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: Expert Witness MarketingCharging for Your Time
By Meredith

Do you charge for every minute you spend working on a particular project or case? What about when a past client calls and asks you to look up a detail in an old file? It may take you fifteen or twenty minutes to find that file and then another ten to email or call the client back. Do you charge for it or chalk it up to part of doing business?
What about those five minute phone calls for updates or "I need this document" or "the deadline for this is..."?
These "little" interruptions can quickly add up to billable hours you are missing out on. How do you handle it?
Full post as published by Expert Witness Marketing on March 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
Bell Canada
alleging wrongful charging for long distance phone calls
Clearwire Service
alleging poor quality and unfairly charging early termination fees.
Sprint Nextel Corp.
allegedly defrauded wireless customers by charging unspecified roaming fees.
Cell Phone Services
AT&T Mobility may have to pay $10 million to Florida customers after charging for third-party services.
Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, Verizon and Alltel
allegedly charging customers for unauthorized mobile content
Personal Property Taxes
Village of Romeo pays Ford Motor Company a $1.2 million settlement for double charging.

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