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Auditing Your Legal Bill in Three Easy Steps

Jay Evans
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Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

Why audit your legal bill? All large corporations audit their legal bills, but they have "Legal Departments" consisting of CPAs and Attorneys at their disposal to accomplish the task. It obviously makes "economic sense" for these corporations to pay competitive salaries to their own "in house" professionals to do this for them. In other words, the corporations make a rate of return on their legal bill audits greater than the cost of the auditors. We attempted an exhaustive search on the internet to find assistance for "small, individual" auditing help and could find NONE. Everything seemed to be referred to the large auditing companies. We spoke with a couple of them, only to learn what we had expected; there was just "not enough in it" at our levels to justify their involvement. That left the "little guy" alone with no guidance whatsoever on a "playing field" with professionals, who were not intent on teaching the "rules of the game". After reading this brief "How to" manual, you will never again view attorneys in the same light, or they you. We decided to place this knowledge in the public domain at a very reasonable price to give the "average person" a fighting chance.

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