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: Law Of Criminal DefenseABA: "Five Things to Remember When Parting Ways with a Client"
By John Wesley Hall, Jr.
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From ABAJournal.com, from the March ABA Journal, Five Things to Remember When Parting Ways with a Client, without the discussion:
. 1. Give reasonable notice of the end of representation.
. 2. Check local requirements regarding the right to withdraw.
. 3. Surrender all documents or property to which the client is entitled.
. 4. Refund all fees that have not been earned and expenses that have not been incurred.
. 5. Take other appropriate action necessary to protect the client’s interests. Full post as published by Law Of Criminal Defense on February 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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