Long-term attorneys of corporate entities are sometimes like family. Although attorneys’ expertise typically manifests in providing legal advice and guidance to their corporate clients, that legal advice may be used by the clients to help them meet their business and economic goals. Over time, an attorney may begin to celebrate the nonlegal success of her or his clients.

To that end, it is becoming more and more common for attorneys to invest financially in their clients, whether in their clients’ overall success or for specific projects or tasks. Some clients view this as a favorable opportunity not only to identify creative ways to pay their attorneys but also as a potential reward for attorneys who help facilitate their clients’ success.

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