EFTA00037135.pdf

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The Firm will provide those legal services reasonably required to represent the Client including fad 
and law investigation, drafting pleadings, settlement efforts, and other services up to and including 
trial. The Firm will take reasonable steps to keep the Client informed of material developments and 
timely respond to Client inquiries. 
The Firm is representing the Client only in the matters described above, appellate services arc outside 
the scope of this Agreement and a separate written agreement for appellate services or in any other 
matter will be required. The Firm cannot provide the Client with tax advice and the Client is 
encouraged to consult with tax advisors concerning this matter, particularly in the event of 
settlement or other monetary resolution. 
2, 
CLIENT'S DUTIES 
The Client agrees to be truthful with the Firm, to keep the Firm informed of any information or 
developments which may come to the Client's attention, to advise the Firm of all relevant 
information and any change in contact information, and to abide by this Agreement. The Client will 
assist the Firm by providing necessary information and documents and, to the extent practicable, 
locating witnesses. The Client agrees to appear at all necessary proceedings and to cooperate fully 
with the Firm in all matters related to the preparation, presentation, and prosecution of the Claim(s). 
The Client understands that this representation and the resolution of the Claims is likely to be 
complicated and time-consuming (including time-consuming of the Client's time). While the Firm 
will attempt to keep the Client apprised of material developments, the Firm cannot predict with any 
certainty the outcome or timing of these matters. 
3. 
ATTORNEY'S FEE 
The Attorney's Fee to be paid to the Firm for work on the Claims is contingent on the result. The amount 
of the Attorney's Fee is different depending on the type of Claim(s) asserted. …

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