Attorney-Client Agreement

Date: November 21, 2017

RE: Legal Representation

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MIKE ROBERTS † OF COUNSEL: J. MATTHEW MAULDIN MIKE BEEBE ♦

JEREMY SWEARINGEN AMBASSADOR DIMITRIOS TSIKOURIS, JD *

DEBRA G. JOSEPHSON ††† ∞

KAREN SHARP HALBERT

TERRY DON LUCY

EMILY A. NEAL ††

STEPHANIE EGNER SMITH ∞

JANA K. LAW

______________________________ _____________________________

SUSAN M. FOWLER ♦ FORMER GOVERNOR OF STATE OF ARKANSAS

JING ZHAO † ADMITTED IN ARKANSAS, FLORIDA, NEW YORK, TENNESSEE & TEXAS †† ADMITTED IN ARKANSAS & FLORIDA

∞ ADMITTED BEFORE THE U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

††† ADMITTED ONLY IN MASSACHUSETTS

* (FORMER AMBASSADOR – FOREIGN AFFAIRS ADVISOR

NOT ADMITTED TO PRACTICE LAW IN THE U.S.)

ATTORNEY-CLIENT AGREEMENT

This Attorney-Client Agreement is presented to PetrosSkoulikidis, President of the Panhellenic Syndicate of Land Transportation of Goods,by Roberts Law Firm, P.A. (“the firm”).

Scope of Engagement

Roberts Law Firm, P.A. has been retained by the client to serve as counsel in connection with the investigation, analysis, preparation for litigation, negotiation and prosecution of certain claims that the client may have relating to the purchase of medium and heavy duty trucks in Europe.

Attorneys’ Fees and Costs

Attorney’s fees in this action will be contingent on the client’s recovery. The contingency fee will be 25% of the client’s gross recovery. Costs will not be more than 8% of the gross recovery, and costs higher than 8% will be paid by the firm.

To this effect, please contact Ambassador DimitriosTsikouris for additional information at or at telephone number 00 30 6932 419415.

Roberts Law Firm, P.A. will advance all necessary litigation costs and expenses. We will also be reimbursed out of any recovery for out-of-pocket costs that we advance during the prosecution of the case. Examples of these costs are charges for court and witness fees; records and other documents; investigators and experts; photographs, videotapes and exhibits; deposition and court transcripts; fact and legal research materials; firm travel expenses; reproduction, long distance telephone and facsimile costs; and special postage and courier charges. As noted above, these costs will be reimbursed after the fee is calculated, and therefore is reimbursed from the net proceeds recovered.

We may associate (or disassociate) with other law firms and/or attorneys; however that will not have any effect on the fees charged to the client. Our association, if any, with other firms will not change the nature or amount of our fee agreement with the client. This engagement represents an agreement to investigate the potential claims the client may have. The firm agrees to represent the client on any matters it feels are viable and reasonable to pursue.

Any dispute will be resolved in Greek courts.

The Client’s Responsibilities

The client will cooperate in the preparation and trial of any cases filed, to appear on reasonable notice for depositions and court appearances, to provide documents and answers to interrogatories as necessary, and to comply with reasonable requests made of the client in connection with the preparation and presentation of any case.

If a mediation occurs or settlement offer is made during the case, we will advise you of it promptly. It is agreed that the client will look to us for guidance on the advisability of any settlement offer, and the client will not settle the case without our knowledge and agreement. It is also agreed that the attorneys have a power of attorney to enter into a reasonable settlement so long as such a settlement is conveyed and agreed upon by the client before such settlement is approved by a court.

Conflicts of Interests

We have procedures to avoid acceptance of engagements that would create a conflict of interest. Based on the information provided, we have reviewed our records and have discovered no conflict that would, in our opinion, preclude our representation of the client in the engagement described in this letter.

It is possible that a new or existing client might seek our advice or representation in a matter that involves, directly or indirectly, the client. Under the various rules of professional responsibility that govern the practice of law, a lawyer may not represent a client in a matter that is directly adverse to the interests of another existing client. Competing economic interests are not, however, matters of direct adversity and, therefore, the client agrees that we would be free to accept other such engagements without the client’s consent.

If the terms of this letter are satisfactory, please sign a copy in the space provided below and return it to the firm.

Dated: _________________. ______________________________

Michael L. Roberts

Roberts Law Firm, P.A.

APPROVED AND ACCEPTED

Dated: _________________. ______________________________

Client

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