Terms of Service

Vancouver, BC

(Updated January 1, 2023)

These terms of legal service (“Agreement”) govern your access to our legal services. We have done our best to write this Agreement in plain, understandable language but want to remind you that it is a legally binding contract.

We want to start by telling you a bit about us, and our approach to legal practice. Then, we will propose a structure to our relationship as client and legal provider. Finally, we will set out rules to help interpret and apply the terms of this Agreement.

1. ACCEPTANCE

Notwithstanding any rule of law or equity to the contrary, by clicking ‘I Agree’, accepting the terms of this Agreement by email or orally over the phone, affixing your signature to this Agreement, or otherwise indicating your acceptance of this Agreement, including the use of our services after being given notice of this Agreement and a reasonable opportunity to review this Agreement, you are bound by the terms of this Agreement. You will be deemed to have accepted this Agreement if you direct us to provide you legal services after receipt of this Agreement.

If you direct us to act on behalf of any of your affiliates, expressly or impliedly, you represent and warrant to us that you have the authority to bind such affiliate to these terms with respect to the matters you direct us to undertake for such person. If part of our initial scope of work involves incorporating or forming an entity, such entity will be deemed to agree to be bound by this Agreement upon formation.

2. WHO WE ARE

Here’s a bit about who we are and how we approach practice. We are a boutique law firm with a head office in Vancouver, BC. While our niche is bankruptcy and insolvency law, we also provide services related to dispute resolution, litigation and investigations.

(i) We have values which are periodically revisited and refined to ensure we can innovative and aligned with our community.

(ii) Our values are embodied in our engagements, policies and practices.

(iii) Continuing education and professional development are integrated into the fabric of our firm

(iv) We respond to you as soon as possible.

(v) We employ flexible billing practices that suit your circumstances.

(vi) We care about, want to know and understand you and your organization.

(vii) We strive to provide useful, actionable, practical advice.

(viii) We employ technology and billing practices to drive efficiency and value.

(ix) We contribute to our community by participating in Access Pro Bono

3. OUR WORK

(a) You have retained us to provide you with the legal services set out in the schedule attached to this Agreement (“Schedule A”), the client intake form or discussed with your lawyer, and any other services you direct us to assist you with from time to time (“Services”) in exchange for the fees we charge in accordance with this Agreement.

(b) You can direct us to provide you Services by email or over the phone. We will happily discuss the scope of your Services with you, however all final decisions respecting the scope of Services are yours, and yours alone.

(c) Although you control the Services, we are entitled to reasonably infer your instructions from correspondence, especially when the Services are delivered subject to time constraints, and we reserve the right to determine the best way to provide the Services and to include any qualified Reedman Law team member to provide the Services.

4. WHO WE REPRESENT

We represent you and only you on the legal matters you ask us to help with, which means we don’t act for your spouse, children, company, directors, officers, shareholders, employees or any other client party unless they are also our client.

5. INSTRCTIONS

We will take instructions from the instructing individual, or any other individual you expressly or impliedly permit us to receive instructions from.

6. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

(a) As your lawyers, we are required to act in your best interest, and your best interest alone. Subject to section 7 of this Agreement, while we are your lawyers, we will not act for another client in a matter that creates a conflict of interest unless:

(i) you give us permission;

(ii) the matter is substantially unrelated to what we are helping you with; and

(iii) we do not have confidential information belonging to you that might reasonably affect our representation of another client, or vice versa.

(b) By entering into this engagement with us, you acknowledge that we do not have a conflicting interest just because we represent a person that is your business competitor, an adverse party in an unrelated matter, or that takes public, political, social, legal or other positions with which you disagree.

(c) When you are no longer our client, we may represent another client in any matter that is adverse to your interests provided that:

(i) the other matter is not directly related to the matter in which we previously represented you; and

(ii) we protect your relevant confidential information.

(d)The terms of this section 6 are based on current laws which are subject to change.

We are not required to give you notice of those changes.

7. JOINT RETAINERS

We may agree to act in certain matters for more than one client. If you have accepted this Agreement and there will be more than one client for your matter, you understand, acknowledge and agree that the following will apply:

(a) We are required prior to representing you jointly, if applicable, to raise certain issues with you and obtain your consent regarding the course to follow if a conflict arises. If we agree to act for multiple clients respecting the same matter(s), this Agreement will be deemed notice to you of the terms of our joint representation and the terms applicable thereto.

