- Clients have the rights to have their attorneys diligently advocate their interests within the bounds of the law and legal ethics.
- Clients have the right to have the fee agreement fully and completely explained prior to entering into any agreement for services.
- Clients have the right to have a written retainer agreement describing the financial terms of the relationship between the client and the attorney.
- Clients have the right to refuse to enter into any unacceptable fee arrangement or modification of a fee agreement.
- Clients have the right to be provided information as to the attorney(s) who will be primarily responsible for their matter and all other legal staff who will be working on the matter as well as information as to the costs of those individuals.
- Clients have the right to be provided bills on a regular basis, itemized as to the charges and time spent on each activity.
- Clients have the right to be informed of an be present at any court preceding involving their case unless otherwise directed by the court.
- Clients have the right to be provided copies of all documents presented to the court by any party in their matter unless otherwise ordered by the court.
- Clients have the right to be afforded reasonable access to their attorneys.
- Clients have the right to make the financial decision as to whether, when and how to settle their cases and as to economic and other positions to be taken with respect to issues in the case.
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