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Justice being fair isn't the same as saying that all justice is identical. If a lawyer works a case that takes a reasonable lawyer a day to complete, why would
by lucozade 6y ago
Justice being fair isn't the same as saying that all justice is identical.
If a lawyer works a case that takes a reasonable lawyer a day to complete, why would you expect the same compensation as a lawyer that works on a complex case for a year?
That doesn't imply unfairness. It doesn't even imply capitalism.
- syshum 6y agoI dont think that is the claim... The claim is that on any given case you may find a lawyer that is $100 or that is $1,000,000 for the same case This is what creates the dual tiered legal system, if you can afford the High priced law firm, that has all the resources and talent to find every legal loop hole you win.. In the modern legal system, often times who ever has the deeper pockets wins.
- noja 6y agoExactly. Take, say, megacorp against mom and pop shop. No-one can claim with a straight face that the case would be equally fair to both sides.