What We Offer
Value
Although a substantial portion of our work is conducted on a nationwide basis, our Midwestern roots are reflected in our pricing. We want to partner with our clients to reach the right solutions for all of us. And, while much of our work is done on a traditional, hourly basis, we offer a variety of alternatives on projects that are best approached differently:
- fixed-fee contracts focused on specific types of matters;
- fixed-fee contracts based on the phases of a matter;
- fixed-fee contracts for specific services; and
- outcome-driven fees ranging from traditional contingency fees to hybrid billing.
There's no one best system. A value-oriented, more flexible approach is a better model for both attorneys and clients.
What We Offer
Value
Although a substantial portion of our work is conducted on a nationwide basis, our Midwestern roots are reflected in our pricing. We want to partner with our clients to reach the right solutions for all of us. And, while much of our work is done on a traditional, hourly basis, we offer a variety of alternatives on projects that are best approached differently:
- fixed-fee contracts focused on specific types of matters;
- fixed-fee contracts based on the phases of a matter;
- fixed-fee contracts for specific services; and
- outcome-driven fees ranging from traditional contingency fees to hybrid billing.
There's no one best system. A value-oriented, more flexible approach is a better model for both attorneys and clients.
March
19th 2018
Business Litigation and Insurance Recovery Attorney Nicholas J. Kopcho Joins TRZ Law
Thacker Robinson Zinz LPA is pleased to welcome business litigator Nicholas J. Kopcho as an Associate in the Cleveland office.... Read More
March
13th 2018
Is Advice You Seek from Brokers Protected?
When they have questions about insurance claims, a policyholder’s first instinct is often to ask their insurance broker for advice. Is this going to be covered? Why or why not? What amount, if any, will I have to pay out-of-pocket? The broker’s specialized knowledge about the policyholder’s claim history and insurance program make them a valuable resource.... Read More
February
16th 2018
Choice of Law in Ohio: Two Steps Routinely Missed
Ohio is among the sizeable minority of states that refer to the Restatement (Second) Conflict of Laws for at least some of their choice-of-law rules. Ohio has gone further than other states, however, in the extent to which it accredits the Restatement (Second) of Conflicts. The Ohio Supreme Court some time ago announced and, later, separately reaffirmed that the Restatement (Second) applies “in its entirety” to all conflict-of-law questions in civil cases.... Read More
March
19th 2018
Business Litigation and Insurance Recovery Attorney Nicholas J. Kopcho Joins TRZ Law
Thacker Robinson Zinz LPA is pleased to welcome business litigator Nicholas J. Kopcho as an Associate in the Cleveland office.... Read More
March
13th 2018
Is Advice You Seek from Brokers Protected?
When they have questions about insurance claims, a policyholder’s first instinct is often to ask their insurance broker for advice. Is this going to be covered? Why or why not? What amount, if any, will I have to pay out-of-pocket? The broker’s specialized knowledge about the policyholder’s claim history and insurance program make them a valuable resource.... Read More
February
16th 2018
Choice of Law in Ohio: Two Steps Routinely Missed
Ohio is among the sizeable minority of states that refer to the Restatement (Second) Conflict of Laws for at least some of their choice-of-law rules. Ohio has gone further than other states, however, in the extent to which it accredits the Restatement (Second) of Conflicts. The Ohio Supreme Court some time ago announced and, later, separately reaffirmed that the Restatement (Second) applies “in its entirety” to all conflict-of-law questions in civil cases.... Read More
What We Offer
Value
Although a substantial portion of our work is conducted on a nationwide basis, our Midwestern roots are reflected in our pricing. We want to partner with our clients to reach the right solutions for all of us. And, while much of our work is done on a traditional, hourly basis, we offer a variety of alternatives on projects that are best approached differently:
- fixed-fee contracts focused on specific types of matters;
- fixed-fee contracts based on the phases of a matter;
- fixed-fee contracts for specific services; and
- outcome-driven fees ranging from traditional contingency fees to hybrid billing.
There's no one best system. A value-oriented, more flexible approach is a better model for both attorneys and clients.
