though the client eventually received her portion of the sales proceeds (six years later), her recovery did not stop the Ohio Supreme Court from disciplining him for his numerous violations of the rules of professional conduct, including the rule governing transactions with clients, keeping one's client reasonably informed of the status of their matter, and charging an excessive fee.

Some While some lawyers help their clients reach reasonable settlements reasonably quickly;, others keep their clients in conflict for as long as possible, which is good for the lawyer's income and bad for the family.