"It's a good system for people that want to work hard, and want to put in the time," one of the firm's founding partners told Law.com.
February 16, 2023 at 04:36 PM
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A North Dakota law firm was vindicated in court after suing two of its former associates for failing to bill the required number of hours in exchange for a fixed pay rate.
Family law firm Larson Latham Huettl in Bismarck, North Dakota, brought breach-of-contract claims against two of its now-former attorneys, Thomas Burckhard and Travis Iversen, both of whom started working for the firm in early 2019.
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