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You make good points. But I think the difference is that juries have an absolute duty to try to be just. I think a lawyer is extremely unlikely to loose a cas
by timwiseman 17y ago
You make good points. But I think the difference is that juries have an absolute duty to try to be just. I think a lawyer is extremely unlikely to loose a case by trying to ask for too much money. On the other hand, a job candidate can loose the entire offer.
If someone asks for a few grand more than what I was thinking, I think we can work something out and start negotiating. If someone asks for more than twice what I was thinking I may just keep looking.
- cubicle67 17y agoThe other difference is that the jury is spending other people's money