Sentences with phrase «retained for»

The reason there is a maximum percentage is some of the face amount has to be retained for a death benefit which is the main reason you purchased life insurance in the first place.

In others the file belongs solely to the attorney and must be retained for a number of years.

This practice contravenes Canadian and Dutch privacy law which holds that information may only be retained for so long as it is required for the fulfilment of an identified purpose.

Section 1304.04 (h)(2) and (h)(4) controlled prescriptions must be retained for federal inspection upon request.

For geographic area, we specify that the initial three digits of zip codes may be retained for any three - digit zip code that contains more than 20,000 people as determined by the Bureau of the Census.

Accordingly, a contract with a business associate must state that if there are reasons that the return or destruction of the information is not feasible and the information must be retained for specific reasons and uses, such as for future audits, privacy protections must continue after the contract ends, for as long as the business associate retains the information.

Response: We agree that the standard should be retained for uses of mental health information in the treatment setting.

Handling these relationships well will lead to more clients retained for your firm, meaning more cases and more money in the bank.

She said she had learned that York County retains jury pools for two months, unlike Cumberland County, where jury pools are retained for one month.

(e) the financial records obtained under section 23 of the Act, if any, must be retained for at least 6 years after the transfer of control referred to in section 22 of the Act.

The information you provide to us via this website may be retained for an indefinite period of time, is not encrypted and may be shared with third parties without notice or consent.

We are frequently retained for complex cases in which significant financial, personal or other interests are at stake.

Likewise, spouses can often try to extract the cash reserves held in a business, arguing that they should be paid out to meet their claim rather than being retained for future investment.

(b) the contracts, including insurance policies, referred to in section 20 (2)(a)(iii) of the Act must be retained for at least 6 years after the termination or expiration of the contract or policy;

Consequently, legal aid is retained for asylum cases, for debt and housing matters where someone's home is at immediate risk, and for mental health cases.

• Non-conviction records should be retained for inclusion in a police background check only in exceptional cases where police believe that doing so is necessary to reduce immediate threats to public safety.

It is an extremely important judgment on Article 8 ECHR in the context of personal information retained for policing purposes.

One of the fastest growing alternatives is collaborative divorce, where attorneys are retained for the sole purpose of reaching an out - of - court agreement.

The solution which I propose is that (a) section 58C (2) to (5) and the proposed regulations thereunder should be scrapped and (b) legal aid should be retained for clinical negligence but solely in respect of the costs of expert reports.

If the CFL process is not successful for any reason (such as a failure of one of the parties to abide by the terms of the participation agreement or failing to disclose all financial information), resulting in the case proceeding to court, the participating collaborative lawyers will not litigate on behalf of the parties, and new lawyers would be retained for that purpose.

We handle cases that originated within the firm, as well as those for which our lawyers are retained for purposes of appeal.

Record Retention: The following Texas.gov Flickr photos will be archived and retained for the required period of time in accordance with the DIR Records Retention Schedule:

Record Retention: The Texas.gov YouTube photos will be archived and retained for the required period of time in accordance with the DIR Records Retention Schedule.

Record Retention: Texas.gov Twitter content will be archived and retained for the required period of time in accordance with the DIR Records Retention Schedule.

They were willing to give me a freebie conversation or even a free training session in the hopes of being retained for legal services.

The purpose of this chapter is to push outside counsel to think about the relationship with each client differently — to get away from a results - oriented state of mind and focus efforts on maximizing the experience of the client during the course of the representation; to discard the profit - oriented billing practices and strictly adopt the practice of billing - for - value; to evaluate outside counsel's actions from the perspective of the client, and to view herself as a legal concierge, retained for the purpose of addressing the numerous and varying needs of the client.

Many of our clients consistently have retained us for well over a decade, trusting our Firm for counsel and advice on a variety of complex litigation matters.

A comprehensive map allows relevant stakeholders to determine whether ESI is being retained for a length of time appropriate to maximize its business use while limiting the amount of information subject to potential litigation holds.

So we all took a leap of faith and we were retained for the strategy project (plus a lot more.)

He gave an example of a man who retained him for an «easy» divorce.

What if you're asked to delete data that is needed to bill customers, information that may be relevant to a legal case or information that needs by law to be retained for the purposes of audit?

This is so regardless of who has retained them for the proceedings (CPR 1998 r 35.3 (2)-RRB-.

Should such a general data retention obligation not be compatible with the Charter, could a data retention obligation then nevertheless be compatible with the Charter if the access of the competent authorities to the retained data is regulated as it is under Swedish law, if the protection and security of the data are regulated as they are under Swedish law, and if all relevant data must be retained for a period of 6 months before being erased, as imposed by Swedish law?

The parenting coordinator will usually be retained for a fixed period up to two years.

Although our credit practice is principally based in New York City, we also are retained for transactions with parties in Europe, Asia and Latin America.

In practice, that means that once I have completed work on drafting the guts of a factum, pleading, or legal argument, the limited retainer is at an end, unless I am newly retained for an additional strictly defined task.

Moreover, users were not informed until after they had paid for the full delete that their information would be retained for an additional 12 months.

In truck accidents, for example, documents such as log books, which should be retained for months or years, are frequently destroyed within just a few days of a collision.

Lest you think it is a post of criticisms about publishing and IT, the bulk of her blog post actually explains why the library field is slow to change: like the slow - moving loris, we have evolved to move cautiously to ensure information (books) are properly stored so they are retained for the future.

My reading of this rule is that websites, which are advertisements, have to copied and retained for two years after the last dissemination.

«I'll be surprised if a law firm turns out to invent and develop something that transforms the practice or offers a proprietary competitive advantage, any more than a law firm would have invented, and retained for its exclusive use, the telephone or the iPhone.

(conveyancing; purchaser paid too little to vendor as vendor's solicitor mistakenly asked for too little to effect completion, mistakenly accepted the lower sum and mistakenly paid the correct, larger sum to the vendor out of other client funds; vendor sued in damages for balance of purchase price, but had already received it, by mistake, from his negligent solicitor; defence of «no loss;» vendor then repaid the overpayment to his negligent solicitor having retained it for 5 months in order to contrive a loss; whether vendor could recover that loss)

Less frequently, the group acts for start - ups, but if so, it usually is retained for investments in later phases.

A quality bookkeeper can be retained for between $ 25 and $ 50 / hour.

Firstly, it provides that all data must be retained for 5 years from the moment of collection.

Brady bilked at least $ 50,000 from individuals, including a prominent cardiologist, who retained him for matters such as land use and zoning.

The Court emphasises that provisions on data access must fall within the scope of the Directive as data is only retained for the purpose of access to it by competent national authorities and thus national data retention legislation «necessarily entails, in principle, the existence of provisions relating to access by the competent national authorities to the data retained» [79].

He adds that such a long period of retention of the data exceeds what is necessary, particularly because all the data are retained for the same duration (para. 284) and because the masking procedure is incomplete and does not fully ensure the depersonalization of the data (para. 287).

The judge adjusted this by awarding the wife, or ensuring that she retained, about 40 % of the total of the couple's assets: she received a housing fund (# 3.5 m inclusive of stamp duty, refurbishment and costs of purchase); a Duxbury fund of # 2,283,126, which absorbed the spousal periodical payments; and she retained for herself her own inheritance fund of # 175,000.

Credit card numbers are used only for donation or payment processing and are not retained for other purposes.