Release from Performance of Services Sample Clauses

Release from Performance of Services. Contractor will be released from performing Services to the extent Contractor effectively withdraws as counsel of record (or substitute counsel) as described in paragraph A.12.a above. If Contractor cannot be released from performing Services due to an inability to withdraw as described in paragraph A.12.a, Contractor must give the Court as much notice as possible before the date on which the termination is effective. Contractor’s notice must describe each affected matter and the basis for Contractor’s inability to withdraw, and Contractor and the Court will then confer in good faith. If a court orders Contractor to maintain certain representations or, using its reasonable judgment, the Court determines that Contractor’s assertions of its inability to withdraw warrant continued representation because withdrawal is not permitted for the reasons described in paragraph A.12.a, then, until the date when this Agreement would have expired (had it not been earlier terminated by the Court) as stated in the Coversheet or any Amendment to the Coversheet, the following provisions apply: (i) Contractor’s duties under this Agreement will continue after the termination date solely for the affected matters. Compensation after the termination date will be at a rate of $65 per hour for legal services satisfactorily performed in connection with the affected matters. Contractor’s invoices will be subject to approval by the Court. The Court will reimburse Contractor for any direct, reasonable, actual expenditures for third-party experts in connection with the affected matters, if contained in a court order. In addition to any other remedies and actions described in this Agreement, if this Agreement is terminated for cause, non-appropriation of funds, or for convenience, the following will apply: