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Nailed it. You can never predict an outcome, unless you're willing to spend a load of money on appeals. You rarely (in the US) can collect attorneys fees even i
by ballenf 9y ago
Nailed it. You can never predict an outcome, unless you're willing to spend a load of money on appeals. You rarely (in the US) can collect attorneys fees even if you prevail.
The non-trivial amount we paid out was a little less than winning would have cost.
- gsylvie 9y agoWould you have represented your client for the litigation? (Or would your firm have?) I'm just curious to understand how your own incentives don't point you towards court. Are you in-house counsel? Are you a small shop with no litigation department?