A Definitive Guide to Understanding Lawyer Hourly Rate | MyCase

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At one point or another, most attorneys will need to set an hourly rate, whether for a complex criminal case or even for something as simple as drafting a contract. An attorney hourly rate may also differ based on what the case entails and how much time the lawyer can realistically commit. Namely, the lawyer and the legal staff will charge a specific hourly rate for the work done during a client’s case. Examples of cases eligible for flat fee billing include uncontested divorces, bankruptcy filings, immigration, trademarks, patents, and wills. This makes it easy to review and record time for hourly lawyer costs and billable activities that would otherwise slip through the cracks at the end of your day.

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