5. What is an acceptance fee?

a. It is an absolute fee arrangement which entitles a lawyer to get paid for his efforts
regardless of the outcome of the litigation .
b. Fee which a client pays to the attorney.
c. It is a fee for a specific or particular case or service rendered by the lawyer for a
client.
d. The reasonable compensation paid to a lawyer by his client for the legal services he
has rendered to the latter.

6. What are the kinds of retainer agreements on attorneys fees?
a. General retainer or retaining fee and Special retainer.
b. Acceptance Fees and ordinary fees
c. Extraordinary attorney's fee and ordinary fees.
d. Retaining lien and charging lien

7. How may attorney's fees be claimed by the lawyer?
a. he is entitled to the reasonable attorneys fees agreed upon, or in the absence
thereof, on quantum merit basis.
b. Contracts for employment may either be oral or express
c. It may be asserted either in the very action in which the services of a lawyer had
been rendered or in a separate action.
d. When possession lawfully ends as when lawyer voluntarily parts with funds,
documents, and papers of client or offers them as evidence.

8. To what compensation is a lawyer is entitled to under counsel de parte?
a. not entitled to attorneys fees.
b. He is entitled to the reasonable attorneys fees agreed upon, or in the absence
thereof, on quantum merit basis.
c. The counsel may not demand from the accused attorneys fees even if he wins the
case. He may, however, collect from the government funds, if available based on the
amount fixed by the court.

9. May a lawyer reveal the confidences and secrets of his clients?
a. A lawyer shall not reveal the confidences and secrets of his client.
b. A lawyer shall reveal the confidences and secrets of his client.
c. A lawyer may or may not reveal the confidences and secrets of his client.

10. What is the exception if the clients consent is required in a case of
withdrawal?
a. When the client pursues an legal or moral course of conduct in connection with the
matter he is handling;
b. When his ability to work with co-counsel will not promote the best interest of the client
c. When the lawyer is not elected or appointed to a public office.
d. When the client deliberately Fails to pay the fees for the services or fails to comply
with the retainer agreement;