Sometimes Lawyers Should Wait To Send Invoices To Clients
Don't be a pill about the bill.
Don't be a pill about the bill.
The clients aren't trying to break your will to live.
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Although it is acceptable to perform such favors for clients, lawyers should not do so under the assumption that it will result in additional work.
It's best to be sure both sides are starting from the same point.
In some circumstances, it can be the best option for the client.
Although contingency fees provide greater access to the legal system, they can lead to a loss of efficiency.
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As with eating, clients are less likely to choke on the bill if it's broken up into smaller pieces.
Supporting people during challenging times is an art, and it goes beyond having mere legal expertise.
Try to keep your clients and cousins separate.
Besides the inefficiencies of new counsel getting up to speed on the case, switching lawyers can be seen as a sign of weakness.
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Yes, you can meet up with clients in social settings that are completely outside of the attorney-client relationship.
Lawyers are people too, and they have the same social and family responsibilities that everyone else does.
In some scenarios -- but not all -- it makes sense to be firmer about boundaries in the attorney-client relationship.
Contingency fee arrangements can lead to conflict between lawyers and clients.
It’s trite but true; you need to give the attorney-client relationship the respect it deserves. Start with the Golden Rule.