(b) We can only represent multiple parties respecting the same legal matter if there is no dispute between the parties, such parties’ interests are not in conflict, and typically only where the parties expressly consent. If you request that we represent two or more parties jointly respecting the same matter, you each jointly and severally represent and warrant to us that there is no dispute between such parties and you expressly consent to the joint representation.

(c) The following applies to any joint representation unless we deliver additional or alternate joint retainer terms to you in accordance with section 7(d):

(i) We owe each of you a duty of undivided loyalty. This means that we must act in each of your best interests at all times and must not favour the interests of one of you over the interests of another or allow anything to interfere with our loyalty to each of you or our judgement on your behalf. If we are unable to fulfill this duty of undivided loyalty to each of you, we will have to withdraw.

(ii) No information we receive from one of you or from any other source with respect to this matter can be treated as confidential from any of you. This means that, as long as the joint retainer continues, we must disclose relevant information to each of you. However, should we receive information from any source that makes it clear we are in a conflict by acting for you jointly, or if a contentious issue arises between you, we must cease acting for each of you in the matter unless the conflict or contentious issue, as applicable, is resolved. In the event the conflict or contentious issue, as applicable, is not resolved, however, we would not be permitted to disclose the confidential information to you.

(iii) If we currently act for one of you in a matter separate from a matter you previously retained us for (“Prior Matter”), and we receive confidential information from that separate matter that is relevant to the Prior Matter we will have to withdraw from the Prior Matter unless we receive the consent of the client in the separate matter to disclose that information.

(iv) If a conflict or contentious issue arises that falls short of a legal dispute between you, you have the option to settle the conflict or contentious issue by direct negotiation with one another, or if you both agree that you wish us to assist you in attempting to resolve an issue we may decide to do so, as long as the issue in our view falls short of an actual conflict or contentious issue between you. If a conflict or contentious issue is resolved by direct negotiation between you, or if an issue short of an actual conflict or contentious issue is resolved with or without our assistance, then we may then continue to represent both of you.

(v) If a conflict or contentious issue arises between you that is not resolved, then we will cease to represent all of you and we will refer you to other lawyers.

(vi) If you are proceeding with joint representation, we recommend to you that you seek independent legal advice before proceeding with obtaining the Services from us.

(d) In certain circumstances we may deliver to you additional terms applicable to your joint representation which may amend or replace certain terms herein including without limitation sections 4, 5 and 6 hereof. These additional terms will be binding upon delivery by email unless you reject such terms within a reasonable period of time after receipt. If you continue to direct us to provide legal services after receipt of the same, you will be deemed to have waived your right to reject such additional or alternate terms.

8. FEES

(a) Default Billing Method. Unless we agree otherwise, we will provide Services on a billable hour basis. We prefer other billing methods, but we need to use the billable hour as our default to ensure that, if for some reason you ask us to perform work before we agree to an alternate rate, or provide work outside of a limited scope retainer, or otherwise are asked to provide Services we don’t have an alternative agreement regarding, we have a way to collect payment for our work to date.

(b) Flat Fee. Flat Fees are our preferred billing method, and we will offer these when we determine that this is feasible and appropriate for your matter. Essentially, Flat Fees are a fixed fee for a fixed, limited scope of work. This billing method is beneficial for clients as it typically results in a lower fee for a known quantum of work. However, because the scope of work is narrow, we may not be able to consider or advise you on issues outside the scope of work which may adversely impact your rights. We are not liable for issues which you have not advised us about, or which are expressly outside the scope of work you approve. Once we receive your express or implied approval of a Flat Fees proposal, which will include the fee, the scope of work, and may include additional imitations, assumptions or other information relevant to the limited scope retainer, we will proceed with the scope of work on the terms of that proposal, which proposal will form part of this Agreement whether agreed to via email or otherwise. If you expressly or impliedly expand the scope of work, we reserve the right to charge our billable rates for the additional legal work. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify you that the additional services are outside of the applicable proposal. You are not obligated to proceed on a Flat Fees basis.

(i) With this billing method, we will track our team’s time and charge you in 6-minute increments for the time it takes us to assist you plus reasonable disbursements incurred on your behalf and taxes.

