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ARTICLE · 29 NOVEMBER 2019

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

Not all lawyers and clients will be a good match. As in life, some relationships simply are not meant to last.

CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Not all lawyers and clients will be a good match. As in life, some relationships simply are not meant to last. Navigating a healthy and mutually respectful breakup is important. The incredibly valuable relationships we share with our clients are not something we take for granted. As a firm, our core value is advocating for and representing our clients with dignity and respect they rightly deserve following a traumatic life-altering event. There are times though when this means that it is within the client's best interest to be represented by another firm, and despite our best efforts, sometimes we have to make the difficult decision to end a relationship with one of our clients. Or regrettably, sometimes a client may wish to hire another lawyer. This blog post will illuminate what happens when a lawyer and client 'break-up'.

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