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The requirement comes from the clients, not the lawyers. No sane person would ever opt in to having to account for every six-minute increment of their work day.
by torstenvl 3y ago
The requirement comes from the clients, not the lawyers. No sane person would ever opt in to having to account for every six-minute increment of their work day.
- Alupis 3y ago> The requirement comes from the clients, not the lawyers. So many standard things are handled with flat rates these days. You're not the first one needing to incorporate, or respond to an ADA complaint, etc. These are cookie-cutter things, and can be handled very quickly by the firm. So - accordingly - they charge a flat rate. You don't get a choice usually. Very few firms handle complex, specialized issues that require unknown amounts of time. Rate billing is for those situations. No client is demanding to be billed every 6 minutes, having no idea what the ordeal's cost will amount to. That is compelled by the firm, because of the unknowns involved.
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