Sentences with phrase «resource on an hourly rate»

The basic premise of a secondment being that if a client has enough of the right type of work (generally consistent in terms of volume, skill and experience required), but not enough to make permanent recruitment an option, then taking a single lawyer on secondment will be cheaper than paying for that resource on an hourly rate basis.

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Estimate the hours needed to complete tasks and costs for resources and calculate value based on your hourly rates.

All that (air quotes) «unnecessary overhead» they cut out to get you that awesome hourly rate is precisely what could've funded the institutional resources that ensure legal work keeps moving: a well - trained team to collaborate with, technology (and training for technology) that streamlines unnecessary tasks, non-lawyer professionals to knock out checklist items while the lawyers focus on the big stuff.

'' Gates on IP, Outsourcing from Tech Law Geek How long before clients catch on to the fact that online legal research is supported by offshore resources that hardly charge the hourly rates many lawyers dream of collecting?

For purposes of this discussion, we'll employ the hourly billing model and we'll assume that the hourly rate charged by a lawyer properly measures the true value of that lawyer based on his or her skill, knowledge, experience, connections, and access to resources.

This in turn has an impact on the vendor's cost base, which is realized as contributing factor the hourly rate charged for those resources.