Nature of Services
As a law firm, Accord Solutions Group, PLLC provides clients with legal services, in the form of legal consultations and privileged investigations. Certain trainings may also fall under the category of legal services. Legal services are provided subject to the attorney-client privilege, confidentiality requirements, and other protections as set forth in the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct.
In addition to legal services, we offer “law-related services” under Rule 5.7 of the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct. These “law-related services” are not legal services and do not enjoy the protections of the attorney-client privilege or the other protections set forth in the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct. “Law-related services” include coaching, consulting, and the majority of our trainings.
We also offer mediation services, which are subject to the Utah Uniform Mediation Act: Utah Code 78B-10-101, et seq. Under this statute, mediation communications are generally privileged and confidential unless the parties agree to waive those protections.
At Accord Solutions Group, PLLC, we believe that by offering a wide array of services, we are able to more effectively resolve our client’s workplace challenges. To avoid confusion, we specify in each engagement letter whether the services provided are legal in nature and whether the attorney-client privilege or other protections apply. We encourage our clients to freely ask questions about the nature of the services.
Use of Information
Accord Solutions Group, PLLC has placed the information on this website as a service to the general public. Use of this website does not in any manner constitute an attorney‐client relationship or any other fiduciary or confidential relationship between Accord Solutions Group, PLLC and the user.
While some of the information on this site is about legal issues, it is not intended as legal advice or as a substitute for the particularized advice of your own counsel. Anyone seeking specific legal advice or assistance should retain an attorney.
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Nature of Services
As a law firm, Accord Solutions Group, PLLC provides clients with legal services, in the form of legal consultations and privileged investigations. Certain trainings may also fall under the category of legal services. Legal services are provided subject to the attorney-client privilege, confidentiality requirements, and other protections as set forth in the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct.
In addition to legal services, we offer “law-related services” under Rule 5.7 of the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct. These “law-related services” are not legal services and do not enjoy the protections of the attorney-client privilege or the other protections set forth in the Utah Rules of Professional Conduct. “Law-related services” include coaching, consulting, and the majority of our trainings.
We also offer mediation services, which are subject to the Utah Uniform Mediation Act: Utah Code 78B-10-101, et seq. Under this statute, mediation communications are generally privileged and confidential unless the parties agree to waive those protections.
At Accord Solutions Group, PLLC, we believe that by offering a wide array of services, we are able to more effectively resolve our client’s workplace challenges. To avoid confusion, we specify in each engagement letter whether the services provided are legal in nature and whether the attorney-client privilege or other protections apply. We encourage our clients to freely ask questions about the nature of the services.
Use of Information
Accord Solutions Group, PLLC has placed the information on this website as a service to the general public. Use of this website does not in any manner constitute an attorney‐client relationship or any other fiduciary or confidential relationship between Accord Solutions Group, PLLC and the user.
While some of the information on this site is about legal issues, it is not intended as legal advice or as a substitute for the particularized advice of your own counsel. Anyone seeking specific legal advice or assistance should retain an attorney.