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Valorem - A Business Litigation Law Firm That Focuses on Results, Not Hours.  

Clients benefit when their outside lawyers focus on delivering value and results, not counting the minutes.  At Valorem (meaning "value" in Latin), we have eliminated the billable hour as the metric for charging for legal services. We are revolutionizing the business side of legal representation, and we’re putting our money where our mouth is by providing you a "Value Adjustment Line” on every bill.

Because the best results come from extraordinary people working together, we make collaboration an essential element of our representation.  The combined power of our team brings the most productive ideas and approaches to bear on your issues.

Different? Without question.  But more importantly, better.  For you.

Buy Results, Not Hours.

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We Provide Value or You Adjust Our Fees

Value Adjustment LineOn each bill, we include our agreed upon fee.  We also provide you a space to make any adjustment to our proposed fee that you feel is needed. We provide value or you adjust the bill. It really is that simple.

Why do we do this?  To demonstrate our unwavering commitment to client service, and to show you that we have our economic interests aligned with yours.

How do we do this? The picture tells the story. (Be sure to ask your other law firms if they are confident enough to let you unilaterally adjust their fees.) In adopting the Value Adjustment Line, Valorem joins just one other firm in the country in the concept of wanting to deliver value, and trusting our clients to fairly determine that we have.

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