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Simple English definitions for legal terms

primary agent

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A quick definition of primary agent:

A primary agent is someone who is authorized to act for someone else, called the principal. They can make decisions and sign contracts on behalf of the principal. Sometimes, a primary agent can hire another person, called a subagent, to help them with their job. The subagent is also responsible to the principal.

A more thorough explanation:

A primary agent is a person who is authorized to act on behalf of another person or entity, known as the principal. The primary agent is directly authorized by the principal and can hire a subagent to perform all or part of the agency. The subagent owes fiduciary duties to the principal, and the principal is liable for the subagent's acts if the principal consents to the primary agent's employment of a subagent.

For example, a real estate agent is a primary agent who is authorized to act on behalf of a seller or buyer in the sale or lease of real property. The real estate agent can hire a subagent, such as a salesperson, to assist in the transaction. The salesperson owes fiduciary duties to the principal, and the principal is liable for the salesperson's acts if the principal consents to the real estate agent's employment of a salesperson.

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Mostlylegal
11:41
i would see if you could reneg uiuc, they are an up and coming school
I am going to Loyola and Kents admitted student weekend Friday and Saturday back to back
I tried to renegotiate UIUC they denied me
also did not have the best experience at my visit there and went there for undergrad
so a new environment will be nice :)
Mostlylegal
11:43
well thats good since itll make the decision easier
yes I withdrew from uiuc hoping someone else will be able to take my spot who is willing to pay that much lol
Mostlylegal
11:43
thats kind of you
hit message limit: we can all be chi big law friends HAHAH also i'm sorry about uiuc!!
best of luck everyone ❤️
is BC releasing an A's today
It's been over 3 months since my GULC interview and still nothing. This is agony they are my top choice, but I am nit hopeful lol
Mostlylegal
12:07
rip
Mostlylegal
12:07
are you at medians?
I'm above the 75th for GPA and at the median for LSAT
I figured they must've just hated me so bad, but why not just reject me sooner lol
Mostlylegal
12:19
maybe they are just scrounging up enough funds for your full ride :)
omfg penn state law scared tf out of me with that email
Emory A wave
"update on decision....timeline!" STOP DOING THAT
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just say it on LSAC bruh
"decision rendered"
vomit inducing email like oh my lord i thought i was gonna die
12:27
Did someone say chicago big law friends? I am in
hello chi big law friend
i work midsize law rn in chi
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
12:50
@MisterSaint: WashU called me with my A six days post-interview (interviewed last Tues). I think timelines are a bit extended rn since it's crunch time in admissions offices
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