Common use of Estimate Clause in Contracts

Estimate. It is often difficult to predict with any certainty the actual amount of legal fees, costs or time which will be incurred with respect to any particular task or matter. However, upon request, the Firm will provide you with estimates of legal fees and costs and/or time to complete a task or matter, but any such figure will be an estimate only and not a guarantee that the actual fees, costs or time will be in the amount of, or limited to, the estimate. If the Firm gives you an estimate of fees, costs or time for a particular task or matter, you will be responsible for the Firm’s actual legal fees and costs, regardless of whether they are greater or less than the estimate.

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