Rules of Professional Conduct. Each nurse will abide by the rules of professional conduct for the smooth operation of the Department and care of patients.
Rules of Professional Conduct. In addition to the provisions set forth above in Section 4, Executive also acknowledges and agrees that an attorney-client relationship will exist between Executive and the Company, and that during her employment and at all times thereafter, Executive will comply with those ethical obligations imposed by the professional conduct rules of any state in which Executive is or may become licensed to practice law to maintain the confidentiality of information provided to her by the Company in connection with the performance of her duties and responsibilities as General Counsel of the Company.
Rules of Professional Conduct. The following rules of professional conduct shall be applicable to counsel in addition to any other rules of professional conduct that may be applicable: (a) There is a duty of candor to the tribunal; (b) No party may communicate with an employee of another party without the consent of the other party’s counsel; (c) if a document is withheld from the tribunal because of a claim of privilege, the tribunal will be advised of the existence of the document and the basis of the claim of privilege; and (d) if a party comes into possession of confidential or privileged documents of another party by means other than intentional transmittal by the other party, the tribunal and all parties will be promptly notified and the documents will be destroyed or returned to the other party.
Rules of Professional Conduct. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to limit or waive your professional duties and responsibilities under the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct for Lawyers, including those arising from your service as a lawyer for the Company, its subsidiaries and affiliates and including duties and responsibilities relating to maintaining client confidences, limitations on the use of client information, and prohibitions on conflicts of interest. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to be or shall serve as a restriction in violation of such Rules of Professional Conduct relating to your right to practice.
Rules of Professional Conduct. If, during the period of appointment as Collections Special Counsel, a complaint is filed against Collections Special Counsel, Collections Special Counsel’s firm, or any attorney within or under the supervision of Collections Special Counsel’s firm alleging a violation of the Supreme Court Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio, or the applicable rules governing the state bar in which Collections Special Counsel has been admitted, or the Rules of Professional Conduct, then Collections Special Counsel must give written notice within fifteen (15) days from the date of the filing of the complaint to the Chief and the Director of External Collections. Such notice must include the nature of the allegations set forth in the complaint. The Attorney General retains the right, in his sole discretion, to immediately terminate this Retention Agreement if he deems the complaint may affect Collections Special Counsel’s ability to perform the duties required herein, or the disciplinary action somehow adversely affects the Attorney General, any State Client, or the State of Ohio. The Attorney General also has the discretion to wait for the disposition of the complaint before deciding on whether to terminate this Retention Agreement.
Rules of Professional Conduct. Client acknowledges receiving from Xxxx a copy of Rules 1.4, 1.5, and 1.8 of the Louisiana Rules of Professional Conduct, which are attached hereto as Exhibit C. Exhibit C will be considered as an addendum to each bill submitted to Client and Client agrees that such addendum will satisfy the requirements of Louisiana Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 1.8(e)(5)(vi).
Rules of Professional Conduct. Members shall: conform to all relevant national and international legislation, in particular, the Data Protection Xxx 0000; always act with integrity; treat others with respect; always be honest, open and transparent in dealings with your clients (actual or potential), employers, employees, sub-contractors and the general public; take reasonable steps to avoid, and declare, any known conflicts of interest; be accountable for all of their actions and the people with whom they work; be objective at all times; recognise and act within their limitations; not act in a way which might bring discredit on the profession, ecmk, DCLG, Scottish Government or its Members; not use sub-contractors unless they are licensed and accredited scheme members and are aware of, and adhere, to this Code; ensure that Assessments and associated activities are designed, performed and recorded accurately, transparently and objectively; take reasonable steps to ensure that others with whom they work do not breach or cause a breach of this Code. This includes other Assessors, your clients, Observers, consultant and sub- contractors; provide written notification to your client or prospective client, of the terms on which they are to act. To inform your client in writing, that a copy of the Scheme Members’ complaints handling procedure is available on request; take all reasonable precautions to ensure that customers/homeowners are not harmed or adversely affected as a result of participating in an Assessment; not exploit the vulnerability of clients or take advantage of their lack of knowledge; not enter a property that is occupied by children unless those children are accompanied by a responsible adult; always show your identification card to the responsible person when attending clients’ premises; disclose to ecmk any convictions and cautions received since the date of the last CRB check supplied; and in the course of your work as an Energy Assessors, take reasonable steps to ensure your own, and the publics’ health and safety.
Rules of Professional Conduct. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, nothing in this this Section 7 shall restricts the right of Executive to practice law after termination of employment with the Company.
Rules of Professional Conduct. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to modify, limit or waive Participant’s professional duties and responsibilities under the Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct, arising from Participant’s service as a lawyer for the Company, its subsidiaries and affiliates, including, but not limited to, duties and responsibilities relating to maintaining client confidentiality, and limitations on the use of client information, which Participant agrees apply to all non-public information that is disclosed to Participant in the course of participant’s employment by the Company as a lawyer. Further, nothing in this Agreement shall construed to serve as a restriction on the right of the Participant to practice law after termination of his or her employment as set forth in such Rules of Professional Conduct, including by accepting employment as a lawyer at a competing company.
Rules of Professional Conduct. Nothing in this Agreement, including, but not limited to, Sections 7 and 8, shall prohibit or otherwise limit your right to practice law or take any other action that cannot be prohibited or limited under Rules of Professional Conduct applicable to you.
