The Attorney General. The Penal Procedure Court; The Superior Courts; The Investors Compensation System; The Clearing and Settlement System.
The Attorney General. The Attorney General may, in his sole discretion, terminate your retention as counsel at any time, regardless of the absence of any recovery to the State and regardless of whether the litigation is then prosecuted by another firm or terminated. The Attorney General may terminate the retention by advising you in writing that your services are no longer needed. You agree that once you receive a notice to terminate, all services that arise from your retention shall be immediately terminated and the State is not responsible for the payment for any services provided by you beyond the date of termination. In the event that the Attorney General terminates your firm for other than good cause prior to the filing of the complaint in this litigation, the State will reimburse the firm the reasonable expenses incurred in preparing the matter for litigation after reduction of any costs or attorney fees already paid. In the event the Attorney General terminates your firm for other than good cause after the filing of the complaint in this litigation, the State shall pay the terminated firm out of any cash recovery reasonable attorneys’ fees for services provided and reimburse the firm for reasonable costs incurred before the termination after reduction of any costs or attorneys’ fees already paid.
