849, 500 P.2d 873 (1972) (holding that § 2600(2) barred censorship of attorney-client correspondence), rendered Count II moot.
In one operation, employees in Lexington, Ky., retrieve their client companies' correspondence from a local post office, scan it and send it by satellite to a data processing center in Ghana, in West Africa.
That includes relevant data points, information on your relationships with partners and clients, previous correspondence, or anything else that helps them understand a situation.
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When I spent time with Shkreli for a story not long after his initial arrest in 2015, he pretty much admitted to misleading clients; the correspondence federal prosecutors collected as evidence in 33 enormous binders told a similar story.
The clients have one-to-one correspondence to the given samples, each client being responsible for computing the frequencies within the designated sample.
"UBS PaineWebber terminated Mr. Wu for failing to follow firm policy and regulatory requirements that he obtain prior management approval before sending firm correspondence to clients," said Mr. Walker.
My day usually consists of an hour or two in the morning checking the previous nights' emails and correspondence; with clients in three time zones, I have to allow for the need to catch up properly.
Unlike paintings, for which there may be only scant documentation and often no signature, buildings generally leave long paper trails of drawings, correspondence with clients, tax documents and so forth.
