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Attorney Fee For Negotiating (please help) |
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1 percent? |
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05/10/2005 |
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... when you consider that I won't have to pay another penny for four years.
That's less than $2,000/yr., and it's tax-deductible.
And that $7,000 represents about 1.1% of the entire four-year deal.
Sure, agents will stick with you to keep reaching into your pocket every month.
Been that route. With a few 'big name' agents. It stinks.
These days, agents really can't extract much out of stations, unless you're a top-shelf network type.
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If we do the math on that, you make about 175k a year. Of course, then, $7000 doesn't seem like a lot to you.
But to those of us making under 40k, it's a WHOLE LOT of money!
Shop around to your favorite attorneys. Ask their hourly rate, and try to keep them to a set number of hours. Some might, all you can do is ask.
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