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"
does he still have clients? is he still working in law? -- nm
"
by
[email protected]
q. if you hold a million in client funds, does all of it have to remain inviolate, or as long as there is enough reserve to pay on demand you can tap -- nm
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[email protected]
(aka zeitgeist)
Nov 12 '14, 13:22
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Under the model ethics rules, all client funds are inviolate.
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ReluctantCynic
Nov 12, 13:36
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us service providing guys are always told, call prepaid funds 'retainers' because deposits are refundable, not retainers -- nm
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[email protected]
Nov 12, 14:06
supposed to be in a trust fund, at least in Canada. -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 12, 13:31
a. if you have to ask this, you probably shouldn't ever become a lawyer. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 12, 13:26
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