A limited scope representation agreement is a contract between a lawyer and client where the lawyer agrees to handle a portion of the client's legal matter. This type of agreement is most commonly used in situations where the legal claims made against a client are in multiple different areas of law. For example, a client who needs an attorney to handle a case surrounding financial fraud and misuse of company property would need an expert financial attorney and a criminal defense attorney on their team.
In this case, each attorney would create a limited scope representation agreement noting that they will only handle the area of the case in which they have the expertise.
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