Sentences with phrase «small flat fee of»

I charge clients a small flat fee of $ 150 to repair their credit.

Not exact matches

Marciano took a flat fee (an estimated $ 35,000), but Clay accepted a much smaller amount in return for 10 % of the profits.

A flat fee includes 8 hours of care, transportation to and from the exhibit, lunch, and a small souvenir.

Some of the primary ways bloggers make money include advertising, flat fees for sponsored posts and affiliate commission (aka when you buy something after clicking a link on my site I earn a small percentage of your purchase.)

These transactions tend to be smaller than other methods of payment, but overdraft fees are flat, placing a larger burden on lower - income consumers, who tend to overdraw most frequently.

High Speed Internet Access (available for a small fee), 42 ″ flat screen televisions, an iPod docking station, digital clocks, and laptop safes are included in all of our timelessly elegant Washington, D.C. accommodations.

ATM cards may charge a small, flat fee for withdrawing money, but taking a cash advance on a credit card comes with extra fees and interest, which is charged as a percentage of the total.

LegalEase has taken seventy of the most popular legal writing topics and made them into flat fee services that small law firms can request and have returned to them within the next forty eight hours.

Some areas of practice have clearly changed — many corporations that hire outside lawyers for immigration and intellectual property matters have shifted to small firms and are requiring flat fees.

Andrew Caplen, president of the Law Society, described the fee rise as «a flat tax on those seeking justice» which will «price the public out of the courts and leave small businesses saddled with debts they are due but unable to afford to recover».

Last night's launch included the debut of Law Scout, a MaRS - based legal tech startup that connects small businesses with lawyers who'll provide flat - fee legal services.

Small firm solicitors already do 90 % of our work based on up front flat fees and have been for decades.

Lawyers who do real estate, wills, powers of attorneys, and small business incorporations, have been doing 99 % of that work on a flat fee basis for decades.

Given the uncertainty of dispute resolution, flat rate pricing may be appealing for your small dispute clients and help you avoid uncomfortable surprises if their legal fees run up too high against the amount in controversy.

If the amount of the deficiency is under $ 25,000.00, then our Small Claims Court flat fees apply

HYPO # 5: A client filed a grievance against me, and is claiming that my $ 15,000 flat fee to defend a small business owner against a lawsuit by a former employee was unreasonable when I managed to resolve the case with a letter and a couple of phone calls.

You could make it so there's a transaction fee to buy into the game — something small like 5 % of the cost of what you're spending (or a flat rate) is what it cost to load them into your collection.

A small percentage of search firms charge a flat fee, including Egon Zehnder, one of the leading retained firms in the world.

The Law Collaborative, Los Angeles, has flat fee packages available for those who qualify for the small estate administration process so you can know and budget in advance during the challenging period which follows the death of a loved one.

Brokerages that charge a small flat fee to merely post a listing can not opt out of their responsibiltes to the public to be honest, diligent etc..

Steve writes (in part): «Brokerages that charge a small flat fee to merely post a listing can not opt out of their responsibiltes to the public to be honest, diligent etc..»

Listing agents will never disappear because of their knowledge and outstanding service most provide; nevertheless a very small portion of the population... specially knowledgeable investors with a support team around them (including an attorney) should be OK with a Flat fee Listing service.

Some of the smaller agencies have moved to a flat fee — where you pay a flat rate whenever you buy or sell a house.