Common use of MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS Clause in Contracts

MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS. Client understands that Attorneys do or may represent many other individuals with actual or potential PFAS related litigation claims. Attorneys’ representation of multiple claimants at the same time may create certain actual or potential conflicts of interest in that the interests and objectives of each client individually on certain issues are, or may become, inconsistent with the interests and objectives of the other. Attorneys are governed by specific rules and regulations relating to professional responsibility in representation of clients, and especially where conflicts of interest may arise from representation of multiple clients against the same or similar defendants, Attorneys must advise clients of any actual or potential conflicts of interest and obtain their informed written consent to our representation when actual, present, or potential conflicts of interest exist. Client has conferred with its own separate corporate or municipal counsel, and has determined that it is in its own best interests to waive any and all potential or actual conflicts of which Client is currently aware as the result of Attorneys’ current and continuing representation of other entities in similar litigation. By signing this agreement, Client states that (1) it has been advised of the potential conflicts of interest which may be or are associated with our representation of Client and other multiple claimants; (2) it nevertheless wants Attorneys to represent Client; and (3) Client consents to Attorneys’ representation of others in connection with PFAS litigation (AFFF or otherwise). Client remains completely free to seek other legal advice at any time even after signing this agreement.

MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS. Client understands that Attorneys do or may represent many other individuals with actual or potential PFAS related AFFF litigation claims. Attorneys’ representation of multiple claimants at the same time may create certain actual or potential conflicts of interest in that the interests and objectives of each client individually on certain issues are, or may become, inconsistent with the interests and objectives of the other. Attorneys are governed by specific rules and regulations relating to professional responsibility in representation of clients, and especially where conflicts of interest may arise from representation of multiple clients against the same or similar defendants, Attorneys must advise clients of any actual or potential conflicts of interest and obtain their informed written consent to our representation when actual, present, or potential conflicts of interest exist. Client has conferred with its own separate corporate or municipal counsel, and has determined that it is in its own best interests to waive any and all potential or actual the conflicts of which Client it is currently aware of which may occur as the result of Attorneys’ current and continuing representation of other entities in similar litigation. By signing this agreementAgreement, Client states that (1) it has been advised of the potential conflicts of interest which may be or are associated with our representation of Client and other multiple claimants; (2) it nevertheless wants Attorneys to represent Client; and (3) Client consents to Attorneys’ representation of others in connection with the PFAS litigation (AFFF or otherwise). Client remains completely free to seek other legal advice at any time even after signing this agreement.

MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS. Client understands that Attorneys do or may represent many other entities or individuals with actual or potential PFAS related litigation claims. Attorneys’ representation of multiple claimants at the same time may create certain actual or potential conflicts of interest in that the interests and objectives of each client individually on certain issues are, or may become, inconsistent with the interests and objectives of the other. Attorneys are governed by specific rules and regulations relating to professional responsibility in representation of clients, and especially where conflicts of interest may arise from representation of multiple clients against the same or similar defendants, Attorneys must advise clients of any actual or potential conflicts of interest and obtain their informed written consent to our representation when actual, present, or potential conflicts of interest exist. Client has conferred with its own separate corporate or municipal counsel, counsel and has determined that it is in its own best interests to waive any and all potential or actual conflicts of which Client is currently aware as the result of Attorneys’ current and continuing representation of other entities in similar litigation. By signing this agreement, Client states that (1) it has been advised of the potential conflicts of interest which may be or are associated with our representation of Client and other multiple claimants; (2) it nevertheless wants Attorneys to represent Client; and (3) Client consents to Attorneys’ representation of others in connection with PFAS litigation (AFFF or otherwise). Client remains completely free to seek other legal advice at any time even after signing this agreement.