{UAH} Response to Michael Kimbugwe: New Ideas
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Michael,
the example you give is off-mark. Unlike you, I have NEVER charged UNAA any money for my services. Any services I have offered UNAA were free of charge. When I was still practicing in DLA Piper, I didn't even earn pro bono hours for my time because DLA Piper did not recognise UNAA as one of its approved groups that the firm offered pro bono time.
Except for a time where I'd to drive 200 miles to attend an administrative hearing to save someone's nursing license, I have NEVER taken fees from ANY Ugandan based in North America for my services focused here. The only time I have charged fees is when someone wanted me to advise them on issues outside North America (buying land in Uganda, adoptions, international transactions, etc).
thanks
--In UNAANET@yahoogroups.com, <mkimbugwe@...> wrote :
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-- the example you give is off-mark. Unlike you, I have NEVER charged UNAA any money for my services. Any services I have offered UNAA were free of charge. When I was still practicing in DLA Piper, I didn't even earn pro bono hours for my time because DLA Piper did not recognise UNAA as one of its approved groups that the firm offered pro bono time.
Except for a time where I'd to drive 200 miles to attend an administrative hearing to save someone's nursing license, I have NEVER taken fees from ANY Ugandan based in North America for my services focused here. The only time I have charged fees is when someone wanted me to advise them on issues outside North America (buying land in Uganda, adoptions, international transactions, etc).
thanks
--In UNAANET@yahoogroups.com, <mkimbugwe@...> wrote :
Bwana Mayanja,
Thank you for positing. This is very interesting. In other words anyone who is a professional in something, if they volunteer their services and expertise, it creates a conflict of interest.
Following Joseph's concept, he is saying he should have never run for UNAA president since that would have caused a conflict of interest because he offers his legal professional advise to Unaa members
Very interesting indeed!
Regards,
Regards,
Michael Kimbugwe
On Jun 11, 2014, at 9:17 PM, "Ronnie Mayanja ronnie.mayanja@... [UNAANET]" <UNAANET@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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