Lawyers Should Share Their Billable Hour Rates With Other Attorneys
Attorneys may find they are not charging enough for their legal services.
Attorneys may find they are not charging enough for their legal services.
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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