(ii) We adjust our hourly rates annually to account for the development of our lawyers and paralegals as well as economic factors like the Consumer Price Index and market trends.

(iii) We may agree to an alternate rate in certain circumstances, and if agreed to via email will form part of this Agreement.

Our currently hourly rates are as follows:

Lawyer

(Standard Hourly Rate)

Cody Reedman ($515/hour)

Summer/ Articled Students

($200/per hour)

Paralegal/Administrative Support

Andrea Wong (paralegal $225/hour)

Jackie Kirzner (designated paralegal/office manager $195/hour)

(d) Value for Services. We constantly strive to innovate and reduce the cost of legal services through technology, overhead reduction and administrative efficiencies. We also work hard to understand your needs and provide you with practical, relevant legal services. That said, we’re only human, and won’t always get it right.

(e) Separate Matters. For administrative simplicity and efficiency, we will create only one matter when you engage us, and bill you for all Services we provide through that one matter. Please let us know if you would like us to separate certain scopes of work into separate matters for billing purposes.

9. DISBURSEMENTS

(a) We will charge you any expenses, also called disbursements, we incur that are reasonably necessary and proper to provide the Services. Typical disbursements include couriers, outside counsel, filing fees, due diligence related charges, mail (packaging and postage) and printing costs.

(b) We may also charge you other amounts which may not be necessary or advance your interests, but which help us provide more affordable, more expedient, efficient, compliant and/or remote Services, such as trust administration fees, corporate searches for client identification and verification purposes, paper printing, stationary and postage, eFax fees, soft credit check fees, online verification tools, or other similar types of charges, as applicable to you and the Services.

(c) We use technology, focus on a paperless practice and use other cost-conscious practices to minimize your disbursements. If we anticipate incurring any large or unusual disbursements, we will notify you prior to doing so.

10. TAXES

(a) You will pay all applicable taxes related to the Services provided. Goods and Services Tax (5%) and Provincial Sales Tax (7%) are payable on all applicable accounts. If these tax rates change during the course of our engagement, we will charge the new tax rate.

(b) If you are eligible for a sales tax exemption, it is your obligation to notify us, provide us your tax registration/exemption number(s), and provide evidence or certification that you meet such exemption requirements if requested.

11. INVOICES

(a) Our invoices will generally be sent to you monthly for billable services and upon substantial completion of the applicable scope of work for Flat Fee arrangements, and are due and payable within 15 days of receipt, unless we otherwise agree in writing.

(b) If you wish to receive your accounts at different intervals, or on a project basis, please notify the responsible professional on your matter.

(c) We may charge interest on late payments at an annual rate of 24% (2% per month) accruing as of the date of the invoice.

(d) We may change these payment terms on 30 days’ prior written notice.

(e) As security for payment of our invoices you grant us a lien over all funds, files, records, and other property belonging to you that come into our possession, whether or not they are related to the subject matter of the unpaid invoices.

(f) We shall deliver our invoices by email to the instructing individual, or other recipient as you direct.

(g) Your further agree that any settlement or award made to you will be paid directly to our trust account (“Cody Reedman Law Corp, in trust”), and that you will direct all opposing parties to pay any such settlement or award to our trust account. If there is an account owing to us at that time, we will deduct our account from any such settlement or award before passing the proceeds on to you.

We do not deliver invoices by regular mail.

12. RETAINER

Our policy is to request a retainer from all new clients, and from clients which have a history of late or non-payment. We may use your retainer to cover any outstanding balance you owe us without further authorization. We may request a retainer before providing you with Services, which we will deposit to our trust account.

(a) If applicable, we will specify the amount of retainer and payment instructions by email.

(b) If your case is proceeding to trial, we will require a deposit of at least half of the projected budget for trial, no later than four months before the trial is scheduled to commence.

(c) We will draw on this retainer when we issue our accounts to you which will be obliged to make further deposits to our trust account for whatever amounts we reasonably request to secure payment of our fees.

(d) We will not start work until we receive your retainer.

Any monies remaining in trust at the conclusion of our relationship will be returned to you, unless you advise us different in writing.

13. DISCLOSURE OF RELATIONSHIP

We may ask your permission to disclose the existence of our relationship with you, the general nature of our work with you, and other non-confidential or public information, in our marketing materials including on our web site. You are always entitled to confidentiality in respect of all the Services we provide to you, and declining to grant this permission will not affect our provision of Services to you.

