As much as the legal sector experiences a change in momentum, such a change seems to be occurring now.
Earlier this week, The Am Law Daily picked up on a piece penned by Cravath, Swaine & Moore‘s Evan Chesler in the latest issue of Forbes magazine, entitled “Time to Kill the Billable Hour.” Cravath’s presiding partner, in presenting an impassioned case for abandoning the practice of charging of clients by the hour, lent his voice to a growing debate.
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