Sentences with phrase «loyalty to her client when»

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But the current rules also lend themselves to a simpler «solution» of complex ethical problems: when in doubt, go with the traditional value of client loyalty.

When it comes to client facing employees in particular, where everyday practice is directly related to crucial indicators (such as customer satisfaction, client service, brand admiration, customer loyalty, and other critical metrics), a major part of knowledge is informal and won't be found in manuals.

Notifying clients of parasite problems in their area can build trust and loyalty — not to mention the fact that it will get pet owners on the phone to schedule an appointment when they otherwise would not.

When treatments require specialty care, being able to refer your clients to a specialist colleague who you know and trust generates loyalty and provides you with an edge.

We offer a loyalty program that is a great incentive for the consumer to return to the store and is an incredible tool for the retailer when capturing new clients.»

When the client perceives that the law firm is taking client loyalty for granted and preferring it interests over those of the client...... on each of our matters every day, they are going to think about and may actually take action to protect themselves.

However, were it not for Atticus's personal morals guiding him, he likely would not have fulfilled the professional duties given much importance in the Rules: his duty to act honourably and with integrity even when people criticized him; his duty to be honest and candid both with Tom and the public, rallying for the public and the jury to believe in Tom's innocence while ensuring that Tom's expectations of winning were not fueled; his duty of loyalty to his client by representing him zealously both inside and outside the courtroom.

When Bob Ewell confronts Atticus after he accepts to defend Tom Robinson, Atticus plainly says that his job is to defend Tom Robinson, amplifying the necessary values of loyalty to client and fidelity to law.

Address how it can possibly benefit the average individual client when, instead of dealing with a lawyer whose entire loyalty is to him or her, they will be forced to deal with a lawyer working in one of a handful of giant franchise operations whose loyalty is divided between the client and the compensation committee?

I always strive to remain polite and calm when dealing with disgruntled clients, because I know how important maintaining customer loyalty and retention is to your company.

Rich Rosa: Fiduciary duty is when you owe loyalty or responsibility to a particular party or client that you're representing and that you're looking out for their best interest.

Yes in that my contention is first and foremost that when we turn a seller or buyer into a client, we agree to provide fiduciary duty — an undivided loyalty which includes protecting their bests interests which in turn includes negotiating on their behalf as per their direction after being able to benefit from our counsel.

Strong client relationships mean more referrals and loyalty when it's time for a couple to upgrade from their starter home to a bigger one.

More importantly, when a buyer approaches the listing agent, they've potentially lost a vital opportunity to receive loyalty, confidentiality and other fiduciary duties that buyer's agents owe their clients.