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Understanding and Reducing Attorney Fees
Consumers of legal services won’t find much information online or at their public library to help them keep their costs down when they hire a lawyer. Some websites or firms might hawk their own services or materials as being a great value, or as an option far cheaper than using a lawyer, but...
ALF #3: don’t forget those Minimum Fee Schedules
.. Click for the video of ALF’s “Risky Business” spoof .. .. [or, Heidi's R-rated version] note: this is #3 in our final week’s erratic ALF Series on American Legal Fees; click for #1 and #2 (hmmm, that sounds scatological); and #4 - While I was in law school, bar...
ALF #2: foxes guarding the golden eggs
.. .. ALFesq & Prof. Yabut discuss self-regulation .. .. ALF: But, Yabut, why can’t the Melmac Bar & Grill sponsor the Feline Protection League? You know how important cats are to us. Yabut: For snacks and meals, you mean. ALF: As we say, “we always serve you...
ALF #1: other thoughtful voices on the lawyer billing debate
… We’re going to permanently stop production at this weblog on March 1, 2009. As Your Editor and his alter egos wind down the blawg formerly known as ethicalEsq, the f/k/a Gang is going to do what we’ve done since the spring of 2003: Focus our punditry on American Legal Fees...
a preference for congeniality
.. .. .. The Jerks vs. the Genial: Law professor Jeff Harrison started an interesting discussion last week in a posting at MoneyLaw titled “Ready, Set, Punt” (Feb. 10, 2009). He notes that likablity is a “Pretty crazy way to pick a football team right? The team would lose...
