In the end, the contract serves both you and your attorney; however, every contract is negotiable. If you don’t agree with terms and conditions of contract, you’re free to discuss it with your attorney. Under Louisiana law, you are also free to discharge your attorney for any circumstance, but you should read your contract to see what implications may arise on termination.

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A popular credit card commercial asks, “What’s in your wallet?” If the answer is not right, the unsuspecting customer may be wisked away by a band of vicious marauders. It’s just as important to know what’s in any contract that you sign, particularly one that could substantially affect your rights and your financial well-being.

Your contract with an attorney for his/her legal services should be clear and understandable. You should not have to hire a lawyer in order to hire a lawyer. It’s the lawyers duty and obligation to make sure you understand the terms and conditions of your contract.