Compensation for Post-Investigative Work Sample Clauses

Compensation for Post-Investigative Work. An investigation shall be considered concluded after Investigators have provided a final investigation report in a matter, whether oral or written. After the conclusion of an investigation, should a need arise for Investigators to respond to any subpoena or discovery, to provide testimony at deposition, trial or arbitration, or to otherwise perform services with respect to any matter relating to or arising out of this engagement, County shall compensate Investigators at their then applicable rates for time expended, including all required preparation time.
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Compensation for Post-Investigative Work. This engagement shall be considered concluded after Attorney has provided an investigation report in this matter, whether oral or written. After the conclusion of this engagement, should a need arise for Attorney to respond to any subpoena, or to otherwise provide deposition or trial testimony in connection with this matter, Client shall compensate Attorney at its then applicable rates for time expended, including time involved in preparing for such deposition or testimony, or responding to any subpoena. Client agrees to reimburse Attorney for all reasonable fees and costs incurred in obtaining necessary representation for such proceedings, including legal fees and costs that Attorney incurs in preparing for such proceedings. Client shall also compensate Attorney at its then applicable rates for time expended in defending against any actual or threatened claim with respect to which Attorney is entitled to indemnification pursuant to paragraph 9, below. [Specify what shall be done with file]
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