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Depends on the law firm: If they have a spacious reception area with marble floors, huge reception desk, luxuriously appointed meeting room in a high rise mid-
by CyberFonic 7y ago
Depends on the law firm:
If they have a spacious reception area with marble floors, huge reception desk, luxuriously appointed meeting room in a high rise mid-town office block and 20+ well connected partners -- then probably.
If the lawyer has medium sized offices and lots of work in progress and a minimum of frills but not too shabby -- then most likely reasonable rates.
In any case, ask for references and follow them up. Firms tend to specialise and you may want to find one who has experience with comparable startups.