Common use of DISCHARGE AND WITHDRAWAL Clause in Contracts

DISCHARGE AND WITHDRAWAL. Client may discharge Attorney at any time, although Client understands that court rules might still require Attorney to file a motion to withdraw. Attorney may withdraw at any time at Attorney’s discretion. In either such circumstance, Client agrees to sign the documents necessary to permit Attorney to withdraw. Client has been informed that among the events that should be expected to cause Attorney’s withdrawal from this case are Client’s breach of any portion of this Agreement (including its payment provisions), Client’s refusal to cooperate with Attorney or to follow Attorney’s advice on a material matter, or any other fact or circumstance that would render Attorney’s continuing representation unlawful, unethical, or impractical. Specifically, while it is the province of the Client to identify the “objectives of representation,” a lawyer is not required to pursue objectives or employ means simply because a client may wish that the lawyer do so. The terms of a lawyer’s representation may exclude specific objectives or means, including those that a lawyer regards as repugnant or imprudent. If Client shall desire to retain other counsel, then Attorney shall be paid the amount then due and owing for work performed for Client.

DISCHARGE AND WITHDRAWAL. Client may discharge Attorney at any time, and Attorney may withdraw at any time at Attorney’s discretion, although Client understands that court rules might still require Attorney to file a motion to withdraw. Attorney may withdraw at any time at Attorney’s discretion. In either such circumstance, Client agrees to sign the documents necessary to permit Attorney to withdraw. Client has been informed that among the events that should be expected to cause Attorney’s withdrawal from this case are Client’s breach of any portion of this Agreement (including its payment provisions), Client’s refusal to cooperate with Attorney or to follow Attorney’s advice on a material matter, or any other fact or circumstance that would render Attorney’s continuing representation unlawful, unethical, or impractical. Specifically, while it is the province of the Client to identify the “objectives of representation,” a lawyer is not required to pursue objectives or employ means simply because a client may wish that the lawyer do so. The terms of a lawyer’s representation may exclude specific objectives or means, including those that a lawyer regards as repugnant or imprudent. If Client shall desire to retain other counsel, then Attorney shall be paid the amount then due and owing for work performed costs, expenses, or fees for legal services incurred in Client’s case.

DISCHARGE AND WITHDRAWAL. Client may discharge Attorney at any time, although Client understands that court rules might still require Attorney to file a motion to withdraw. Attorney may withdraw at any time at Attorney’s discretion. In either such circumstance, Client agrees to sign the documents necessary to permit Attorney to withdraw. Client has been informed that among the events that should be expected to cause Attorney’s withdrawal from this case are Client’s breach of any portion of this Agreement (including its payment provisions), Client’s refusal to cooperate with Attorney or to follow Attorney’s advice on a material matter, or any other fact or circumstance that would render Attorney’s continuing representation unlawful, unethical, or impractical. Specifically, while it is the province of the Client to identify the “objectives of representation,” a lawyer is not required to pursue objectives or employ means simply because a client may wish that the lawyer do so. The terms of a lawyer’s representation may exclude specific objectives or means, including those that a lawyer regards as repugnant or imprudent. If Client shall desire to retain other counsel, then Attorney shall be paid the amount then due and owing for work performed costs, expenses, or fees for legal services incurred in Client’s case.

DISCHARGE AND WITHDRAWAL. Client may discharge Attorney at any time, although Client understands that court rules might still require Attorney to file a motion to withdraw. Attorney may withdraw at any time at Attorney’s 's discretion. In either such circumstance, Client agrees to sign the documents necessary to permit Attorney to withdraw. Client has been informed that among the events that should be expected to cause Attorney’s 's withdrawal from this case are Client’s 's breach of any portion of this Agreement (including its payment provisions), Client’s 's refusal to cooperate with Attorney or to follow Attorney’s 's advice on a material matter, or any other fact or circumstance that would render Attorney’s 's continuing representation unlawful, unethical, or impractical. Specifically, while it is the province of the Client to identify the “"objectives of representation,” " a lawyer is not required to pursue objectives or employ means simply because a client may wish that the lawyer do so. The terms of a lawyer’s 's representation may exclude specific objectives or means, including those that a lawyer regards as repugnant or imprudent. If Client shall desire to retain other counsel, then Attorney shall be paid the amount then due and owing for work performed for Client.