Of these options, I prefer to (1) reimburse everyone's out - of - pocket costs, (2) calculate the attorney fee under the retainer and give the client his share, (3) give the party that fronted the litigation costs 10 % of the fee, and (4) if the party that got the client is not the same as # 3, give her a 20 % minimum, with an extra share if her proportion of time billed exceeds 20 % of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time
Of these options, I prefer to (1) reimburse everyone's
out -
of - pocket costs, (2) calculate the attorney fee under the retainer and give the client his share, (3) give the party that fronted the litigation costs 10 % of the fee, and (4) if the party that got the client is not the same as # 3, give her a 20 % minimum, with an extra share if her proportion of time billed exceeds 20 % of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time
of -
pocket costs, (2) calculate the attorney fee under the retainer and give the client his share, (3) give the party that fronted the litigation
costs 10 %
of the fee, and (4) if the party that got the client is not the same as # 3, give her a 20 % minimum, with an extra share if her proportion of time billed exceeds 20 % of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time
of the fee, and (4) if the party that got the client is not the same as # 3, give her a 20 %
minimum, with an extra share if her proportion
of time billed exceeds 20 % of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time
of time billed exceeds 20 %
of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time
of the total time billed (calculated by dollar amount, not time).
Almost every state requires you to buy a
minimum amount
of auto liability coverage but buying only the
minimum amount
of liability means you are likely to pay more
out -
of -
pocket for losses incurred after an accident — and those
costs may be steep.