Common use of CLIENT STATEMENTS Clause in Contracts

CLIENT STATEMENTS. The Client shall make truthful statements and representations when dealing with the Firm in all matters related to the Client’s case. If the Firm determines that the Client has breached this provision, such as making omissions to significant factual discrepancies, then the Firm may terminate this agreement and seek court approval to withdraw from the Client’s case as the Client's legal representative. In the event that the Client breaches this provision, the Client shall pay the Firm’s attorney fees, costs of litigation, and out-of-pocket expenses. The Client will forfeit the Firm’s Contingency Fee, and the Client will forfeit the Firm’s responsibility to bear the Client’s costs of litigation and out-of-pocket expenses prior to the Client’s ability to recover in this matter. The Firm’s attorney fees, costs of litigation, and out-of- pocket expenses will be accelerated and due immediately.