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41	Travel Money Services Terms and conditions PREAMBLE This is Moneycorp’s travel money account agreement (this ‘Agreement’), which will govern any contract the Client enters into with Moneycorp for a foreign exchange Add to Reading List Source URL: www.moneycorp.com Language: English - Date: 2014-08-06 05:16:34 Practice of law Legal terms Contract Assignment Origin Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts Futures contract Investment Policy Statement Duty of confidentiality Law Contract law Legal ethics
42	C:tainersFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES ADR Section CLE 0508 ADR CLEg050615.Model.Engagement.Form.Annotate Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cobar.org Language: English - Date: 2015-05-08 12:22:56 Legal ethics Legal costs Common law Duty of confidentiality Privacy Attorney–client privilege Confidentiality Expert witness Engagement letter Law Ethics Privileged communication
43	• Provide the individual with access to his/her own information, and the right to seek its correction. • All CRISSP clients have a default status of ‘confidential’. You may only change a client’s status in ac Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dhs.vic.gov.au Language: English - Date: 2012-07-19 20:36:18 Internet privacy Confidentiality Medical privacy Ethics Privacy Privacy policy
44	OC Systems Enterprise License Agreement PLEASE READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE PURCHASING AND/OR USING SOFTWARE OR SERVICES FROM OC SYSTEMS. BY USING OC SYSTEMS SOFTWARE OR SERVICES, CLIENT SIGNIFIES ITS ASSENT TO A Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rtiperformance.com Language: English - Date: 2012-09-18 13:38:30 Contract law Ethics Legal documents Proprietary software Confidentiality End-user license agreement Session Origin Contract Law Computer law Software licenses
45	Regular features \| Ethics Mine or yours? Who owns what in a client file? By Stafford Shepherd This is one of the most common questions received by the Queensland Law Society Ethics Centre. Here’s what practitioners ne Add to Reading List Source URL: www.qls.com.au Language: English Privileged communication Legal professions Civil procedure Costs Lien Lawyer Privilege Duty of confidentiality Law Legal costs Legal ethics
46	1. SERVICES PROVIDED 1.1 eircom net will provide the Client the services/facilities identified in Clause 1.2 (which term shall be deemed to include the physical facilities including telecommunications links, processors, Add to Reading List Source URL: www.eircom.net Language: English - Date: 2015-02-04 07:16:02 Computing Confidentiality .NET Framework Telecommunications in the Republic of Ireland Eircom Ireland
47	Confidences – a question of succession Rule 9.1 of the Australian Solicitors Conduct RulesASCR) provides that we must not disclose any information which is confidential to a client and acquired by us during the Add to Reading List Source URL: www.qls.com.au Language: English Privileged communication Applied ethics Legal ethics Common law Duty of confidentiality Privacy Legal professional privilege in England and Wales Legal professional privilege in Australia Legal professional privilege Law Attorney-client privilege Ethics
48	Legal Professional Privilege: what is it? 1. Legal professional privilege Legal professional privilege (also referred to as client legal privilege) is a mechanism which is designed to protect certain communications from Add to Reading List Source URL: www.qls.com.au Language: English Applied ethics Privileged communication Legal ethics English law Legal professional privilege in England and Wales Legal professional privilege Privilege Confidentiality Evidence Law Attorney-client privilege Ethics
49	Can I disclose information for the purpose of preventing imminent serious physical harm to my client or another person? Rule 9.1 of the Australian Solicitors Conduct RulesASCR) provides that we must not disclose a Add to Reading List Source URL: www.qls.com.au Language: English Secrecy Attorney-client privilege Law Tort law Duty of confidentiality Ethics Confidentiality Journalism sourcing
50	Loose Lips Sink Ships 1 The adage ‘loose lips sink ships’ can easily be applied to solicitors. When at a wine bar, or a pub, or in a lift we have to be careful about what we communicate to others concerning client m Add to Reading List Source URL: www.qls.com.au Language: English Loose lips sink ships Propaganda in the United States Confidentiality Solicitor Law Legal professions Ethics Law in the United Kingdom

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