Fixed or flat
A known fee for defined litigation phases.
Bill Differently
A legal bill should never be a mystery.
HourlyUnbudgeted
Fixed fee
Rethinkingthe billable hour.
If technology lets a lawyer do in minutes what once took hours, time is a poor measure of value—so we price from how the work is actually done, not how long it takes to do it.
Fee Models
Flat fees. Phased fees. Hybrid fees. Your choice.
The point is not to force every case into one model. It is to build the right one for the work.
Phased
A defined investment for assessment, discovery, motions, mediation, and trial.
Capped
An agreed ceiling for a clearly defined scope of work.
Hybrid
Predictable fees for defined work, flexible pricing for genuinely uncertain events.
Success-based
Outcome-oriented structures where ethically permissible.
Ongoing
Subscription-style access for clients who need counsel.
Pricing Data
AI makes better pricing possible.
We read historical matter data, staffing patterns, and likely effort, so price is something we can discuss before the work begins.
01
Matter data
What happened
02
Effort model
What it should take
03
Pricing decision
What creates value
Better Questions
Better pricing starts with better questions.
The answers design a fee that makes sense for both sides.
- 01What are we trying to accomplish?
- 02Which parts of the matter are predictable?
- 03Where is uncertainty likely to arise?
- 04What work can technology make more efficient?
- 05Where does experienced judgment create the most value?
- 06What level of budget certainty does the client need?
The Point
Predictability is a feature.
Our goal is not simply to charge less. It is to make legal spending understandable, intentional, and aligned with the client’s business.
When cost can be made predictable, we will.
When uncertainty is unavoidable, we explain it, structure around it, and raise changes early—not on an invoice.