WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Attorney may withdraw at any time as permitted under the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct and the Massachusetts Uniform Trial Court Rule on Limited Assistance Representation. Notwithstanding the withdrawal, Client will remain obligated to pay Attorney at the agreed rate for all services provided prior to such withdrawal. At the termination of services under this Agreement, Attorney will release promptly to Client, on request, all of Client’s papers and property.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Client understands and expressly agrees that Attorney may withdraw from representation of Client at any time if Client fails to honor the fee arrangement therein set forth including, but not limited to, payment of fees and expenses on a timely basis; fails to cooperate in the preparation of the case; fails to make a full and complete disclosure of the facts and circumstances relating to the case; or otherwise takes any action which impedes the ability of Attorney to provide adequate and ethical representation. THIS RETAINER AGREEMENT CONSTITUTES A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT BETWEEN ATTORNEY AND CLIENT. ATTORNEY ADVISES THE CLIENT TO READ THE RETAINER AGREEMENT CAREFULLY AND TO DISCUSS ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS REGARDING THE TERMS OF THE RETAINER AGREEMENT. I hereby acknowledge that I have read this Retainer Agreement and have discussed any questions or concerns I have regarding this Retainer Agreement and have received a copy of the same. I agree to retain Attorney in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Retainer Agreement. Dated:
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Client recognizes and acknowledges that the attorney has the right to investigate the matter and may withdraw from the case if he feels that client’s claim is fraudulent or frivolous, client fails to follow attorney’s advice, non-payment of legal fees or for other good cause.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Attorney may withdraw at any time as permitted under the Arkansas Rules of Professional Conduct. The circumstances under which the Rules permit such withdrawal include, but are not limited to, the following: a) the withdrawal can be accomplished without material adverse effect on the interests of the client, b) the client's conduct renders it unreasonably difficult for the Attorney to carry out the employment effectively, and c) the client fails substantially to fulfill an obligation to the Attorney regarding the Attorney’s services (such as failing to make payment) and has been given reasonable warning that the Attorney will withdraw unless the obligation is fulfilled. Notwithstanding Attorney’s withdrawal, Client will remain obligated to pay Attorney at the agreed rate for all services provided, and to reimburse Attorney for all costs incurred before the withdrawal. At the termination of services under this agreement, Attorney will promptly release all of Client's papers and property to Client on request.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. If either attorney deems it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason, that attorney agrees to do so immediately by written notice to all other participants. This may be done without terminating the status of the case as a collaborative law case. The party losing her or his attorney may continue in the collaborative process by retaining a new collaborative law attorney who will agree in writing to be bound by these guidelines and principles. We understand that the collaborative law attorneys will withdraw from a case as soon as possible upon learning that either of their clients has withheld or misrepresented information or otherwise acted so as to undermine or take unfair advantage of the collaborative process. In that event, the collaborative process will terminate.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Attorney may withdraw at any time as permitted under the Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of California. The circumstances under which the Rules permit such withdrawal include, but are not limited to, the following:
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Attorney may withdraw at any time as permitted under the Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of California. The circumstances under which the Rules permit such withdrawal include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) The client consents, and (b) the client's conduct renders it unreasonably difficult for the attorney to carry out the employment effectively. Notwithstanding Attorney's withdrawal, Client will be obligated to pay Attorney out of the recovery a reasonable attorney's fee for all services provided, and to reimburse Attorney out of the recovery for all costs advanced, before the withdrawal. If there is no recovery, or the recovery is insufficient to reimburse Attorney in full for costs advanced, Attorney will bear the loss.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Attorney may withdraw as Client's attorney of record at anytime, in accordance with the Rules of Professional Conduct of the State of Arkansas.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. If either attorney deems it appropriate to withdraw from the case for any reason except that set out in 12.B. he or she agrees to do so by a written notice of withdrawal to his or her client, the other attorney, and to all other professionals involved. This may be done without terminating the Collaborative Process. The party whose client has terminated his or her representation will use his or her best efforts to replace their attorney in a timely fashion.
WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY. Client and Attorney agree that if, after investigation of the facts and research of the law, Attorney believes that Client=s claims are of limited merit, Attorney may terminate this agreement with Client prior to and without filing suit, and said termination will release Attorney from any further action on Client=s claim and discharge Attorney from this Agreement. Termination will be effected via delivery service with signature receipt to the last address provided by Client to Attorney. After filing suit, Attorney may withdraw as permitted under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, the New York Rules of Professional Conduct and the Vermont Rules of Professional Conduct. Upon termination of representation, Attorney shall take steps to the extent reasonably practicable to protect Client=s interests, will give reasonable notice to Client, will allow time for employment of other counsel, and will surrender papers and property to which Client is entitled.
