Lawyer Clause Samples

The 'Lawyer' clause defines the role, responsibilities, and authority of the legal counsel involved in the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies which party's lawyer is responsible for drafting, reviewing, or approving the contract, and may outline the scope of their engagement or any limitations on their authority. For example, it might state that one party's lawyer will prepare the initial draft, or that both parties must have their lawyers review any amendments. The core function of this clause is to ensure that legal representation is clearly identified and that all parties understand the involvement and boundaries of legal counsel, thereby reducing misunderstandings and protecting the interests of those involved.
Lawyer. It is stated in the Assignment Letter which lawyer will fulfill the assignment. The lawyer in charge of the assignment may engage additional lawyers if this is necessary due to the scope of the assignment or if there is a need for special expertise.
Lawyer. The Lawyer has authority to prepare and process registration documentation for systematic registration of land plots. In this process, he/she ensures proactive identification of problems and adoption of relevant preventive measures; cooperates with donor organization, state, municipalities, contractors and society. The lawyer participates in the quality control process of contractor deliveries; analyses the registration process and as a result initiates amendments and prepares drafts of conformable legal acts.
Lawyer. This is a person who is admitted to the legal profession by a Supreme Court of a state or territory. Paid agent – In relation to a matter before the Commission, this is an agent (other than a bargaining representative) who charges or receives a fee to represent a person in the matter.
Lawyer. (a) If You hold the Role of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ then You acknowledge and agree that: (i) We do not provide legal advice or services; (ii) We are not a law firm; (iii) We do not hold Ourselves out to be lawyers; (iv) the Roles of Adviser and Support act as agent for the Client to input Data into the System in order to produce the Template Documentation; (v) the Roles of Adviser, Support and the Administrator do not provide legal advice to the Client; (vi) You are engaged by the Client, and not by the Roles of Adviser, Support, Administrator or by Us; (vii) You must take instructions from and provide legal advice to the Client; (viii) the Template Documents produced by Us are templates only and contain information provided to Us. The Template Documents must be checked and if necessary amended by You to ensure that Template Documents correctly reflect the Client’s instructions and constitute legally binding documents that are compliant with the relevant State’s succession laws; (ix) We will only prepare Template Documentation which deal with the Client’s assets and affairs situated in Australia. If a Client has interests outside of Australia, You acknowledge that We cannot deal with these interests and that You will need to take separate instructions and provide legal advice to the Client with respect to dealing with these interests; (x) it is Your responsibility to ensure that You provide Your costs disclosure documentation to the Client and comply with the provisions contained in the Legal Profession legislation relevant to the State in which You are admitted to act as a legal practitioner; (xi) Your professional fees for the Agreed Scope of Work will be set by Us. If You are requested to provide legal advice outside of the Agreed Scope Of Work, or if You determine at Your own discretion to charge an additional fee, then You must separately, and without Our involvement, provide a fee quote to the Client; (xii) You hold all relevant qualifications and are admitted to practice law within Australia; and (xiii) We will not send Template Documents to You until: (A) You accept these Terms of Use; and (B) You accept to act on behalf of the Client for who the Template Documents have been created.
Lawyer. It will be necessary for the land owner to retain the services of a lawyer to prepare a lot grading easement document as well as transfer documents for any lands that must be conveyed to the City as a requirement of the consent application. Following approval of a consent application by the Committee of Adjustment, the City’s Development Engineering Division will undertake the following process with the landowner: