The Prinz Law Office Announces New Alternative Billing Options for 2020
The Prinz Law Office is pleased to announce its new alternative billing options for 2020. As of the New Year, the firm has dramatically increased its alternative billing options so that clients will have a lot more choices for standard fixed fee packages: clients will now be able to choose from as many as five different levels of standard fixed fee services for many of regularly requested services. This will be in addition to all the subscription options and fixed hour options, which were announced previously in 2019. For more information about all the new alternative options now available, please contact Kristie Prinz at kp****@pr************.com.
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