Common use of Receipt of Termination of Assignment Clause in Contracts

Receipt of Termination of Assignment. After notice is received as to the termination of an individual assignment, or all assignments, (1) the Firm will cease to render services to Citizens as soon as allowed by applicable law and ethical and/or court rules, which may include court approval for withdrawal from litigation, and (2) Citizens will take all steps necessary to relieve the Firm of any obligation to perform further, including retention of substitute counsel.

Receipt of Termination of Assignment. After notice is received as to the termination of an individual assignment, or all assignments, (1a) the Firm will cease to render services to Citizens as soon as allowed by applicable law and ethical and/or court rules, which may include court approval for withdrawal from litigation; and, and (2b) Citizens will take all steps necessary to relieve the Firm of any obligation to perform further, including retention of substitute counsel.

Receipt of Termination of Assignment. After notice is received as to the termination of an individual assignment, or all assignments, (1a) the Firm will cease to render services to Citizens as soon as allowed by applicable law and ethical and/or court rules, which may include court approval for withdrawal from litigation; and, and (2b) Citizens will take all steps necessary to relieve the Firm of any obligation to perform further, including retention of substitute counsel. Vendors must obtain authorization to incur travel expense prior to travel. Travel without authorization will not be reimbursed.

Receipt of Termination of Assignment. ‌ After notice is received as to the termination of an individual assignment, or all assignments, (1) the Firm will cease to render services to Citizens as soon as allowed by applicable law and ethical and/or court rules, which may include court approval for withdrawal from litigation, and (2) Citizens will take all steps necessary to relieve the Firm of any obligation to perform further, including retention of substitute counsel.