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As far as costs are concerned, hiring a lawyer to review a contract can be pricey, ranging from $300-1000 depending on the lawyerâs hourly rate and the contractâs complexity.It can be even pricier if you want them to actually negotiate to contract for you, falling somewhere between $500-3000.But if you contact any of the above organizations you may qualify for reduced cost (or even free) legal help. Ultimately the decision to get a lawyerâs advice is up to you.Itâs always a good idea to have an expert review any binding legal document, but, like all other forms of security, it comes with a price. You just have to decide if itâs worth it for your book.t can be even pricier if you want them to actually negotiate to contract for you, falling somewhere between $500-3000. But if you contact any of the above organizations you may qualify for reduced cost (or even free) legal help. Ultimately the decision to get a lawyerâs advice is up to you.
Contract attorneys are paid $35 (on average) an hour, while we probably get billed out for $150 (or more)! I think thereâs something incredibly wrong with that. I know it has a lot to do with market demand and supply, but câmonâ¦$35?! In my opinion, I think contract attorneys should get paid $50 or more an hour.et to know those at the law firms with the authority to hire you and ask them to hire you directly. If their contract with the temp agency prohibits them from hiring you directly without paying a fee for a year or so, ask them to hire you after the year is up.