Common use of DUAL REPRESENTATION Clause in Contracts

DUAL REPRESENTATION. By execution of this Agreement, Client represents and warrants that they have not previously retained other counsel to represent them in this matter. If it is later determined that Client had retained counsel to represent them in this matter prior to execution of this Agreement, Client agrees that the Firm shall still be entitled to its full fee percentage and recovery of its fees and agrees to pay the Firm from their recovery in this matter or out of pocket if necessary. Client agrees to inform the Firm in writing if they retain subsequent counsel to assist and/or represent them in this matter and to provide contact information (firm name, lead attorney, phone number) of new counsel to the Firm. If Client does not so inform the Firm within 30 days of retaining subsequent counsel, Client agrees that the Firm shall still be entitled to its full fee percentage and recovery of its fees and agrees to pay the Firm from their recovery or out of pocket.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Contingency Fee Agreement, Contingency Fee Agreement