Writing in The Nation of Nairobi, David Kamu feels that the method of billing should change from an hourly rate to a flat rate. This does not mean that fixed rates should be applied to all situations. A matter of appreciable complexity or where the situation is unpredictable is not fit for fixed rate billing. He argues that since clients are interested in being serviced qualitatively and cost effectively, a fixed rate is attractive as it ensures the work is done faster, and they can tell from the onset how much they will pay.
He singles out conveyancing as being a service which can be effectively billed in this way. The drawing of sale agreements, charges or guarantees where the clauses are usually the same and only a few details are altered, when combined with an appropriate document assembly system, also lend themselves to such billing.
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"Life has become a lot more demanding so if we all work together and the buyers/sellers stop placing us under pressure all parties will get along better. " Conveyancing attorney In: Frustrated |
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