What is your Hourly Rate?

[ventana]

What is your hourly rate?

If you have more then one job please enter multiple answers

[rev ronin]

You might want to clarify W-2 vs. 1099.

Also, my billing rate for depositions is about 8x what I make hourly... I didn't put that down, but I bet the person who selected $200+ is in a similar situation.

[ventana]

Darn never even thought of that. 

 

Depositions.  Had one and charged 150/hr. Never got paid.  

[camoman1234]

I do a 1099 on the side, but get paid about ~$135 after taxes. Most exams range from $175-$220 before taxes, which I did not include in this survey. 

[ventana]

bump 

[Cideous]

$70 1099

[Guest UVAPAC]

I am just curious... those of you that do depositions/case-review... How did you get involved?  I have searched all over google, and can't seem to find any opportunities to do this type of review.  With young children at home I figured it would be a nice way to earn some extra money without having to leave the house...

 

Thanks

[rev ronin]

10 hours ago, UVAPAC said:

I am just curious... those of you that do depositions/case-review... How did you get involved? 

I just started doing occupational medicine, and I was subpoenaed about a year in for my first one.  I seem to be doing a deposition once every 4-6 months, and for each deposition I do, there's another one scheduled but cancelled because a settlement has been reached.  If I were doing 100% injured workers, I expect I would have 4x as many depositions.  Thus, they're a relatively rare thing, and I'm OK with that.  I like the fact that I bring in a big pile of money to my practice at once, because it's highly visible.

[maicaokeu94]

$ 50 a low salary

[camoman1234]

On 3/10/2018 at 10:46 AM, Cideous said:

$70 1099

How do you make any profit off this? See my post above for my rate. What kinda work you doing for this?

[Cideous]

I do UC, and write off a ton of stuff.  I do ok.  Texas really doesn't support much more then this for UC work.