Litigation
Dec. 9, 1999
Fee Agreements Require Special Attention
DICTA Many of the so-called mundane aspects of practice, like fee agreements and other collection issues, are often the ones that evolve into ethics problems for attorneys. Page 8.
By E. Jean Gary
Many of the so-called mundane aspects of practice are often the ones that evolve into nightmares for attorneys. Unfortunately, attorneys often can be their own worst enemies, especially regarding fee agreements and other collection mishaps.
Under case law...
Many of the so-called mundane aspects of practice are often the ones that evolve into nightmares for attorneys. Unfortunately, attorneys often can be their own worst enemies, especially regarding fee agreements and other collection mishaps.
Under case law...
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