Small Law Firm Unique Billing | Practical Law

Small Law Firm Unique Billing | Practical Law

A Practice Note providing information and guidance regarding unique billing situations in various practice areas for small law firms, such as bankruptcy, criminal law, and family law. Unique billing situations depart from general billing guidelines and best practices. Unique billing arrangements covered in this note include fee-shifting contracts, regulations, and statutes that change the general rule in litigation whereby each party pays its own attorneys' fees.

Small Law Firm Unique Billing

Practical Law Practice Note w-021-1804 (Approx. 21 pages)

Small Law Firm Unique Billing

by Practical Law
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A Practice Note providing information and guidance regarding unique billing situations in various practice areas for small law firms, such as bankruptcy, criminal law, and family law. Unique billing situations depart from general billing guidelines and best practices. Unique billing arrangements covered in this note include fee-shifting contracts, regulations, and statutes that change the general rule in litigation whereby each party pays its own attorneys' fees.