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I think contingencies are common in cases like this? The lawyer gets paid iff their client wins.
by dfc 1y ago
I think contingencies are common in cases like this? The lawyer gets paid iff their client wins.
- vkou 1y agoIn that case, you not only have to convince a judge that your case has merit, you also need to convince the lawyer. They aren't going to work on contingency if they think your case is frivolous.
- dfc 1y agoAgreed...and if they think there is a chance of winning they are going to work on the case. That seems obvious? I think you always need to convince a judge your case has merit, right? Or else they just 12b6 you or whatever the equivalent is...