Contract attorneys offer a convenient solution for solo or small firm attorneys who find themselves trying to be in two places at once, but cannot hire a full-time associate. If a lawyer doesn't have five days worth of work to fill an associate's time, contract or per diem attorneys can be hired to handle specific assignments. "It allows me to have higher returns and some free time," said Cesar Callan a personal injury attorney in a two-partner Manhattan firm, Callan & Byrnes.
December 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Contract attorneys offer a convenient solution for solo or small firm attorneys who find themselves trying to be in two places at once, but cannot hire a full-time associate.
For example, if a lawyer does not have five days worth of work to fill an associate’s time, contract or per diem attorneys can be hired to handle specific assignments, explained Cesar Callan, a personal injury attorney in a two-partner Manhattan firm, Callan & Byrnes.
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