The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 113
... client in preparing a worthwhile RFP is to define the client's business requirements which must be met by the provider . This is demanding in relation to any computer contract but outsourcing arrangements are particularly so because the ...
... client in preparing a worthwhile RFP is to define the client's business requirements which must be met by the provider . This is demanding in relation to any computer contract but outsourcing arrangements are particularly so because the ...
Page 347
... clients . This raises the question of whether it is appropriate for a law firm to represent a client where it faces a potential conflict between the legal and fiduciary duties it owes to other clients . The recent decision in Russell ...
... clients . This raises the question of whether it is appropriate for a law firm to represent a client where it faces a potential conflict between the legal and fiduciary duties it owes to other clients . The recent decision in Russell ...
Page 351
... clients , irrespective that information may not be dis- closed . It is the firm , and not the particular partners , which is retained by the client and which is subject to the obligation of undivided loyalty . The view that different ...
... clients , irrespective that information may not be dis- closed . It is the firm , and not the particular partners , which is retained by the client and which is subject to the obligation of undivided loyalty . The view that different ...
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