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Unsigned Engagement Letter Deadline

I've emailed the engagement letter twice and the client hasn't returned it; the attorney expects it signed before we p…

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I've emailed the engagement letter twice and the client hasn't returned it; the attorney expects it signed before we proceed with document collection today. I'm worried about pushing and losing rapport. Diagnose whether this looks like client hesitation or simple neglect, recommend the best next-step message that is polite but firm, and include a line offering an easier way to sign if they're having trouble.
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The client hasn't returned the engagement letter and the attorney expects it signed before intake notes are finalized this afternoon.

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