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| In the long run, the use of alternative fees will grow only if arrangements can be structured in a sustainable way that makes business sense for both sides. This book analyzes a variety of opinions about what works for alternative fees, and what does not, based on interviews with senior decision makers from 37 AmLaw 100 firms: |
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Akin Gump
Alston & Bird
Baker Hostetler
Blank Rome
Bryan Cave
Chadbourne & Parke
Dickstein Shapiro
DLA Piper
Dorsey
Drinker Biddle
Duane Morris
Foley & Lardner
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Greenberg Traurig
Haynes and Boone
Jones Day
Mayer Brown
McDermott Will & Emery
McGuireWoods
Morgan Lewis
Nixon Peabody
O'Melveny & Meyers
Orrick
Patton Boggs
Pepper Hamilton
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Perkins Coie
Pillsbury
Proskauer Rose
Reed Smith
Seyfarth Shaw
Sheppard Mullin
Shook, Hardy & Bacon
Sonnenschein
Steptoe & Johnson
Sutherland
WilmerHale
Womble Carlyle |
“A significant and very useful guide to understanding not just what AFAs are and how they work, but also the ongoing challenges and roadblocks to their implementation. Every law firm that seriously intends to tackle alternative fee arrangements would clearly benefit from reviewing this work.” – Jordan Furlong, Edge International
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