Unlike most other firms, The Majorie Firm does not typically recommend fee arrangements which focus solely upon billable hours or the number of attorneys and staff working on the file.

Our terms of engagement are only set after the firm and the client have discussed in detail the goals of the client, the value of our services to the client throughout the representation, the risks generally and specifically associated with the matter, and the amount of the client's time, personnel, and money which will be needed to achieve the client's objective. These discussions often lead to fee arrangements which include reduced-rate hourly charges, lump-sum payments, or flat fees with a percentage contingency if the matter is successfully concluded.

Each fee agreement will also set forth whether and to what extent the client is responsible for the payment of court costs and expenses.

Because our fees are tied to the goals of the representation, our clients know in advance how much money they may need to spend to achieve their objective. Because our fees are flexible, our clients can pursue effective strategies without unduly hindering their ongoing business and profits. And because our fees are tied to performance, our clients do not find that the cost of "success" is an empty bank account.