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It's very characteristic of HN to suggest that paying $1000/hr well in advance of the court date is better than spending time calling people.
by devnullbrain 3y ago
It's very characteristic of HN to suggest that paying $1000/hr well in advance of the court date is better than spending time calling people.
- owenmarshall 3y ago> $1000/hr Oh, give over. It's a basic fraud case, you're not hiring a white-shoe firm to represent you. A few hundred bucks gets a lawyer to look at the case and make the phone calls - or send a letter or two - on your behalf. And the bonus is that they actually know what to say, as opposed to whatever you frenetically google, and know who to say it to, as opposed to whoever you happen to find in the phone book. Just having a lawyer signals to your counterparty that you are not winging it; that combined with an incredibly weak (at best) case & a complainant who has backed away can lead to your case being dismissed with less investment in time & worry than if you did it yourself.
- devnullbrain 3y agoI read the link