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If a client has wealth, authority, or population, they will use it against you to speak or act towards you anyway they please. If they offend you immediately report the action or ask to be reassigned to reduce embarrassment for you or your company. If neither works, provide solid evidence in which to prove your case as well as witnesses.
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