Common use of YOUR OBLIGATIONS TO US Clause in Contracts

YOUR OBLIGATIONS TO US. To enable us to work effectively for you, we ask you to: • provide clear and timely instructions to us when requested and tell us if anything changes • read carefully the letters, emails and documentation we send you • respond promptly when we ask you for information or documentation • provide us with the funds we need from you promptly when we ask for them • give us a reasonable opportunity to act on your instructions. We shall be entitled to rely on the instructions given to us and to assume that whoever gives us such instructions has actual authority to do so, Where instructions are given on behalf of a company, LLP, Trust or other organisation (including a members’ organisation) we are entitled to assume that these terms have been brought to the attention of the directors, members, trustees or other appropriate officers of the organisation. Where our client is more than one person, organisation or entity, the liability of the persons, organisations or entities is joint and several. Each of them authorises us irrevocably to disclose to any of the others any information whatsoever about the matter on which we are instructed, regardless of whether it would otherwise be confidential under our duty of confidentiality as solicitors. If any joint client terminates this authority during a matter, we have the right to suspend or terminate the provision of legal services in relation to that matter to one or more of the joint clients or to cease acting at all.

YOUR OBLIGATIONS TO US. To enable us to work effectively for you, we ask you to: •  provide clear and timely instructions to us when requested and tell us if anything changes •  read carefully the letters, emails and documentation we send you •  respond promptly when we ask you for information or documentation •  provide us with the funds we need from you promptly when we ask for them •  give us a reasonable opportunity to act on your instructions. We shall be entitled to rely on the instructions given to us and to assume that whoever gives us such instructions has actual authority to do so, Where instructions are given on behalf of a company, LLP, Trust or other organisation (including a members’ organisation) we are entitled to assume that these terms have been brought to the attention of the directors, members, trustees or other appropriate officers of the organisation. Where our client is more than one person, organisation or entity, the liability of the persons, organisations or entities is joint and several. Each of them authorises us irrevocably to disclose to any of the others any information whatsoever about the matter on which we are instructed, regardless of whether it would otherwise be confidential under our duty of confidentiality as solicitors. If any joint client terminates this authority during a matter, we have the right to suspend or terminate the provision of legal services in relation to that matter to one or more of the joint clients or to cease acting at all.. FINANCIAL SERVICES AND INSURANCE