(L to R) Paul Steven Singerman, Berger Singerman; Jeffrey P. Bast, Bast Amron; and Kristopher Aungst, Wargo French (Photo: Courtesy Photo)
While the Daily Business Review's annual billing rate study saw a small uptick, bankruptcy attorneys say the increase was "incidental."
March 18, 2019 at 06:00 AM
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Bankruptcy attorneys, one of the legal world’s earliest indicators of a recession, are starting to see the signs of change even as their billing rates remain close to flat.
Average hourly rates for the 10 highest billers in an annual review of Florida court records show an $18 increase in the last year, a change several bankruptcy attorneys consider almost negligible.
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