Sentence examples for lay client from inspiring English sources

Do not neglect the likely practical considerations of the fictional lay client.

New instructions from your solicitors or lay client may be received moments before the start of trial.

There has been a small window of opportunity in the past for barristers to express the opinions of the lay client.

And it questions the point of the title: since lay clients have access to barristers not directly, but through solicitors, the claim that it serves as a useful kite-mark of quality is hard to sustain.Astonishingly, the OFT has nothing to say about barristers' fees.

The same chemical accident which robbed Daredevil of his sight heightened his other senses, meaning he can hear the thumping heartbeat of a lying client, and so can we.

"I will say, however," Axford said, "that we have very little problem with lying clients".

Data collected from semistructured interviews with lay counsellors, clients and facility managers were analysed both quantitatively and qualitatively.

Health consumers have been defined as patients, carers, service users, users, lay persons, clients, and citizens [ 2, 22, 28- 30].

One female simulated client said: 'She said I must come immediately I have my period and that I will have to show them the pad as many girls are coming when they are not on their period and are lying' [Simulated Client 5 (female), Clinic 12 (not YFS)].

Along with lying to clients about the price and potential earnings of stocks and myriad other issues, officials said, brokers told clients that they had "insider information" or that the firm's research department was recommending a stock.

"I don't lie to clients," he said.