Sentences with phrase «revealing information about clients»

Many solicitors would like more publicity to help with their law firm marketing but feel the only way this can be done is by revealing information about clients involved in high profile cases.

Swiss banks have been prohibited by law from revealing information about their clients since 1934, and as a result, Switzerland now holds the largest pool of off shore wealth in the world — US$ 2.7 trillion.

This year's budget increased the disclosure requirements for legislators to reveal information about their clients, but elected officials can still avoid disclosing client names in certain circumstances.

The notion of revealing information about a client — even if that information is available elsewhere — doesn't do anything at all for a client or a potential client.1 It just allows the lawyer to shoot their mouth off.

It is generated by the service with one click and can be used for payments without revealing any information about the client's real method of payment — in this case, the Coinbase wallet.

Not exact matches

Now, that survey also revealed a lot of other juicy information that I've shared on this blog and that I keep reminding many of my clients about:

We won't reveal any personal information about our clients that's why at the university, in college or at school won't find out about our cooperation, so there no need to worry about that.

In one case, it appears that the Chinese government may have targeted several Canadian law firms in an apparent effort to derail a $ 40 billion acquisition.11 In another, a firm's managing clerk is alleged to have accessed inside information about the firm's clients as part of an insider - trading scheme.12 Also, it recently was revealed that hackers working for the Chinese military targeted one company for information useful in ongoing litigation.13 Failure to secure such data from malicious employees, cyber-attacks, or carelessness can cause drastic reputational damage as well as liability.

It isn't often that you see a relatively technical debate about legal ethics and what information lawyers may reveal about clients playing out in real time in the non-legal press, but that's what we have happening right now.

Formal Opinion 480 explains that lawyers communicating about legal topics in public commentary must comply with the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, including Rule 1.6 (a) which says: «A lawyer shall not reveal information relating to the representation of a client unless the client gives informed consent, the disclosure is impliedly authorized in order to carry out the representation, or the disclosure is permitted by paragraph (b).»

The two - count complaint from the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission charges Peshak with writing posts to her blog that identified her clients and revealed confidential information about them.

Solmon says the Supreme Court of Canada took the position in Maranda v. Richer and R. v. Cunningham that seeking «factual» information about a lawyer's account may still be privileged, even if this information does not reveal «communications» between the client and his or her lawyer.

The duty of confidentiality not only forbids revealing information, but also proscribes a lawyer's use of confidential information about a client to the disadvantage of that client.

The search revealed to the court that not only was the client company indeed still active, but that a variety of information about the client was readily available — including the client's website, mailing address, phone numbers, email addresses, names, and other contact information.

We may deny access when: • it is required or authorized by law (for example, when a record containing personal information about you is protected by solicitor - client privilege); • to do so would reveal confidential commercial information, and the personal information can not be severed from the record; • to do so could reasonably be expected to threaten the life or security of another individual, and the personal information can not be severed from the record; or • the information was generated in the course of a formal dispute resolution process.

Failing to inform a client who selects title insurance about the searches that the lawyer will not be performing and the type of information that these searches would reveal about the property, such as zoning, encroachments or survey issues.

In accordance with our Privacy Policy, e-Insure never reveals personal information about our clients to anyone, for any reason, except as required by law or as necessary to assist our partners in providing them with an insurance quote.

The masked abstract will not reveal any personal information about the driver, such as their name, address, Social Security number, client ID number, but WILL contain the following:

One caveat: Remember client confidentiality, and be careful about revealing private information unless a case is public record, advises the George Washington University Law School.

Whether you are writing your resume or interviewing with a hiring manager, you should never reveal confidential or financial information about previous employers or clients.

Some people working in mental health who are not licensed by their state — such as phone crisis counselors or life coaches — may not be legally required to protect client confidentiality, but still generally agree not to reveal identifying information about their clients.