Common use of Firm Administrator Clause in Contracts

Firm Administrator. The Law Firm’s access to Trust On-line shall be managed by an authorized principal, employee, or agent of the Law Firm whom the Law Firm designates in writing to serve as the “Firm Administrator.” The Firm Administrator need not be an attorney. The Firm Administrator shall be permitted to identify additional persons under the Law Firm’s employ, management, or control who, along with the Firm Administrator, shall be authorized to access Trust On-line on the Law Firm’s behalf (“Law Firm Users”). Some Law Firm Users may be limited in the functions they can perform on Trust On-line; the Firm Administrator will have the power to designate the level of authority that each of the Law Firm Users will have for Trust On-line. The Law Firm will remain responsible for oversight and supervision of the persons authorized to access Trust On-line, and the Law Firm will at all times remain responsible for the accuracy of the information submitted.

Firm Administrator. The Law Firm’s access to Trust On-line shall be managed by an authorized principal, employee, or agent of the Law Firm whom the Law Firm designates in writing to serve as the “Firm Administrator.” The Firm Administrator need not be an attorney. The Firm Administrator shall be permitted to identify additional persons under the Law Firm’s employ, management, or control who, along with the Firm Administrator, shall be authorized to access Trust On-line on the Law Firm’s behalf (“Law Firm Users”). Some Law Firm Users may be limited in the functions they can perform on Trust On-line; the Firm Administrator will have the power to designate the level of authority that each of the Law Firm Users will have for Trust On-line. The Law Firm will shall remain responsible for oversight and supervision of the persons authorized to access Trust On-line, and the Law Firm will at all times remain responsible for the accuracy of the information submitted.

Firm Administrator. The Law Firm’s Firm’s access to Trust On-line shall be managed by an authorized principal, employee, or agent of the Law Firm whom the Law Firm designates in writing to serve as the “Firm Administrator.” “Firm Administrator.” The Firm Administrator need not be an attorney. The Firm Administrator shall be permitted to identify additional persons under the Law Firm’s Firm’s employ, management, or control who, along with the Firm Administrator, shall be authorized to access Trust On-line on the Law Firm’s Firm’s behalf (“Law “Law Firm Users”Users”). Some Law Firm Users may be limited in the functions they can perform on Trust On-line; the Firm Administrator will have the power to designate the level of authority that each of the Law Firm Users will have for Trust On-line. The Law Firm will remain responsible for oversight and supervision of the persons authorized to access Trust On-line, and the Law Firm will at all times remain responsible for the accuracy of the information submitted.