“Hybrid” fee agreements for business litigation

“Increased mileage” agreement allows the attorney and client to go those extra miles to obtain a great result

Barry P. Goldberg

From Issue: 2011 June

Pitch your case effectively — don’t forget to read the EULA

“Selling” your case isn’t always easy, and it starts with due diligence

Bill Daniels

From Issue: 2009 February

I don’t need to do any stinkin’ timekeeping

Attorneys on contingency may not think they need to keep track of billable hours. Here are the reasons you should watch the clock.

Michael Mortimer

From Issue: 2009 August

Private lawsuits, public lawyers

Should you have a binding arbitration clause in your attorney fee agreement?

Karen Stromeyer
Timothy Halloran

From Issue: 2014 November

It all starts with your retainer agreement – get it right!

A review of the rules for contingency-fee retainer agreements

Thomas C. Zaret

From Issue: 2017 February

Avoiding the voidable

Ensuring contingency fees and fee-sharing agreements are enforceable

David L. Winnett

From Issue: 2014 November