How we charge
Ask for our rates.
The right arrangement depends on how many files you send and what you want done with them. We will provide you full disclosure of all prices in the first conversation.
Fixed price per deliverable
Our main offering is a fixed price for each defined deliverable — a chronology, a disclosure bundle, a schedule of damages. You know the cost before the work starts. There is no hourly meter and no bill that arrives larger than you expected.
Monthly Arrangement
Firms sending steady volume usually prefer a monthly plan. You pay the same each month, the payment buys credit, and the credit is spent on deliverables as you use them. Unused credit rolls forward. If your volume changes, we resize the plan.
Yearly Retainer
Firms with settled volume can fix the arrangement for twelve months. It works the same way as the monthly plan — the payment buys credit, spent on deliverables as you use them — over a yearly term. The terms are agreed with you before you commit to anything.
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What you are not paying for
No superannuation. No fixed salaries. No annual leave, sick leave or long service leave. None of the standing cost that comes with putting another person on the payroll.
No recruitment, no advertising, no interviewing, no onboarding. No training time written off when someone leaves, and no gap to cover when they do. You are buying defined work product from a company, not carrying a headcount.
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What is included
One round of revisions on every deliverable. No setup fee, no software fee, no account management fee.
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What we do not do
We never charge anything by reference to a claim being made, resolved or settled. No success fees, no commissions, no referral payments, no volume bonuses tied to claims. We are paid for documents prepared.
We do not pay or fund disbursements, and we never hold client money.
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No lock-in
Pay for each deliverable when you are understaffed or require urgent drafting services.
Or an initial one-month term, then month to month on fourteen days' notice. If it is not working, just tell us.
A yearly retainer is there if you would rather fix the arrangement for twelve months. It is an option, never the default.