Common use of Subcontracting Authority Clause in Contracts

Subcontracting Authority. In the event that Outside Counsel should determine that it is necessary or expedient to subcontract for any of the performances herein, or in support of any of those performances, Outside Counsel may enter into such subcontract(s). If Outside Counsel elects to enter into a subcontract, then the Parties agree that all such subcontracts are subject to section 4 (Limitation of Liability), subsection 5.2 (Reimbursement of Expenses), subsection 5.3 (Subcontractor Payments), subsection 6.2 (Subcontractor Invoices), and subsection 6.5 (Supporting Documents; Right-to-Audit; Inspection of Records) of this OCC. Furthermore, if Outside Counsel elects to enter into a subcontract for any legal services, then the Parties agree that the Agency shall not be liable to Outside Counsel for any hourly rates or rate ranges greater than the highest hourly rate or rate range specified in Addendum B unless prior written approval is obtained from the Agency and OAG. Any subcontracted legal counsel must comply with subsection 9.8 (Conflict of Interest) of this OCC.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Outside Counsel Contract, Outside Counsel Contract, Outside Counsel Contract

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