Sentences with phrase «most vulnerable clients»

Often, for our most vulnerable clients, the gap between promised equality and the reality of access to the justice system seems intractable.

Elizabeth Grace says her most vulnerable clients are receiving «second - rate» compensation after enduring difficult and intrusive legal processes.

However, we are very concerned about the extremely short timescale and lack of indication as to how this review will be conducted, given its potential impact on the most vulnerable clients.

Not exact matches

From a broad industry perspective, tech's growth, power, and visibility make it «extremely vulnerable to increased regulation and taxation, most especially if recession wrecks government finances,» the firm's chief investment strategist, Michael Hartnett, wrote in a recent note to clients.

With the mandate to experiment and be bold along with the general idea that philanthropists work with the most vulnerable, what responsibility do we have to the client if / when our social experiments fail, perhaps another way to ask is — Is it possible to «do no harm» when engaging in philanthropy?]

I'm sorry, but a little bit of justified outrage on Dr. Amy's * blog * is a lot better than a CPM who, in the course of her professional practice, lies about her relationship with doctors and hospitals, shirks her duties and then turns around and attacks her client (s) in their most vulnerable moments.

Accompanied by her very supportive roommate (Anamaria Marinca), who handles most of the details, she unwittingly seeks out the services of Bebe (Vlad Ivanov), the callous butcher of Bucharest, an unlicensed monster who could care less about the welfare of his vulnerable clients.

A big Stem pat on the back to Jonathan Rosenfeld, our Chicago client with a passion for blogging about some of society's most vulnerable members: seniors in nursing homes.

TV Edwards LLP represent many clients each year who need expert legal advice and assistance in the situations mentioned above and we are concerned that the residence test would not allow us to provide this crucial work to the most vulnerable in our community.

represent many clients each year who need expert legal advice and assistance in the situations mentioned above and we are concerned that the residence test would not allow us to provide this crucial work to the most vulnerable in our community.

Elizabeth Grace says her most vulnerable sexual abuse clients are receiving «second - rate» compensation after enduring difficult and intrusive legal processes.

Dormant client accounts place a recognisable administrative burden on firms of all sizes and by donating them to charity, this burden is eased at the same time as providing help to the most vulnerable members of society.

Over the last year I have seen the most vulnerable of clients fall out of scope.

He says practices relying on merger and acquisition and transaction work look most vulnerable, while those focusing on litigation, private client, arbitration or insolvency will fare better.

In addition, Montevideo explains that the firm currently has two cases against a drug and alcohol rehab facility that negligently treated and cared for their clients / patients in a manner that ended up causing the deaths of two men seeking help at their lowest and most vulnerable moment.

This experience allows us to investigate clients» cases in depth, and to fight for compensation on behalf of some of the most vulnerable members of society.

This translates into an understanding of industry trends and operations, billing protocols and reporting practices which helps support our ability to provide collaborative and timely solutions when our clients are most vulnerable.

Law Society Chief Executive Desmond Hudson said: «Legal aid clients are some of the most vulnerable in society and good legal representation where required is essential if they are to obtain justice.»

With our extensive experience in working with clients in the social services sector, our Social Services practice group understands these challenges and is always mindful of the primacy of our clients» service mandate — to support and protect the most vulnerable members of society.

At the initiation of the lawyer - client relationship, when clients tend to be at their most vulnerable and are distracted by the substance of the issue that brought them to the lawyer in the first place, lawyers are ethically encouraged to have the client sign a written retention agreement, including terms regulating payment of fees.

But DioGuardi says client information is at its most vulnerable in the timeframe between when a complaint is made to the law society and a formal hearing starts before a tribunal.

Linux and Android devices are most vulnerable, due to the specific Wi - Fi client they use — it is trivial to see large amounts of data transmitted by these devices.

Torrenting app uTorrent is among the most popular and widely used BitTorrent clients, but some critical bugs apparently leave users vulnerable to hacking.

«My hope for the clients that I work with is that they feel supported and validated as they share some of the most vulnerable and scary moments of their lives.

He demonstrated how this warm, loving stance with clients helps them access their most vulnerable emotions, revealing them and having them accepted, first by him as a safe attachment and ultimately by their primary attachment figure — their life partner.

Real estate professionals who were meeting clients alone at showings were found to be the most vulnerable to robberies, assaults, or murders, according to the study.

He's already steering his clients away from most single - tenant retail triple - net lease deals because he thinks valuations are too high and retailers are too vulnerable to declines in consumer demand.