Some clients are paying the increases, but many others are driving harder bargains by demanding discounts and alternative fee arrangements.
December 31, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Big-firm lawyers still have a sweet deal. Top partners at major law firms continue to command premium hourly prices for their services.
The National Law Journal, an ALM affiliate of the Daily Business Review, sampled 55 law firms from among the NLJ 350 our survey of the nation’s largest law firms by headcount about the prices their lawyers are charging clients by the hour. The responding firms ranged in size from 128 to 3,746 attorneys.
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