Expert Advice
Mar. 1, 2009
Payment by Credit Cards
Next to winning a just result, getting paid is an objective near and dear to every lawyer’s heart. If you’ve ever had trouble with a “slow pay” client, you should consider the pros and cons of accepting payment by credit card.
Next to winning a just result, getting paid is an objective near and dear to every lawyer's heart. If you've ever had trouble with a "slow pay" client, you should consider the pros and cons of accepting payment by credit card. Whether your collection work is performed in-house or subcontracted out, cash flow definitely takes a hit when clients don't pay on time. And the grim reali...
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