"Clients tend to revert to the safety and comfort of the billable hour," said Chris Parker, who runs the Atlanta office of 124-lawyer Miller & Martin.
December 20, 2017 at 01:03 PM
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A common topic at any conference of lawyers over the past decade has been the alternative fee arrangement that promised predictable legal costs for clients and less onerous timekeeping by lawyers.
But folks at some midsize firms around Atlanta say the idea has never matched the hype.
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