Sentences with phrase «meeting with a client whose»
It's quite common, especially in California, to meet with a client whose home and other assets are tied up in a trust.
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The lobbyist whose wife rented a bedroom in a Capitol Hill condo to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt says he met with Pruitt last July with the charitable arm of pork processor Smithfield Foods Inc., despite earlier saying he hadn't lobbied the agency on behalf of clients in the past year.
After my meeting with Rajesh, who impressed me and is now in line to do the same with my client, I met Susan, a cell biologist whose career in science has been driven just as surely by passion as Rajesh's was.
«She heads up a team of five membership advisers whose job it is to meet with new clients and get to know them extremely well.»
Obviously, the more people you can chat with, the more chances you receive to meet a spouse.Due to the fact that you aren't restricted by a subscription fee each month, even when you can't find a person whose interests are similar to your own, free dating sites are appealing to clients.
From the other side of this coin; I meet with many training clients whose dogs have either been kicked out of daycare or who are using daycare to exhaust their dog so they don't have to deal with it.
In addition to being able to connect customers with products whose formulas meet pets» needs, retailers can gain client trust by recommending manufacturers who adhere to strong convictions in their practices.
However, Annino's perspective of his role as an advocate changed radically one day in an Atlanta courthouse when he met privately with the pro se defendant in one of his client's foreclosure actions - an elderly woman whose husband had recently passed away.
After meeting with a potential client whose needs would be better served by someone else on the referral team, Highlander will help transfer the file.
Li (rhymes with see) may be the only real estate professional you'll ever meet whose fictional vignettes, her very own version of Stephen Leacock's Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, offer potential clients a pretty accurate snapshot of island life.