Lawyers must get hands-on with costs, says Jason Rowley
I’m a lawyer, get me out of here
There is something almost visceral about the dislike engendered in most lawyers when asked to provide an indication of their fees that is a fixed sum or may become so. Why is that? In everyday life lawyers, like everyone else, expect the goods and services they buy to be priced in a clear and calculable, if not fixed way. But when it comes to their own fees, there is huge reluctance to put forward any firm figures if