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Touchton v. Amway Corp.
Publication Date: 2001-01-26 Practice Area:
Industry: Court: Court of Appeals Judge: Mikell, Charles B. Attorneys: For plaintiff: Edward L. Speese Warlick Tritt & Stebbins, Martinez, for appellant. For defendant: . James W. Purcell Fulcher, Hagler, Reed, Obenshain, Hanks & Harper, Augusta, J.A. Cragwall Warner, Norcross & Judd LLP, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Sharon D. Grider Amway Corporation, Ada, Mich., for appellees. Other party representation: David E. Hudson Hull Towill Norman Barrett & Salley, Augusta. Case number: A00A2345
The 2-year statute of limitation for the plai ' claims that the defendant violated the Sale of Business Opportunity Act, O.C.G.A. § 10-1-410 et seq., expired more than four years before the pla
Small Firms Use Flat Fees to Gain Edge
Whirlpool's fee arrangement with Warner Norcross is the latest example of flat-fee arrangements between law firms and corporations. Such relationships are often tied to convergence, or the consolidation of outside law firms. They can also be a prime opportunity for small to midsize law firms to collect work from marquee-level clients. "If we can give them predictability and learn to live with an appropriate set of incentives, they're happy and we're happy," said Jay Cragwall, a Warner Norcross litigator.Small firms use flat fees to gain edge
Whirlpool Corp. faces myriad business risks and uncertainties in its $18 billion global appliance business, but its legal bills from midsize Michigan law firm Warner Norcross & Judd aren't one of those unknown variables.
Small Firms Use Flat Fees to Gain Edge
Whirlpool's fee arrangement with Warner Norcross is the latest example of flat-fee arrangements between law firms and corporations. Such relationships are often tied to convergence, or the consolidation of outside law firms. They can also be a prime opportunity for small to midsize law firms to collect work from marquee-level clients. "If we can give them predictability and learn to live with an appropriate set of incentives, they're happy and we're happy," said Jay Cragwall, a Warner Norcross litigator.Trending Stories
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