Legal Case Time Profiler
3
discussions evidencing this problem
Track actual hours spent on similar legal cases to build historical data that refines flat-fee estimates and identifies underpriced work patterns.
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discussions evidencing this
7
pain statements
3
distinct people
2
communities
What a useful app would help with
It could help you work out:
- Estimated time range for similar cases
- Profitability analysis by case type
- Underpricing alerts
- Flat fee recommendation range
Based on case type or practice area, actual hours spent, case outcome or stage, case complexity factors.
Where the evidence comes from
A sample of the discussions behind this problem.
Do you ever question your legal invoices?
r/ausbusiness
Shifting to hourly from flat-fee
r/LawFirm
Hourly billing vs flat fees
r/LawFirm
Investigate this idea
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