Common use of Client Conduct Clause in Contracts

Client Conduct. The Firm may seek court approval to withdraw from the Client’s case as the Client’s legal representative in the event the Client’s conduct includes, but is not limited to, the following: (1) the Client misses, without justification or explanation, any scheduled court appearance for which the Firm has sent notice to the Client by mail, email, facsimile, or as communicated in person or by telephone; (2) the Client fails to respond within ten (10) days of the Firm’s successive communications (more than two attempts) via mail, email, or phone communications by the Firm to the Client's home address, email address, or phone number respectively; (3) the Client absconds from the court's jurisdiction, and fails to return to the State of South Carolina for required appearances; or (4) the Client fails to pay for expenses or fees incurred by the Firm related to the prosecution or defense of the Client’s case with a balance due in arrears of ninety (90) days or more; or (5) the Client fails to provide documentation, evidence, or full disclosure of material information for the Firm to represent the Client in this matter; or (6) the Client fails to cooperate with the Firm in the Firm’s representation of the Client in this matter; or (7) the Client fails to notify the Firm of the Client’s change in the Client’s address, telephone number, and email (if applicable).