An Attorney May Terminate His or Her Employment Relationship with a Client

question 22

Multiple Choice

An attorney may terminate his or her employment relationship with a client for any reasonable cause. All of the following are actions an attorney must then take, except

• A)return earned fees.
• B)return the client's papers and money held in trust.
• C)obtain permission of the court if litigation has begun.
• D)give reasonable notice to the client.

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