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Limited Scope Representation Agreement

Lawyers and clients use Limited Scope Representation Agreements as a means of laying out the agreed upon scope of their work together. As a result of forming this contract, both parties will know what to expect. Unlike the blank templates that you may discover elsewhere, every Limited Scope Representation Contract that is built on Rocket Lawyer comes with the option of Document Defense^®, so an attorney can assess the situation and take action if you need to demand payment or experience any other problem.

Even if you are new to the industry, it's valuable to record the details of your work in a contract. You may decide to make a Limited Scope Representation Agreement because, when done accurately, it grants the following list of benefits:

• The lawyer and client both understand the scope of their responsibilities
• A timeline is established
• Fee requirements are well-defined

If you don't have this document, you might have to manage one or more of the following unwanted issues: unrealistic expectations, challenges collecting payment, missed deadlines, worse service quality, and, unfortunately, limited ability to make demands if a problem arises.

Before getting started, you should prepare the following information:

• Name and address of the client
• How much it will cost and when payment is due
• What the duration of the engagement is
• What tasks you are committed to performing

As usual, this Limited Scope Representation Agreement built on Rocket Lawyer also includes the typical language regarding the non-employer relationship between the parties, confidentiality, compensation for losses, and lastly, dispute resolution methods. During the process of building your contract, you also will have the ability to select which state's jurisdiction it falls under. Using the Rocket Lawyer document tool, you have the ability to implement further alterations, as necessary.

The cost of hiring and working with a conventional legal provider can total anywhere between hundreds of dollars to thousands. Creating a free Limited Scope Representation Agreement is easy to do with Rocket Lawyer. When you're ready to get started, you can click on the button labeled "Make Document." You might also try sending your draft for review by an attorney in our On Call network once you have made it.

If you've got any questions about how to move forward, connect with a lawyer, or browse our full library of business legal documents.

Attached to your Limited Scope Representation Agreement, there is a list of directions on what you can do next. With a Rocket Lawyer membership, you will be able to edit, print out, add signatures using RocketSign^®, copy, or save it in Word or PDF format as necessary. Most importantly, everyone should always get copies of the fully executed agreement.

If you try to do it on your own, seeking out a legal professional to check contracts can be fairly time-intensive. Sometimes an attorney won't even agree to review contracts that they did not author. If an attorney does offer to give advice on your contract, they would still demand their standard fees to do so. An easier and more cost-effective route would be via the On Call attorney network. As a Premium member, you can get your contracts evaluated by an attorney with experience in business. Whether you decide to make another Limited Scope Representation Contract or other contracts for your business, we'll be here for you.