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2. Client and K&R agrees that K&R will be retained by client to collect all sums due <br />the client from any of its accounts receivable turned over to K&R to be collected in <br />accordance with this Agreement. <br />3. For any collection made without a suit being filed, K&R shall be entitled to 25% <br />commission of all sums collected. <br />4. Should K&R not be able to collect without a suit and the City of Casselberry desires <br />to sue, K&R shall be entitled to 35% commission of all sums collected after suit has <br />been filed, together with an initial cost deposit of $650. K&R may exceed their cost <br />deposit after receipt of written approval from the client, and if so, client will need to <br />post such additional cost deposit, sum as K&R needs to meet the required costs of <br />third parties to prosecute the litigation, or post judgment, for the collection of the <br />Judgment. <br />5. K&R will be entitled to the above contingency fees set forth in paragraph three and <br />four on all amounts collected or received by client, whether said collection occurs <br />directly, indirectly or otherwise, from the handling of the claim by K&R. If any <br />claim is paid in whole or in part, directly to client, the paragraph three contingent fee <br />shall become due and payable to K&R, without demand. In such event, client shall <br />promptly notify K&R of the direct payment and provide K&R their commission, <br />and a copy of the check or other form of payment. <br />6. The services to be rendered by K&R under this agreement shall be those necessary or <br />proper to collect all sums due client. Payment for sums collected by K&R shall be <br />:rade to client within 30 days from,receipt of funds by K&R. <br />7. K&R agrees to use its best efforts in representing client; however, client <br />acknowledges that K&R can not give any assurances regarding the outcome of its <br />efforts. <br />8. Client agrees that, if K&R is entitled to fees as a result of payments made directly to <br />client, K&R may deduct those fees from subsequently received payments on the <br />same claim or on other claims. Upon written approval by the City. Said approval <br />shall not be unreasonably delayed. <br />ON <br />