Common use of Delegation of work Clause in Contracts

Delegation of work. Special Counsel may delegate the Work to another attorney outside the firm with whom Special Counsel is affiliated only with the express written consent of the Attorney General. Such attorneys (“Designee Attorneys”) must have qualifications and experience similar to the Special Counsel and must work under the supervision and control of the Special Counsel. Although delegation may be permitted as provided herein, delegation shall not relieve Special Counsel of any responsibility or liability for the Work. In the event that Special Counsel delegates any part of the Work to other attorneys in other firms, the allocation of compensation among attorneys shall be a matter beyond the scope of this Retention Agreement, however it must be negotiated in writing between the Special Counsel and any Designee Attorneys prior to the commencement of any Work and approved by the Director of External Collections. Special Counsel is responsible for the allocation of compensation to Designee Attorneys when applicable. Special Counsel shall file such compensation agreement with the Director of External Collections in the Attorney General’s Collections Enforcement Section (“Director of External Collections”) prior to the commencement of work. The delegation of Work described above is the only delegation permitted under this Retention Agreement. Under no other circumstances may Special Counsel subcontract, forward, assign, or otherwise delegate any Work assigned by the Attorney General to any other individual or entity. All Work shall be conducted by employees or other persons under the supervision of Special Counsel.

Delegation of work. Collections Special Counsel may may, only with the express written consent of the Attorney General, delegate the Work to another attorney outside the firm with whom the Collections Special Counsel is affiliated only with the express written consent of the Attorney Generalaffiliated. Such attorneys (“Designee Attorneys”) must have qualifications and experience similar to the Collections Special Counsel and must work under the supervision and control of the Collections Special Counsel. Although delegation may be permitted as provided herein, delegation shall not relieve Collections Special Counsel of any responsibility or liability for the Work. In the event that Collections Special Counsel delegates any part of the Work to other attorneys in other firms, the allocation of compensation among attorneys shall be a matter beyond the scope of this Retention Agreement, however it . It must be negotiated in writing between the Collections Special Counsel and any Designee Attorneys prior to the commencement of any Work and approved by the Director of External CollectionsWork. Collections Special Counsel is responsible for the allocation of compensation to Designee Attorneys when applicable. Collections Special Counsel shall file such compensation agreement with the Director of External Collections in the Attorney General’s Collections Enforcement Section (“Director of External Collections”) prior to the commencement of workWork. The delegation of Work described above is the only delegation permitted under this Retention Agreement. Under no other circumstances may Collections Special Counsel subcontract, forward, assign, or otherwise delegate any Work assigned by the Attorney General to any other individual or entity. All Work shall be conducted by employees or other persons Additionally, Special Counsel may seek permission to subcontract for the use of experts under limited circumstances so long as any such engagement meets all of the supervision requirements of Special Counselthe preceding two paragraphs.

Delegation of work. Special Counsel may may, only with the express written consent of the Attorney General, delegate the Work to another attorney outside the firm with whom the Special Counsel is affiliated only with the express written consent of the Attorney Generalaffiliated. Such attorneys (“Designee Attorneys”) must have qualifications and experience similar to the Special Counsel and must work under the supervision and control of the Special Counsel. Although delegation may be permitted as provided herein, delegation shall not relieve Special Counsel of any responsibility or liability for the Work. In the event that Special Counsel delegates any part of the Work to other attorneys in other firms, the allocation of a l l o c a t i o n o f compensation among attorneys shall be a matter beyond the scope of this Retention Agreement, however it . It must be negotiated in writing between the Special Counsel and any Designee Attorneys prior to the commencement of any Work and approved by the Director of External CollectionsWork. Special Counsel is responsible for the allocation of compensation to Designee Attorneys when applicable. Special Counsel shall file such compensation agreement with the Director of External Collections in the Attorney General’s Collections Enforcement Section (“Director of External Collections”) prior to the commencement of work. The delegation of Work described above is the only delegation permitted under this Retention Agreement. Under no other circumstances may Special Counsel subcontract, forward, assign, or otherwise delegate any Work assigned by the Attorney General to any other individual or entity. All Work shall be conducted by employees or other persons under the supervision of Special Counsel or Special Counsel’s law firm.