Client Transition Clause Samples
The Client Transition clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities for transferring services, data, or operations from the current service provider to the client or a new provider at the end or termination of an agreement. It typically details the timeline, required cooperation, and the specific deliverables or information that must be handed over to ensure a smooth transition. This clause is essential for minimizing disruption to the client's business operations and ensuring continuity by clearly defining the steps and obligations involved in the transition process.
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Client Transition. Should the Firm elect to withdraw, the Firm shall undertake reasonable efforts to assist in and facilitate the Client’s transition to new representation, including, but not limited to, the transfer of files to the Client or its agent. The Client agrees to use its best efforts to find a replacement for the Firm, should a replacement be necessary, within 30 days of the Firm’s decision to withdraw. Should the Client fail to provide a replacement firm within 30 days, the Client agrees to allow the Firm to withdraw from representation. In such a situation, the Firm will send the Client a ▇▇▇▇ for all fees and expenses and failure to pay will be viewed as cause to withdraw under rule 37 C.F.R. 10.40(c)(1)(vi).
Client Transition. If requested by Community Services, the Service Provider agrees to work with Community Services to ensure the orderly transition of clients to a new service provider.
Client Transition. Flemings agrees to use its reasonable best efforts to support the transition process as set out in the Transition Services Agreement and Schedule I thereto. In addition, Flemings agrees to, and to cause its Affiliates to, use their respective best efforts to cause their employees not to target in a systematic way, for a period of twelve months after the date of the Closing, any persons or entities that were institutional separate account clients of the Company as at the Closing in order to provide EAFE or world ex-U.S. assignments to such persons or entities. For the avoidance of doubt, the phrase "targeting in a systematic way" shall refer to the determination to solicit such accounts in a systematic way because of their known status as clients of the Company. It is understood and agreed by the parties to this Agreement that nothing in this Agreement shall limit or restrict the ability of Flemings, Chase or their respective Affiliates to solicit present or former clients of the Company for any product or service other than EAFE or world ex-U.S. assignments for institutional separate account clients.
Client Transition