Ticking fees are hourly charges billed by attorneys, often in half-hour increments, for tasks like drafting, reviewing, or research. This practice ensures precise compensation for time-intensive work, benefiting law firms by tracking productivity and clients through transparent billing. It’s most common in corporate law, where complex cases demand granular timekeeping, fostering accountability and fair cost allocation for legal services.
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