Sentences with phrase «rules around fee»

Today, EFF — along with Engine, the App Developers Alliance, and Public Knowledge — filed a brief asking the Supreme Court to retain some sanity in the law and tighten up the rules around fee shifting.

The legal profession will have had to change its rules around fee - sharing with «non-lawyers» in order to attract and keep the best people in these areas, as a competitive necessity.

Not exact matches

While the debate around the fiduciary rule has focused on fees and conflicts of interest, too little has been said about the diligence required.

I think I break some of these rules — my Amex has an annual fee, the interest rate is around 15 %, and it does double cycle billing.

Remember the key rules: think about settlement fees before you submit your sales offer; shop around for competitive prices for as many services as possible; and never hesitate to negotiate.

Issuers of fee harvester cards are now going as far as they can under the new rules and even trying to get around them.

They promised a guaranteed minimum withdrawal benefit (GMWB) of 5 % in their heyday, but critics argued increasing payouts were unlikely because of rigid rules and excessive fees (around 3.5 %).

There is one reason people charge an adoption fee on places like craiglist, to make money and get around the rule that you are prohibited from selling animals.

Similar situations exist at other airports around the world that have their own rules for taxes and fees.

Another topic is online «deals» and unbundled services: To what extent do online deals or other unbundled offers implicate ethics rules around advertising, trust accounts, excessive fees, conflicts and the duty of competence?

I was attending meetings of the IDC who continue to do excellent work around the world in promoting the rule of law (based on outside funding; the cost of the work of the IDC is not borne by CBA membership fees).