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Retainers and legal fees: My personal injury lawsuit retainer agreement
The actual retainer agreement I signed for Foot Lawyers PC, on February 8, 2008. With my commentary. Continue reading
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Tagged Blumberg Legal Form, Interpreting lawyers, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, retainer agreements, what "contingency" means
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Finding a lawyer: Is your case worth pursuing? The lawyer’s POV.
A lawyer will take on a contingency case only if he determines it’s worth it to him, and he can afford to pay the expenses until the case is resolved. Continue reading
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Tagged "tort reform", Interpreting lawyers, Jury Verdict Report, lawsuit finances, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, slip and fall, sole practitioners, Understanding lawsuits, what "contingency" means
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Who shouldn’t sue?
I didn’t make up these stories–of some people who really, really shouldn’t have come anywhere near a lawyer’s office. Continue reading
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Tagged aluminum foil, civil rights lawsuits, Crazy people, How clients drive lawyers crazy, legal causes of action, legal contingency cases, legal specialties, martyrs, martyrs on the Cross, multiple evil forces, psychotics as clients, the Mafia, what "contingency" means, what isn't a lawsuit, worker's comp lawsuits, worker's disability lawsuits
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