Attorney Fee Structures

Do Structured Fees Make Sense for Your Practice?

Structuring attorney fees is increasingly becoming part of a law firm or sole practitioner’s financial planning strategy. Not every fee is eligible and certain initial steps must be taken so the fee qualifies for its preferred tax status. Patrick Farber, a structured settlements broker at Ringler Associates in Southern California, talked with Mark Simurda, a CPA and tax partner with Lesley, Thomas, Schwarz & Postma, Inc., in Newport Beach about structuring settlement fees.

Patrick Farber Co-Sponsors 2010 Tribute to Champions of Justice Dinner

Patrick Farber Structured Settlements will be sponsoring the reception at the 2010 Tribute to Champions of Justice Dinner, Friday, October 1 at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Honored that evening will be Samuel A. "Skip" Keesal, Jr., founding member of Keesal, Young & Logan and Brian Panish, partner with Panish Shea & Boyle.

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Structured Attorney Fees Can Reap Long-Term Benefits

Most attorneys are familiar with creating structured settlements for their fees whenever their personal injury clients agree to their own structured settlement. Many attorneys, however, are unaware that these same fee structures can be arranged on a stand-alone basis--even when the client chooses to accept a lump sum payment or in certain non-injury, contingency fee cases.

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