Lay Client definition

Lay Client means the Solicitor's client for whose benefit or on behalf of whom the Barrister is instructed by the Solicitor to supply the Services;

Lay Client means the person on whose behalf a practising barrister (or where appropriate in the case of an employed barrister his employer) is instructed;

Lay Client means, where the Instructing Party is instructing the Barrister on behalf or for the benefit of some other, specified, person, that specified person;

Examples of Lay Client in a sentence

• Subject to the duties of the Barrister and the Solicitor to the court, the Barrister and the Solicitor acknowledge and agree that each owes a primary duty to the Lay Client.

• If the Solicitor or the Lay Client wishes to use copies of the Barrister’s work product for purposes other than those for which it is prepared, this will require the express written permission of the Barrister.

• By this agreement, the Solicitor accepts those limitations both as principal and on behalf of the Lay Client, warranting its authority to do so.

• The Solicitor and the Lay Client have the right and licence to use the Barrister’s work product for the particular Case and the particular purpose for which it is prepared.

• The Solicitor shall not be liable to pay those fees or otherwise concerned with those fees, which shall be a matter solely between the Barrister and the Lay Client.

More Definitions of Lay Client

Lay Client means the Customer’s client as identified on the On-Demand Services Order and for whom the On-Demand Services have been instructed.

Lay Client means the Authorised Person’s client for whose benefit or on behalf of whom the Barrister is instructed by the Authorised Person to supply the Services(identified on the front sheet of the Agreement);