The phrase "accusations of client" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could be used in a context discussing allegations made by or against a client, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The lawyer addressed the accusations of the client regarding the breach of contract."
Alternatives: "client's accusations" or "accusations made by the client."
All the juicy accusations of clients sitting on agency laps, extramarital affairs between bosses and subordinates, and improper business conduct amount to a story worthy of a daytime Emmy.
Bank of New York Mellon : Put options on BK are in demand today on news Ivy Asset Management LLC, which is a New York-based investment advisor owned by Bank of New York Mellon, was sued along with some of Ivy's former executives by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo on accusations of deceiving clients about investments linked to the infamous Bernard Madoff.
But the bank has been dogged by accusations of betting against clients and its insistence on paying industry-topping bonuses to its staff has turned it into a lightening rod for public outrage over perceived greed.
James Connell, a lawyer for one of the defendants in the 9/11 trial, said he and his colleagues had been waiting for the resolution of the government's appeal to file similar motions for accounts of their own clients' accusations of CIA abuse.
Regulators are said to be looking into accusations of improper trading, including whether client accounts were manipulated through the late allocation of trades.
The S.E.C. is said to be looking into accusations of trading misconduct, including whether client accounts were manipulated through the late allocations of trades.
His attorney, Judy Clarke, also mentioned the accusations of lacking remorse, saying her client had offered to resolve the case without trial in 2014.
In a court filing Feb. 8, Mr. Stender denied accusations of illegally profiting from his clients.
[C7.] Marsh & McLennan's Profit Falls 57 Percent The Marsh & McLennan Companies, the world's largest insurance broker, reported a 57percentt decline in profit in its second quarter as it struggled to reorganize after a confrontation with regulators over accusations of rigging bids and steering clients to the highest-paying insurers.
While there is no statute of limitations for money laundering, Mr. Kotsalis said the charge could not "stand legally" because it was based on the accusations of taking bribes, for which his client could no longer be prosecuted.
