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While I agree he needs more money, it's not like he's going to have to pay $800/hr to get the world's best lawyers on his team. Since he appears to be the post
by rdl 13y ago
While I agree he needs more money, it's not like he's going to have to pay $800/hr to get the world's best lawyers on his team. Since he appears to be the poster child for a test case on this, I think the money will mostly only need to be spent on expenses (travel, etc.), vs. lawyer time, and there will probably be in-kind donations of services.
Lader is the kind of person you want to bring to a case before SCOTUS, not weev.
- option_greek 13y agoYou will be surprised how many hours can be logged by lawyers. They live and breath billing hours.
- rdl 13y agoYes, but the top lawyers in the field can do this pro bono, because it's a good case (or it could be paid directly by other organizations, using staff attorneys).