Sentences with phrase «of vulnerable clients»

He is regularly instructed on behalf of vulnerable clients.

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.

This article has been written to hopefully encourage those entrusted with the care of vulnerable clients to look at how their behaviour may cross the boundaries of ethical conduct.

Not exact matches

The show has been good for me in this area because it's kind of forced me to be eccentric, colorful, happy, quirky — all of me — and being vulnerable in front of clients and the audience and crying.

The «Elder Investment Fraud and Financial Exploitation Prevention Program» (EIFFE Prevention Program) educates healthcare and legal professionals to recognize when their older patients and clients may be vulnerable to or victims of financial abuse, particularly those patients with mild cognitive impairment, and then to refer these at - risk patients to State Securities Regulators, local adult protective services professionals or for further screening and assistance as needed.

As a result of business downturns or for other business reasons, we are also vulnerable to reduced processing volumes from our clients, which can reduce the scope of services provided and the prices for those services.

Demandware receives a portion of revenues generated through sites it develops, and while this revenue sharing aligns the company with clients, it makes the company dependent on its clients and vulnerable to their retail competitors, such as Amazon and eBay, whose margins are razor thin.

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.

«This places care workers in the invidious position of having to choose between providing lonely and vulnerable clients with care visits that meet their individual needs and fulfilling their payment - by - results contract,» Ryan says.

This is hard to prove and Peaker says he has had to advise a number of clients fleeing domestic violence that there is no realistic prospect of overturning a «not vulnerable» decision.

Supportive housing enhances the quality of life for these clients in the near term and provides better health outcomes for vulnerable high - risk populations.

Better use of existing consultation mechanisms could provide an opportunity for organisations that have direct contact with asylum seekers, including Freedom from Torture, to alert the government to concerns raised by their vulnerable clients.

Some of the greatest pressure came on IDS at the Department for Work and Pensions, whose poor, disabled, unemployed and otherwise vulnerable clients were seen as easy targets for cuts.

Unless a client is capable of troubleshooting at high altitude, or is one - on - one with a responsible guide, the person will always be especially vulnerable.

Many clients, for example, used their loan to expand an existing business, bringing an infusion of capital and entrepreneurship to vulnerable neighborhoods.

«My clients are well aware of the recession, but they feel vulnerable now and want to connect in a meaningful way», she said.

Safeguarding policies should certainly extend to the staff, who should also be considered to be vulnerable people by virtue of the client - facing nature of their roles.

The new version of the Digital Editions client was transmitting data about the reading habits of users in a way that left readers vulnerable to eavesdropping.

The «Elder Investment Fraud and Financial Exploitation Prevention Program» (EIFFE Prevention Program) educates healthcare and legal professionals to recognize when their older patients and clients may be vulnerable to or victims of financial abuse, particularly those patients with mild cognitive impairment, and then to refer these at - risk patients to State Securities Regulators, local adult protective services professionals or for further screening and assistance as needed.

Realizing that the diagnosis of cancer is a vulnerable time for pet owners, Erica values the opportunity oncologists have to provide comfort and hope to their clients and patients.

Similarly, while some domestic violence cases remain within scope (those with leave to remain as a partner of a settled person or in the UK as the partner of an EEA national) this leaves many migrant clients who are here with different forms of leave or no leave at all in a very vulnerable position.

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.

The clients of family law lawyers are uniquely vulnerable.

Our clients» deliver and support a broad spectrum of charitable activities in areas including social housing, religion, the arts, care for children and vulnerable adults, animal charities, education, health and the relief of poverty.

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.

A Canadian company probably should not store personal (e.g. healthcare) information about their clients on a server where it would be vulnerable to foreign courts without the approval of Canadian courts.

There is a dearth of research about the effectiveness telephone advice at reaching a vulnerable client base, which is alarming given we are only weeks away from the 1 April start date for LASPO.

A survey of SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) lawyers, whose members specialise in advising older and vulnerable clients, found that 80 % of lawyers think there are not enough safeguards...

Removal of the rules which prevent solicitors establishing their own firms immediately after they qualify could put vulnerable clients with complex legal problems in the hands of inexperienced, unsupervised lawyers.»

You are free to offer your services via social networking tools, but keep in mind the restrictions on contacting recovering or vulnerable potential clients, distributing electronic advertisements directly and indiscriminately to large numbers of people.

A survey of SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly) lawyers, whose members specialise in advising older and vulnerable clients, found that 80 % of lawyers think there are not enough safeguards in place to protect people from financial abuse.

The nomination for Moore Blatch's Private Client practice recognises the work they do around education of vulnerable people and their families when it comes to planning for later life and care.

Young Legal Aid Lawyers nominated Gwendolen in recognition of her relentless work promoting and protecting human rights, helping vulnerable clients, and advocating for legal aid practitioners.

In an open letter to the Lord Chancellor, Ken Clarke, published in last week's NLJ, Storer said: «Th e proposals, which are estimated to have a cumulative impact of # 395m — # 440m on a budget of # 2.1 bn, will have a disproportionate impact on vulnerable women, children, black and minority ethnic clients, and those living with disability and mental health problems.

In R (on the application of Greenwich Community Law Centre) v Greenwich Council [2011] EWHC 3463 (Admin), the law centre challenged the council's decision - making process and claimed it failed to have regard for the consequences, particularly on its existing vulnerable clients.

At Hugh James we have over fifty years» experience of providing expert legal advice to our clients throughout their lives and a specialist team of lawyers who are able to help the vulnerable and elderly.

As lawyers, in recent years we have seen first hand the devastating impact of legal aid cuts and vastly increased court fees on the ability of ordinary people, including our often vulnerable clients, to obtain justice.

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.

Her skills include elderly and vulnerable client work including court of protection.

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

Emails can be read by the administrators for both sender and recipient, and can of course be forwarded to undesirables, or just plain sent to the wrong person, leaving you vulnerable, having failed to protect your clients data.

He now manages 10 staff in two locations, representing vulnerable clients across the north of England.

Though this wasn't, strictly speaking, my principal area of legal interest, I did learn an immense amount about client care, dealing with vulnerable people and working under pressure.

Law firm experience (2 + years) with background in family law preferred, experience in support of litigation and commitment working with low - income and / or vulnerable clients and communities on civil legal matters also a plus.

Michelle R. Rack brings her considerable litigation experience to the Firm to serve clients involved in disputes arising in the context of contested wills and trusts and breaches of fiduciary duty requiring the judicial removal of executors and trustees, as well as conservators and attorneys - in - fact engaging in financial exploitation of vulnerable seniors.

As trial lawyers dedicated to defending the innocent against the tyranny of mammoth organizations that seek to take advantage of situations that leave everyday men and women in vulnerable positions, we do not require payment from you as a client unless you win.

Accountants are vulnerable to investigation in respect of their own actions and the activities of their clients, and they can not claim professional privilege if required to disclose material.

Many of Claire's client's are extremely vulnerable and have found themselves involved in court proceedings for the first time, her calm, and sensitive handling of their cases helps to reassure and support them through this difficult time in their lives.

At Hodge Jones & Allen she will work alongside the firm's experienced Court of Protection partner, Philippa Barton, who acts for elderly clients suffering memory loss or confusion, those with learning disabilities, mental health problems, addictions and clients vulnerable to financial abuse.

There are a few narrow exceptions to this rule, such as misuse of confidential information that you retained from your former employer (for instance, a client contact list) or in cases where you held such an important role at your former employer that they are particularly vulnerable to your actions after departure.