Sentence examples similar to upholding a client from inspiring English sources

Our society places a burden of duty on certain professionals (doctors, lawyers) who are "learned intermediaries" to study, take qualifying examinations, and uphold a duty to put their client's best interests first--not because of some high-minded ethic, but because they have the advantage and responsibility of understanding the consequences and the risks at hand.

If an advisor is a Fiduciary, he or she upholds a standard of service that requires that the client's interests always takes priority over the interests of the advisor.

In May, the Local Government Ombudsman upheld a complaint against Bluebird Care in Worthing, east Sussex, for overcharging the client's family.

In Toronto, officials upheld a ban last month.

The California Supreme Court on Monday unanimously upheld a lower court's ruling that the state's Talent Agencies Act prohibits managers from procuring jobs for their celebrity clients.

The Supreme Court today narrowly upheld a nationwide program that channels millions of dollars every year to legal services for the poor by pooling the interest earned on short-term deposits that lawyers hold in trust for their clients.

A judicial review has upheld a ruling by the financial ombudsman that pension providers are required to confirm that investments are genuine and appropriate — or face payouts to clients for lost savings.

In addition, the agency upheld a $500,000 fine.

Her decision upheld a U.S. District Court opinion.

"Credit Suisse is required by Swiss law to uphold bank client confidentiality and is therefore unable to comment on this matter," he said.

Monday's decision upheld an original W.T.O.