Common use of Multiple Clients Clause in Contracts

Multiple Clients. Multiple client representation may occur when we are asked to represent a business and its owners or several partners in a partnership or a family in its overall estate planning. When we represent multiple clients, we may receive information from one or more of those clients. In the absence of a specific agreement to the contrary, in every case of multiple clients, they will be considered joint clients under the terms set out in ¶ 9.4.

Multiple Clients. Multiple client representation may occur when we are asked to represent a business and its owners or several partners in a partnership or a family in its overall estate planning. When we represent multiple clients, we may receive information from one or more of those clients. In the absence of a specific agreement to the contrary, in every case of multiple clients, they will be considered joint clients under the terms set out in ¶ 9.4Paragraph 7.d.

Multiple Clients. Multiple client representation may occur when we are asked to represent a business and its owners or several partners in a partnership or multiple parties with seemingly non-conflicting interests or a family in its overall estate planning. When we represent multiple clients, we may receive information from one or more of those clients. In the absence of a specific agreement to the contrary, in every case of multiple clients, they will be considered joint clients under the terms set out in ¶ 9.4.

Multiple Clients. Multiple client representation may occur when we are asked to represent a business and its owners or several partners in a partnership or multiple parties with seemingly non-conflicting interests or a family in its overall estate planning. When we represent multiple clients, we may receive information from one or more of those clients. In the absence of a specific agreement to the contrary, in every case of multiple clients, they will be considered joint clients under the terms set out in ¶ 9.48.4.