Nature of Business Relationship with Citizens Sample Clauses

The 'Nature of Business Relationship with Citizens' clause defines the type and scope of interaction between the contracting party and citizens, clarifying whether the relationship is that of a service provider, agent, or another role. It typically outlines the responsibilities, limitations, and expectations regarding how the party engages with citizens, such as whether they act independently or on behalf of another entity. This clause is essential for establishing clear boundaries and preventing misunderstandings about authority, liability, and obligations in dealings with the public.
Nature of Business Relationship with Citizens. For any Law Firm providing legal services on behalf of Citizens, the Firm acknowledges that the business relationship between the Firm and Citizens is that of an independent contractor. Nothing herein, or in any representation undertaken, shall be deemed to constitute that Citizens and the Firm are engaged in a partnership, joint venture, or agency for any purpose whatsoever. The Firm shall be responsible for maintaining its own public liability, professional liability and malpractice insurances.
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