14. CLIENT IDENTIFICATION AND VERIFICATION

(a) The Law Society Rules, 2015 (British Columbia) (“Rules”) require us to collect a number of pieces of personal information and verify your identity where the Services include a financial transaction, as such terms are defined in the Rules.

(b) You agree to provide information required by the Rules, including:

(i) if you are an individual, your full name, date of birth, home address, home telephone number, occupation, and the name, address, and telephone number of your place of work or employment, where applicable;

(ii) if you represent an organization, the full name, business address, and business telephone number of the organization; the name, position, date of birth and contact information for the instructing individual(s); the general nature of the type of business or activity engaged in by the organization; and the organization’s incorporation or business identification number and the place of issuance of its incorporation or business identification number; and

(iii) any other information about yourself or your organization that we may reasonably require.

(c) Given the manner in which financial transaction is defined in the Rules, as well as the timing of verification requirements and the severity of consequences for us and our lawyers for non-compliance, we verify all new clients and instructing individuals using the most cost and time effective (for both you and for us) manner, being a soft credit check (known as the credit file method).

The purpose of a soft credit check is to verify the personal information you have provided to us as required by the Rules. A soft credit check involves obtaining information from your credit file that is used to verify that the name, address and date of birth in the credit file match the information you provided to us. We will obtain a soft credit check for all individual clients and instructing individuals at the time a matter is opened, or upon change in instructing individuals.

We save these documents in a secure digital location separate from files accessible by all of our staff and lawyers. Soft credit checks do not impact your credit rating and are collected solely for the purpose of ensuring that we comply with the Rules respecting client verification should the Services include a financial transaction. By agreeing to these Terms, you consent to our collection and use of soft credit checks in this manner for the purposes provided herein.

15. TERMINATION

(a) We want to have a positive relationship with all of our clients. Even with the best of intentions on both sides, we can’t always make that happen. If we aren’t getting along, you aren’t getting what you need or want from us, you don’t pay us, or if you instruct us to, or the Services include, any act or omission which might constitute a breach of our professional or ethical obligations, we would rather we part ways than force an unhappy relationship to continue.

Examples of instances in which we would be entitled to withdraw include:

i. we are not able to confirm the authority (according to the laws of British Columbia) of the signatories to this letter to give instructions your behalf;

ii. if our continuing to act would be unethical or impractical;

iii. If our accounts are not paid with 30 days of being rendered and you have not contacted us and make arrangements for late payment within the 30 day period, we will need to part ways.

iv. we do not receive the retainer set out above, or any further deposits to our trust account which we reasonably request, as above;

v. If you repeatedly fail to follow our advice about how we should approach this litigation, or do not give us clear instructions; or

vi. for any other reason which is considered sufficient for withdrawal according to the standards of the legal profession in British Columbia,

(b) Both you and Reedman law may terminate this Agreement immediately upon delivery of written notice, unless, in the case of termination by Reedman Law, we are prohibited from doing so immediately upon delivery of written notice, in which case, this Agreement will terminate as soon as legally possible or at the time or upon the event specified in our notice of termination.

(c) You are required to pay all invoices, and any fees, taxes, and disbursements, outstanding, performed, incurred or accrued, as applicable, up to the time of termination.

(d) We may use any retainer as full or partial payment of any outstanding accounts if this Agreement is terminated. You will remain responsible for paying all outstanding accounts, fees, taxes and disbursements before we will transfer your files to another law firm.

(e) For 90 days after signing this contract or after our relationship has ended, you have the right to ask the court to review this contract to see if it is unfair or unreasonable.

(f) You have this right even if you have paid my legal fees or expenses.

(g) You are free to ask another lawyer to review this contract, if you wish, to make sure it is fair and reasonable.

16. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION AND CLOUD COMPUTING

(a) We may exchange electronic versions of documents and e-mails with you using commercially available software. We cannot guarantee that all communications and documents will always be received, or that such communications and documents will always be virus free. We make no warranty with respect to any electronic communications between us, including the security of such communication. You consent to our exchange of unencrypted electronic communications, including confidential documents.

