"engagement letter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a formal document outlining the terms of a professional engagement between two or more parties. For example, "The company sent the consultant an engagement letter outlining the specific terms of their agreement."
So, even if the Bakers were able to prove Goldman's misdeeds, there was always that engagement letter to frustrate them.
In particular, the engagement letter mentions the provision of services by employees of Firerush which seems, like a number of concepts in the engagement letter, inappropriate given we are only looking to engage with TB".
So it was that in December 1999, the Bakers, in over their heads when it came to M.& A., signed a five-page engagement letter drafted by Goldman.
The engagement letter must be signed by the compensated auditor and acknowledged therein by the Supervisory Committee prior to commencement of the engagement.
Before the engagement letter was signed in late 1999, Goldman sent Dragon a memo indicating that its first steps would include beginning to conduct due diligence — Wall Street-speak for kicking the tires — on L.& H.
Goldman's lawyer, John D. Donovan of Ropes & Gray in Boston, has argued that under the terms of the engagement letter, only Dragon Systems had the right to sue, and Dragon no longer exists.
Engagement letters that clients sign with investment banks are beasts.
By that time, all Engagement Letters, Permits and Permit payments must be addressed.
"If we identify conflicts that were not apparent at the time the engagement letters were signed, we will take steps to address them".
Some clients now want engagement letters for the services of banks to spell out what would happen if the banks failed in the interim.
Companies may use non-disclosure agreements or appropriate confidentiality language in engagement letters to ensure Regulation FD compliance.
