This book investigates the complexities and ethical considerations surrounding legal fees in 1984. It aims to provide legal professionals with a comprehensive understanding of fee structures, billing practices, and client relations in the context of the era's legal landscape.

This publication from the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia, authored by Martin N. Gifford and R. Paul Beckmann, appears to be a specialized professional development resource for lawyers. The subject matter suggests a focus on practical guidance and ethical standards relevant to legal practice in 1984. Its utility would likely be for legal historians or practitioners interested in the evolution of legal fee structures and professional conduct.