EFTA00037148.pdf

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The Firm shall rake no role whatsoever in the arbitration other than to provide the arbitrator(s) with 
neutral and objective information and copies of documents and other requested material. The Firm 
cannot represent any client in the arbitration, cannot provide advice to any client concerning the 
outcome of the arbitration, and cannot tender any opinion regarding any such outcome. 
The Clients participating in arbitration shall share equally in the costs of the arbitration, and the 
Firm is authorized to compensate the arbitrator(s) from the clients' recovery in the case. 
The Client confirms that he or she has read and understands this section and voluntarily agrees to 
binding arbitration. In doing so, the Client is voluntarily giving up important constitutional rights 
to trial by judge or jury. as well as rights to appeal the arbitration decision. The Client may consult 
with an independent lawyer of the Client's choice to review these arbitration provisions, and this 
entire agreement, prior to signing this Agreement. 
IL 
COST SHARING 
The Firm is authorized to incur Expenses (as defined and provided in the Legal Services Agreement 
between the Firm and the Client) for the prosecution of each of their clients cases as they deem 
reasonable. necessary, and appropriate. 
Each client is responsible for Expenses incurred in the prosecution of his or her case as reflected in 
the Legal Services Agreement between each client and the Firm. The Client understands that some 
Expenses will be jointly incurred by the Firm for the benefit of some or all Clients, and as to those 
Expenses. each benefiting client will be responsible for that client's proportionate share of such 
Expenses. 
"Joint Expenses" are those Expenses that benefit more than one client to a significant degree. For 
example. many filing fees and depositions costs are Joint Expenses that will often significantly benefit 
each client who is joined together in the sa…

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