Sentence examples for fee sharing from inspiring English sources

1. Fee sharing 2. Contingent lenders 3. Appeal funding 4. Settlement funding 5. Finance company loans 6.

In its S.E.C. filing, Prommis alerted potential investors that it could face challenges from bar associations, prosecutors or homeowners that its relationship with its law firms constituted the "unauthorized practice of law" or involved "impermissible fee sharing" arrangements.

Mr. Whitworth of Fidelity said that the arrangement with Mann & Stevens did not constitute fee sharing, because Fidelity was to be paid by that law firm even if the law firm itself was not paid.

The danger is that fee sharing may lead non-lawyers – like, say, lead plaintiffs receiving kickbacks – may be helped to practice law themselves, and if there is one thing lawyers disapprove of, it is legal practice by anyone unburdened by law school.

Competition may come next to fee sharing by the stock loan department.

These agreements allow such use of shares, with none of the fees shared with the customer who made the loan possible.

His comments will be seen a rebuke to former chairman Michael Grade, who wants BBC fees shared with Channel 4. Lord Hall will argue those plans could destabilise the entire TV industry.

Working within these constraints, America's Defence Department (and startups, which charge a fee) share information about debris trajectories to help other agencies avoid trouble.

SimbaPay and Family Bank will generate revenues on the WeChat-based transfer service through a fee share arrangement on transactions.

A federal law passed in 1974, and updated with new rules in January 2010, prohibits referral fees, sharing fees (known as "fee splitting"), or giving anything of value, in any mortgage that could end up being sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, or being underwritten or guaranteed by other federal agencies.

He's also pushing a constitutional amendment that would allow Congress to pass legislation subjecting Americans to imprisonment for merely paying a fee to share information or opinions.