What is the distribution of fees?
Distribution of fees is to share payment for professional services with a person who offered recommendations. In some professions, especially in the field of medicine and law, this is considered to be an ethical violation and may be a reason to suspend or cancel the license. The concern of this practice is that it could represent a conflict of interest because it creates motivation to manage operations to a specific service provider. This may not always be in the best interest of clients. The doctor could provide recommendations to a cardiologist who would then provide the doctor in exchange for recommendations. This represents clear ethical problems, because the cardiologist may not be the best choice for this patient, or the doctor could neglect the mention of other cardiologists because they do not share fees. In this situation, patients in this situation are not provided with all the information they need to make an informed decision.
Some professional organizations dedicated to MedicalThe practice was frowned at the division of fees. They may suspend or exclude members participating in it, and in some cases this may be a reason for losing a medical license depending on regional laws. This can create ethical gray areas with situations such as clinic recommendations. Maintaining business at the clinic can increase the lower lines, but do not necessarily represent the distribution of fees. Doctors with concern about recommendations and ethics can discuss this matter with lawyers or representatives of professional organizations to obtain specific ethical advice.
Advocates may also be excluded from the distribution of fees. In some regions, the law specifically prohibits the sharing of legal fees with non-debt, such as Paralegals. In addition, the attorney does not have to be legally allowed to turn off the final incentives for colleagues who provide recommendations. This is designed to protect the relationship of a legal representative-client. A client who asks a civil lawyer who prepares Wills and similar dFor example, he wants to help the criminals to find a criminal representative, not the best lawyer, not the one who provides the Between the Between the Between.
Similar problems with dividing fees can be seen in some other professions such as buildings and real estate. Ethical restrictions may vary by nation and specific professions. For example, some real estate agents are forbidden to make such an arrangement with colleagues, while others can freely offer and receive fees if they publish them. In cases where there may be a conflict of interests, there may also be a legal obligation to publish them to allow the client to allow informed choice. For example, someone who works with a real estate agent who works for the same company that the seller's agent is to be aware of it.