(b) You consent to us storing your documents and personal information on the cloud platforms or servers provided by Microsoft, Clio, Lawmatics, Netdocuments, ACL5, myLTSA, BC Online, Adobe, and any other cloud or digital-based services we use, subject to their terms of use. Some such services may store data on servers outside Canada. We make no representation or warranty with respect to any online storage, processing, transmission or security of your documents. You consent to our use of these services and storage of your data outside Canada. If you require that we do not use these cloud services or storage options, please advise us as soon as possible. For more information respecting the policies, agreements, or other instruments applicable to your rights respecting our use of, or your use of, cloud-based and other digital software, programs or services, visit the websites of the respective programs.

(c) If you would like more information, you can access our terms of use, privacy policy, cloud computing policy and other policies applicable to your use of Reedman Law legal services and website at https://www.reedmanlaw.com/privacypolicy

17. CANADIAN ANTI-SPAM LEGISLATION (“CASL”)

CASL obligates us to give you notice that we may occasionally send you commercial electronic messages (“CEMs”) (as defined in CASL), including legal updates, invitations, inquiries, referrals, etc. By entering into this Agreement, you consent to receiving CEMs from us until you withdraw your consent. You can withdraw your consent at any time.

18. DIGITAL SIGNATURES

(a) Printing, signing, scanning, and sending documents back and forth is time-consuming and annoying. We know that, so we use digital signature software and services when possible so that you can sign contracts electronically from anywhere in the world. Your electronic signature will be completely secure, with a full audit trail of who signed and when.

(b) If you are not comfortable using this software, let us know. We can accommodate special requests for use of paper documentation, but in this digital age and in light of our commitment to reducing the environmental impact of our company, we will charge an environmental fee for large paper-based signings and projects, unless required by law.

19. TAX PLANNING

Tax planning may be central in some transactions in which we act, and taxation issues may be of consequence in transactions or litigation in which we advise. Although on one or more occasions we may advise of certain general tax principles from a legal perspective, and may warn as to certain potential tax consequences, you have not requested, and we do not expect to provide, any specific tax advice as part of the Services, unless expressly set out. Good taxation advice should always be obtained from a qualified tax professional.

20. OUTCOMES, LIABILITY + INDEMNITY

(a) We will endeavour to represent your interests to the best of our ability. However, we cannot, and do not, guarantee any specific outcome. All legal opinions and advice provided to you reflect our judgement based on the law as it stands, and the facts provided by you and known to us, at the time the opinion or advice is provided.

(b) You will indemnify and hold harmless the Reedman Law parties from and against any and all losses caused by, arising from or related to and incorrect, false, misleading, incomplete, inconsistent or conflicting instructions, agreements, records or any other document, information or detail, provided by you or anyone you have instructed to provide us with same.

(c) Notwithstanding any rule of law or equity to the contrary, no Reedman law party will be liable to any client party for any losses in excess of 50% of the amount of fees paid by you to us hereunder in the 12 months’ preceding the date of the relevant claim. Notwithstanding the foregoing or any rule of law or equity to the contrary, no Reedman Law party will be liable to any client party or third party for any consequential, indirect, incidental, exemplary, special or punitive damages whatsoever, including any damages for business interruption, loss of use, data, revenue or profit, cost of capital, loss of business opportunity, loss of goodwill, or otherwise incurred by you in any way relating to the Services, including losses caused by, arising from or in any way relating to any act or omission of any Reedman law party including any act or omission which does or is alleged to be a breach of contract, a tort (negligence), equitable claim or any other theory of liability, regardless of whether such damages were foreseeable and whether or not any person was advised of the possibility of such damages.

(d) In addition, you acknowledge that we have advised you will be responsible to pay any award of “costs” which may be made against you by a court. Usually courts award “costs” to the successful party in litigation to represent partial compensation for that party’s legal fees. You have both the risk and the benefit of any potential award of “costs”.

21. INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL TERMS

(a) All Terms Covenants. Any term herein which requires a party to do or refrain from doing something are covenants. All covenants herein are material terms hereof.

(b) Headings. Headings have been inserted herein as a matter of convenience and for reference only, and in no way define, limit, enlarge, modify, explain, or clarify the scope, meaning, content or interpretation of this Agreement.

