An advance payment made by a client to a firm or attorney to cover part of the legal fees and/or costs that will be incurred on the client's behalf is called a(n)

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A retainer is an advance payment made by a client to a firm or attorney, which is held in a trust account and used to cover part of the legal fees and/or costs that will be incurred on the client's behalf as the work progresses.

An Advance Payment Made by a Client to a Firm