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1. Multiple Client Provisions: Required when representing multiple clients in the same matter, addressing potential conflicts

2. Appeals Provisions: When the scope might include appeal proceedings and how fees would be handled

3. Assignment of Proceeds: When direct payment from settlement proceeds needs to be arranged

4. Alternative Fee Arrangements: When offering alternative fee structures if contingency is not successful

5. Class Action Provisions: Required for class action lawsuits, including court approval requirements

6. Third-Party Funding: When litigation funding might be involved in the case

7. Insurance Provisions: When dealing with insurance companies or coverage issues

8. Referral Fee Disclosure: When another lawyer has referred the case and will receive a fee

1. Schedule A - Fee Calculation Examples: Detailed examples showing how the contingency fee will be calculated in various scenarios

2. Schedule B - Disbursements List: Comprehensive list of potential disbursements and their estimated costs

3. Schedule C - Client Rights Disclosure: Mandatory disclosure of client rights as required by the relevant Law Society

4. Schedule D - Risk Assessment: Assessment of case risks and potential outcomes

5. Appendix 1 - Provincial Law Society Requirements: Specific disclosures and forms required by the provincial law society

6. Appendix 2 - Related Party Consent Forms: Required forms for multiple clients or related parties