Balancing the risks and rewards of using alternative billing, such as fixed or contingent fees, is a strategy many firms are employing in today's uncertain economy, based on responses from the 74 firms that participated in Texas Lawyer's 2009 Salary & Billing Survey. Kenneth S. Marks (pictured) was a member of Susman Godfrey's June committee considering alternative billing strategies.
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2009 Salary & Billing Survey: Alternative Billing Increasingly Important In Bad Economy
Texas Lawyer
July 1, 2009
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