The document outlines terms for instructing attorneys who hire instructed attorneys to do work. The instructed attorney earns fees for services and pays disbursements, while the instructing attorney earns one-third of the fees and their client pays disbursements and fees. It provides examples of cases with and without trust monies involved and steps attorneys should take to record transactions in their business books.
The document outlines terms for instructing attorneys who hire instructed attorneys to do work. The instructed attorney earns fees for services and pays disbursements, while the instructing attorney earns one-third of the fees and their client pays disbursements and fees. It provides examples of cases with and without trust monies involved and steps attorneys should take to record transactions in their business books.
The document outlines terms for instructing attorneys who hire instructed attorneys to do work. The instructed attorney earns fees for services and pays disbursements, while the instructing attorney earns one-third of the fees and their client pays disbursements and fees. It provides examples of cases with and without trust monies involved and steps attorneys should take to record transactions in their business books.
ATTORNEYS AND INSTRUCTED ATTORNEYS TERMS CORRESPONDENT
JURISDICTION
INSTRUCTING ATTORNEYS INSTRUCTS
INSTRUCTED ATTORNEY DOES THE WORK
TERMS CONTINUED INSTRUCTED ATTORNEY INSTRUCTING ATTORNEY Earns FEES Earns ONE/THIRD allowance services rendered Of FEES earned by Instructed registration of company Attorney receiving instruction preparing summons correspondence drafting admission of guilt court notices collection commission (10%) TERMS CONTINUED INSTRUCTED ATTORNEY INSTRUCTING ATTORNEY’s Pays DISBURSEMENTS client is responsible for paying: Expenses fees earned by Instructed Advocate fees Attorney Sheriff fees disbursements paid by Instructed Attorney EXAMPLES
NO TRUST MONIES INVOLVED
Registration of company Settlement of divorce case
TRUST MONIES INVOLVED
Collection of monies owed STEPS TO BE TAKEN – NO TRUST MONIES INSTRUCTED ATTORNEY’S INSTRUCTING ATTORNEY’S BUSINESS BOOKS BUSINESS BOOKS NB INSTRUCTING ATTORNEY IS NB INSTRUCTED ATTORNEY AND BUSINESS CLIENT ‘ORIGINAL CLIENT’ ARE BUSINESS CLIENTS charge fees charge fees/disbursements allocate 1/3 fees to OC pay disbursements allocate 1/3 fees collect money from pay instructed attorney instructing attorney collect money from OC