Attorneys find ways to deal with unpaid bills

Bud Reynolds, of The Reynolds Law Firm, ensures payment from family law cases by asking for payment in increments throughout the case. If a client doesn’t pay a bill, Reynolds said, the case simply goes unfinished.Photo by Matt FryeDo you have a file drawer in your office reserved for unpaid bills? Not yours but your ...

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Attorneys find ways to deal with unpaid bills

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