(i) Any word herein used in the singular form may be read in the plural form if it is allowed in the context and a word in the plural form may be read in the singular form if it is allowed in the context, and any word expressed herein in the masculine gender may be read as feminine gender or neutral gender depending on the context.

(ii) The words “include”, “includes”, and “including” are to be read as if they are followed by the phrase “without limitation” whether or not such words or phrases are used in conjunction.

(iii) Any reference to the end of this Agreement includes an ending by expiration, cancellation, termination, surrender, or mutual agreement.

(iv) Any reference to a statute or law means the statute or law and any regulations made under them as amended, replaced, enacted, or re-enacted from time to time.

(d) Definitions.

The following words have the meanings ascribed to them below:

(i) “client intake form” means the client intake form posted on our website, or delivered to the client for completion in an alternate form, which contains information necessary for us to formalize our relationship with you as legal counsel and fulfil our client identification and verification obligations.

(ii) “client parties” means the client and its affiliates and subsidiaries, or assignees, executors, heirs or successors, as applicable, and their respective shareholders, members, directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents and other representatives, as applicable.

(iii) “instructing individual” means the individual(s) you expressly or impliedly permit us to receive instructions from, and any person that completed, or is identified as the instructing individual in the, client intake form.

(iv) “Reedman Law parties” means Reedman Law and its affiliates and subsidiaries, and such persons’ respective shareholders, directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents and other representatives.

(v) “parties” means the client and Reedman Law.

(vi) “we”, “us”, “our”, and “Reedman Law” refer to the legal service provider, being Cody Reedman Law Corporation, doing business as Reedman Law.

(vii) “you”, “your”, “client” and other like terms used herein refer to the person or persons, whether an individual, corporation, society, Indigenous Nation or band, or other legal person, identified as the client or clients in the client intake form.

(e) Joint and Several Liability. If there is more than one client party to this Agreement, such client parties’ liability is joint and several.

(f) Governing Law. This Agreement is governed by the laws of British Columbia and Canada as applicable hereto and the subject matter herein. You irrevocably attorn to the courts of British Columbia sitting in Vancouver or such other location as determined by Reedman law in its sole discretion.

(g) Entire Agreement. This Agreement and the schedules hereto, which form part of this Agreement, form the entire agreement between the Parties respecting the subject matter herein and supersede and revoke any and all previous discussions, negotiations, arrangements, letters of intent, offers to lease or license, and representations, whether written or oral. There are no covenants, agreements, representations, or warranties between the Parties whatsoever other than those set out in this Agreement, except such email correspondence setting out the scope of work and fee noted in section 7.

(h) Waiver. No condoning, excusing, or overlooking by a Party of any term hereof in such Party’s favour will operate as a waiver of, or otherwise affect the rights of such party in respect of enforcing such term after such action. No waiver is enforceable unless express and in writing.

(i) Severability. If any part of this Agreement is declared or held invalid for any reason, the invalidity of that part will not affect the validity of the remainder of this Agreement, which will continue in full force and effect and be construed as if this Agreement had been executed without the invalid part. Notwithstanding any rule of law or equity to the contrary, if any part of this Agreement is declared or held invalid for any reason, the provision will only be read down, declared or held invalid to the extent of the invalidity.

(j) Survival. If any part of this Agreement states that it survives the ending of this Agreement, then the survival of that part is only to the extent required for the performance of any obligations to which the term pertains. The following s, sections of this Agreement survive termination hereof: sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and this section 21.

(k) Time is of the Essence. Time is of the essence in this Agreement and will remain so notwithstanding any extension or grant of additional time beyond the timelines set out herein by any Party.

(l) Independent Advice and Opportunity to Review. The client has had an opportunity to seek and obtain legal advice or has waived their opportunity to obtain legal advice respecting review of this Agreement. The client has reviewed and understands this Agreement.

(j) Shared Work Space. We share space with another business operating occasionally from the co-working space located at 800-1030 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 2Y3. Reedman Law is a law firm comprised of the lawyers and staff listed on our website www.reedmanlaw.com, and the parties sharing use of 800-1030 West Georgia Street, are free to act for clients which may have legal interests that are adverse to yours.

Reedman Law takes steps, and ensures that client confidentiality is maintained. If you have any concerns about our co-working arrangement please don’t hesitate to contact Cody Reedman at Reedman Law.