By Rebecca U. Cho
Daily Journal Staff Writer Lawyers, under pressure from clients with strapped legal budgets, are having a hard time continuing to work under a time-honored tradition: the billable hour. And while most lawyers believe the billable hour model isn't disappearing anytime soon, a movement away from hourly billing and toward alternative billing arrangements, brought on by strains of the slowing economy, may signal both gains and setbac...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Lawyers, under pressure from clients with strapped legal budgets, are having a hard time continuing to work under a time-honored tradition: the billable hour. And while most lawyers believe the billable hour model isn't disappearing anytime soon, a movement away from hourly billing and toward alternative billing arrangements, brought on by strains of the slowing economy, may signal both gains and setbac...
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