"Clients want to dedicate their resources to the real threats," said Carlton Fields Shareholder Derek Harris in West Palm Beach. "We're willing to engage in alternative fees and take risks where other people are not."
May 12, 2021 at 03:14 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
With courts slowed amid the pandemic, some clients figured no trials should mean fewer billable hours and less money out of pocket.
It’s an issue many litigators have had to tackle in the last year. But it’s not been a deal breaker for at least one big law firm. Instead, Carlton Fields has pivoted and factored in that mindset into its business strategy.
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