I have published many articles about stress and wellness for lawyers. It is quite the popular topic because of the fact that stress is one of the legal profession’s worst hazards.
Here is a new article in Family Lawyer Magazine. https://familylawyermagazine.com/articles/why-lawyers-quit/ You can read all of my articles in Family Lawyer…
https://familylawyermagazine.com/articles/stress-free-practice-12-tips-to-help-you-get-there/ The practice (and business) of law is generally stressful. We have to find paying clients, impress them and then charge…
Agreement. This Agreement between you (“Client”) and Lawyer Lifeline (“Lifeline”) (“the Agreement”) describes the terms and conditions of the relationship between Client and Lifeline. There are no other understandings or agreements not written herein.
Obligations of Lifeline. Lifeline agrees to offer advice and experience to Client to help Client deal with stress and anxiety in a holistic and positive manner. Lifeline does not give legal or medical advice to Client which is acknowledged by Client by agreeing to these terms and conditions. Lifeline will deliver to Client materials and consultations which, in Lifeline’s sole discretion, is adequate to give Client tools and methods to deal with challenges negatively affecting Client’s life (“the Work”). Lifeline does not promise any specific result or guaranty any specific outcome, which client acknowledges and accepts. Lifeline will deliver written materials, exercises and transactional work to enable Client to make any changes necessary to get the results desired by Client. Lifeline will also be available for in person consultations six (6) times over the course of the Work, to guide and mentor Client through the work.
Obligations of Client. Client agrees to pay the fee specified by Lifeline prior to beginning the Work. Once the fee is paid, Client agrees to complete all of the components of the Work and to follow any suggestions or recommendations of Lifeline to achieve the desired results of Client. Due to the fact that the results achieved by Client are solely due to Client’s efforts and focus on the Work, Lifeline cannot and does not guaranty any result to be obtained by Client.
Additional Work. If, at the request of the Client, further work is determined to be advantageous to the development of Client, such additional work at fees to be agreed at the time may be offered by Lifeline
Refunds. Due to the fact that (1) the materials offered by Lifeline are proprietary and will be available upon payment of the fee required to begin the Work, and (2) any results are completely under the control of Client, no refunds will be granted.
Non–Disclosure Agreement. Client agrees that the materials to be provided by Lifeline are proprietary and the property of Lifeline, Client shall not use the materials for any purpose other than Client’s development and growth. Client is prohibited from publishing or making public any of the materials provided by Lifeline and agrees keep such materials confidential. Lifeline agrees to keep any information about the Client obtained during the Work confidential and shall not publish or share any such information except by Court order.
Indemnification and Hold Harmless. Client agrees to indemnify and hold Lifeline, James Gray Robinson, or their agents, employees, officers or assigns for any damages caused by Client. Such indemnification and hold harmless shall include any expenses or lawyer’s fees incurred by Lifeline, Robinson, their agents, employees, officers or assigns in defending any claims brought pursuant to Client’s actions in breach hereof.
Claims and Jurisdiction. Any claims brought by Client must be brought in Clackamas County, Oregon. The maximum amount of recovery that can be claimed by Client is the amount of the fee paid in accordance herein.
Waiver of Jury Trial. The parties hereto waive a trial by jury for any claims brought pursuant to Lifeline’s work on behalf of client.
