What If Coffee Shops Billed Like Law Firms?

by Traverse Legal, reviewed by Enrico Schaefer - January 31, 2009 - Alternative Billing

Jay Shepherd at The Client Revolution posted a funny article which puts the notion of value-based billing into perspective:

So it's another gray New England winter afternoon, which means it's time for my caffeine fix. I walk down the street to my usual Starbucks, but for some reason the line is longer than usual and I don't feel like waiting. Then I notice a coffeehouse that I had never seen before. It's surprising because it's bigger than normal and has a very staid, conservative name. More like a string of names, actually, followed by a "P.C." I take this to mean "professional coffeehouse," or something.

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