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02/23/1999
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1999-051
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Contract for Legal Representation of Indigent Persons in Dependency cases
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f <br />services shall be made to the Attorney who shall disburse said fees pursuant to a <br />separate agreement made between the Attorney and the associate counsel performing <br />the assigned services. The Attorney shall remain wholly responsible to the County for <br />the actions of any associate counsel to whom he has assigned cases. <br />16. In the event the Attorney determines that he has a conflict of interest regarding <br />any case assigned to him, Attorney shall notify the Court and withdraw from the case. <br />The case shall thereafter be handled pursuant to Resolution 98-96, and not considered <br />the subject of this Agreement. Attorney shall be reimbursed for any verifiable hours <br />spent on the case prior to withdrawal pursuant to said ReSOlUti011. <br />17. (a) In the event that a case assigned to the Attorney is transferred to a private <br />attorney or to another jurisdiction prior to its final disposition, the Attorney shall be <br />reimbursed at the hourly rate established by Resolution 98-96 for the verifiable hours <br />spent on the case up to the contract rate as provided in this Agreement. <br />(b) In the event that a case assigned to the Attorney cannot be brought to final <br />adjudication or disposition in Court because Attorney's client fails to appear in Court, <br />the Attorney shall be reimbursed at the hourly rate established by the Resolution 98-96 <br />for the verifiable hours spent on the case up to the contract rate of this Agreement. <br />18. The term of the Agreement shall be extended through and continue on a year to <br />year basis thereafter, provided that the Agreement has not been canceled as provided <br />therein. This Agreement may be terminated by either party without cause at any time <br />upon thirty (30) days written notice. In the event of termination pursuant to this <br />paragraph, the Attorney shall complete each case assigned him through final <br />adjudication or disposition of the case by the Court in and for Indian River County <br />and shall be paid as provided for in this Agreement. <br />19. The Attorney shall not be prohibited from engaging in the private practice of law, <br />providing that no private cases shall be accepted which knowingly causes it conflict of <br />interest to arise wherein the Attorney would be unable to represent any indigent <br />person. Should the Attorney believe that an indigent referred to him does not qualify <br />for his services, the Attorney shall immediately so advise the indigent person, parents, <br />or guardian, as the case may be, the Court, the State Attorney, and the County. In no <br />event shall the Attorney accept anything of value as consideration for services rendered <br />to any indigent referred to the Attorney by the Court, except from the County. The <br />Attorney shall not charge any indigent, or his family or guardian, as the case may be, <br />nor receive any fee or payment from any indigent or his family or guardian or other <br />person, for services rendered pursuant to this Agreement in excess of the agreed-upon <br />contract rate of this Agreement. <br />
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