Do you want to be “that lawyer” who sues clients for fees, or “that lawyer” who works hard but walks away from unpaid fees to avoid suing clients? Amend your future fee contracts today and avoid the misery of being either kind of “that lawyer.”

Here are two useful clauses to include in your fee contracts. First, an arbitration clause in your fee contact is commended to you by the Supreme Court of Georgia and the State Bar of Georgia. Second, a client complaint clause in your fee contract is enforceable under an important Court of Appeals decision. We also guarantee you will be better looking. Keep reading to find out how!

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