Sample Billing Language for Attorneys: Ultimate Guide
Here are a few examples of sample billing language for attorneys that can help reduce late and non-payments and make sure you get paid for your hard work.
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Offer clients the option to pay for their legal fees in installments, while you receive the full invoiced amount at the start of an engagement.
