Termination of Representation. You may discharge the Firm at any time, but the discharge must be in writing and must actually be received by the Firm. Your termination of the Firm’s services will not affect your responsibility for payment of the Firm’s fees and expenses, including any incurred in connection with an orderly transition of your representation. The Firm may withdraw from your representation as allowed by the Texas rules of ethics for lawyers, including your failure to timely pay fees, expenses (including outside vendor expenses), and/or any retainers in connection with the representation. Before the Firm withdraws from its representation of you, the Firm will attempt to give you written notice.
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