IT is not every day that a law firm’s business plan is endorsed by the federal Attorney-General.
But Robert McClelland has just bestowed his blessing on specialist litigation practice William Roberts.
And the reason? This five-year old Sydney practice has grown quickly using a strategy of abandoning time-charging whenever possible.
That is in line with the direction Mr McClelland would like to see adopted more broadly within the profession – and at least explored by those who buy legal services for the government. Read More McClelland backs move away from time-charging _ The Australian
