Sentence examples for clients concerned from inspiring English sources

Many employees have been working through the night talking to clients concerned about the speculation about the firm.

Ian Schafer, the founder and chief executive of Deep Focus, a digital advertising company that also fielded a few phone calls from clients concerned about the Burger King attack, argued that Twitter bore some responsibility.

By maintaining Saatchi & Saatchi as an autonomous agency separate from those Publicis now owns, Mr. Levy and Mr. Seelert said, they had assuaged the fears of clients concerned about potential conflicts that could have scuttled the deal.

The F.B.I. and securities regulators have joined the investigation of Arthur Nadel, a Florida hedge fund manager who disappeared four days ago, leaving clients concerned that they might have lost as much as $350 million.

"My colleagues are being contacted by waves of clients concerned about this," said Joe Sandler, an ethics and lobbying lawyer in Washington who specializes in Foreign Agents Registration Act issues.

12 30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11: Midtown Manhattan With the market lurching both up and down, David Barse, the chief executive of Third Avenue, asked about conversations that one of his investment groups, called the credit and distressed team, had been having with clients concerned enough to call and check in.

That apparently did not include relaying intelligence on CDS rates.Sector too insists that it does not make recommendations to clients concerning credit quality, but only gives them strategic financial advice.

Recent changes to the California Rules of Professional Conduct (effective 11/1/2018) have provided further guidance to lawyers and clients concerning flat fee structures, making them relatively more transparent in theory, if not in practice.

In previous blog posts, I addressed ethical perils for lawyers who access social media websites to research potential jurors and for lawyers who advise clients concerning the propriety of removing potentially incriminating and discoverable material from social media websites.

Bar Associations are developing ethical standards for attorneys to follow in advising clients concerning their existing social media content.

For instance, information concerning self-rejection and social rejection was missing for 22 clients, concerning stigma expectations for 16 clients.