I had 3 phone conversations with an attorney regarding a matter concerning my father (I have Power of Attorney). I have decided not to pursue the matter. Can they bill me for those phone conversations even though we did not meet in person?
Asked on 9/20/12, 6:43 pm
2 Answer from Attorneys
Philip Katz
Fink & Katz, PLLC
Attorneys bill for their time. It is irrelevant if they meet you in person or spend that time on the phone.
Answered on 9/20/12, 6:51 pm
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