Fees
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Small Law FirmsLawyers Should Share Their Billable Hour Rates With Other Attorneys
Attorneys may find they are not charging enough for their legal services. -
Small Law FirmsSome Lawyers Offer Interesting Fee Arrangements
Clients may not be happy with the billable hour fee arrangement since the lawyer and client’s interests may not be aligned. 
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FinanceMaverick Exchange IEX Openly Taunts NYSE, Nasdaq Giants Over Fees; SEC Regulators Nod Approvingly
IEX, and the SEC, should be applauded for continuing to help promote fairer markets for all of us.
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Money, Small Law Firms, Solo PractitionersLawyers Should Not Be Empathetic When It Comes To Collecting Fees
And three tips for when clients ask them to give you a break. -
Money, TechnologyHow Much Should You Charge Your Clients? Data Analytics Has The Answer!
Data analytics can help attorneys win new clients and make these clients profitable ones. -
Small Law Firms4 Types Of Clients You Meet Trying To Collect Your Fees
With the end of this bad, no good, awful, crappy, yucky, poopy, and disastrous year come the annual annoying tasks of charging retainers, collecting overdue payments, and rectifying accounts. 
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Small Law Firms, Sponsored ContentClient Relations: How To Talk About Legal Fees With Clients
Fee talk is difficult for many lawyers, especially if they’re solo practitioners who have only recently opened a law office. ... -
Boutique Law Firms, Money, Small Law FirmsBeyond Biglaw: Bundles Of Fees
Columnist Gaston Kroub shares some thoughts on pricing, inspired by "fee bundling" in the travel industry. -
Finance
Bank Pays $16M to Settle FDIC Charges Over Credit Card Add-On Products
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) reached a $16 million deal with a Utah bank recently, settling charges that the financial institution engaged in unfair and deceptive acts and practices. Merrick Bank violated Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Act in the marketing and servicing of its credit card add-on products, the regulator alleged. From 2008 to 2013, the bank touted its “PAYS Plan” as a payment protection card add-on product that provided a benefit payment toward a customer’s monthly credit card payment when triggered by life events such as involuntary unemployment, disability or hospitalization.
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