Stress quality and service, how they offset a minor price difference, are worth more in the long run.
I would define "Client Retention" as one of these two examples; #1 -- In business, "Client Retention" is usually a department that focuses on the client that is contemplating leaving your business due to dissatisfaction of services or problems that continue to occur without rectification by said "business." #2 -- A department that specializes in keeping clients from discontinuing the services offered by the company/business etc.
How to write a termination letter of our services to a client due to no response
2 weeks minimal is traditional-more if possible and ask if they need it in writing and will provide a good reference.
No, a lawyer cannot be a witness for his client in a legal proceeding due to the conflict of interest it presents.
procedural due process
A counselor is responsible for terminating treatment when:the client begins to exhibit behaviors that are inappropriate (even after being corrected or advised to cease said behaviors.)If the client is making sexual advances.If the client starts developing violent tendencies towards the counselor.If the client has met and reached all theraputic goals.If the counselor feels they might be in danger with the clientIf the client no longer trusts the counselorIf the client quits showing upIf the client dies or becomes unavailable due to imprisonment/hospitalizaion etc.If you are no longer to appropriately assist the clientIf no forward progress is being metIf the therapist is leaving the office or transferringwhen fees are not paid and the client refuses or is unable to meet the financial obligations of your servicesThere are countless additional reasons to terminate therapy. You can find articles related to this issue in the link below.
its due to personal meanings in her
As Far as i know she isn't leaving as is due to star in the next series :)
No
Sue your emloyer.
The total purchase price should be the first thing written. The down payment price should then be written under the purchase price. Subtract the down payment amount from the purchase price amount. This will leave you and your client with a balance amount due. Also, address all terms and conditions regarding your sale...in other words, additional payment due dates for balance, with or without penalties, late fees, etc. Address, also, any interest that may or may not incur over a period of time.
No, your lawyer cannot testify against you in court due to attorney-client privilege, which protects the confidentiality of communications between a client and their lawyer.