By Hugo Guzman | August 23, 2021
The company that sued Jeremy Bohrer had paid him for defending its CLO in a federal investigation.
By Dan Clark | August 10, 2021
Companies using an RFP process can put in a couple of hypotheticals to understand a law firm's willingness to use alternative fee arrangements, said Lindsey Haswell, of Blockchain.com.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Carol Schiro Greenwald | July 15, 2021
Do collection problems reflect client discontent? To answer this question, Carol Schiro Greenwald asked attorneys about their perceptions of the linkages between client satisfaction and law firm approaches to billing.
By Victoria Hudgins | June 28, 2021
Onit Inc.'s SimpleLegal released its AI-backed invoice review tool SimpleReview today. While it isn't the first to tackle invoice review, SimpleLegal is betting on its extensive data training sets to stick out from the competition.
Corporate Counsel | Commentary
By Virginia Griffith | June 24, 2021
Is your in-house attorney's time better spent reviewing each time entry of numerous invoices and communicating the findings with each law firm each month, or practicing law and managing risk for your organization?
By Cheryl Miller | June 8, 2021
"The trial court was entitled to rely on Lewis Brisbois' declarations to determine the reasonable rates for experienced attorneys in Los Angeles County," the appeals court said.
By Bruce Love | May 24, 2021
Paul Hastings and a Portland-based firm were advising Sondland during the impeachment saga, in which Sondland testified under oath for two sessions totaling "over seventeen hours."
By Cedra Mayfield | May 12, 2021
"Clients want to dedicate their resources to the real threats," said Carlton Fields Shareholder Derek Harris in West Palm Beach. "We're willing to engage in alternative fees and take risks where other people are not."
By Victoria Hudgins | March 22, 2021
Though firms are allowing clients to pay their invoice balances with cryptocurrency, traditional business structures and a lack of ethical guidance may be holding them back from larger profits.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 22, 2021
Though firms are allowing clients to pay their invoice balances with cryptocurrency, traditional business structures and a lack of ethical guidance may be holding them back from larger profits.
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