Common use of Reasons for Contract Termination Clause in Contracts

Reasons for Contract Termination. PDSC may terminate this contract for cause, for the following reasons: (a) Contractor's material breach of any duty or obligation under this contract; (b) Contractor's willful or repeated disregard of the procedures required by the courts in which Contractor provides services; provided, however, that good faith actions of counsel undertaken to advance or preserve a constitutional or statutory right of a client shall not be deemed cause for termination; (c) Contractor's demonstrated continued inability to serve adequately the interests of its contract clients; (d) Contractor's failure to abide by standards of performance and rules of professional conduct; or (e) some other cause which has substantially impaired Contractor's ability to provide adequate legal services under this contract or fulfill the obligations of this contract.

Reasons for Contract Termination. PDSC may terminate this contract for cause, for the following reasons: (a) Contractor's material breach of any duty or obligation under this contract; (b) Contractor's willful or repeated disregard of the procedures required by the courts in which Contractor provides services; provided, however, that good faith actions of counsel undertaken to advance or preserve a constitutional or statutory right of a client shall not be deemed cause for termination; (c) Contractor's demonstrated continued inability to serve adequately the interests of its contract clients; (d) Contractor's failure to abide by standards of performance and rules of professional conduct; or (e) some other cause which has substantially impaired Contractor's ability to provide adequate legal services under this contract or fulfill the obligations of this contract.

Reasons for Contract Termination. PDSC may terminate this contract for cause, for the following reasons: (a) Contractor's material breach of any duty or obligation under this contract; (b) Contractor's willful or repeated disregard of the procedures required by the courts in which Contractor provides services; provided, however, that good faith actions of counsel undertaken to advance or preserve a constitutional or statutory right of a client shall not be deemed cause for termination; (c) Contractor's demonstrated continued inability to serve adequately the interests of its contract clients; (d) Contractor's failure to abide by standards of performance and rules of professional conduct; or (e) some other cause which has substantially impaired Contractor's ability to provide adequate legal services mitigation investigation under this contract or fulfill the obligations of this contract.