Marketing
Nov. 21, 2000
Retainer Riddle
The determination of the existence of an implied-in-fact attorney-client relationship requires an analysis of the facts and circumstances.
An attorney and prospective client meet, agree on the scope of the future representation, prepare and execute a retainer agreement, and the client pays a retainer fee - clearly, an attorney-client relationship has been created.
However, an exp...
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