Contract Attorneys
Counsel on Call Brings More Contract Attorney Options to Boston
Posted May 5, 2008, 10:19 am CDT
By Martha Neil
For a number of lawyers who want a better balance between their work lives and their personal lives or a more flexible schedule, being a contract attorney can be the answer.
While the job admittedly can be a fast track to document review projects, it can also offer a chance to do interesting work at reasonable pay, reports the Boston Globe. And, for those interested in doing such work there, a new office of Counsel on Call is now open.
The Nashville, Tenn.-based company typically bills clients between $50 and $125 per hour, and pays its lawyers, who also receive benefits, according to the article, between $35 and $85 hourly. Overhead presumably is low because contract attorneys… Continue reading...
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