PHILADELPHIA – “Alternative fee arrangements” and “fee flexibility” have become buzz phrases in the legal community over the past few years, but how often have firms been willing to put them into practice and are they worth the risk?
Since the recession hit, firms of all sizes have reported that clients have started pushing back on rates, seeking flat fee and other nontraditional payment arrangements.
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