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so we agree, it's cheaper in europe to get justice, but not free.
by throwawayaway 12y ago
so we agree, it's cheaper in europe to get justice, but not free.
- dagw 12y agoIf you're a member of some sort of union (and many more people are) then they'll often provide you with a legal team for free if they believe your case is 'worthy'.
- mantas 12y agoI'm not sure about other EU countries, but mine grants a small amount of free lawyer hours to every resident. Those free lawyers are not AAA-grade for sure, but they take care of the formalities. Some people (low income, unions etc) are eligible for more hours and/or better free lawyers. So in case of a simple case, it might end up being free.
- juliangregorian 12y agoWhy do people consistently say "my country" when it's just as easy to say "Denmark" or "Croatia" or what have you.
- throwawayaway 12y agoYou'd be surprised how small the tech industry is once you get down to national level in Europe.
- mantas 12y agoAs @throwawayaway mentioned, some people may be worried about privacy. Many European countries are truly that small. I myself have my location in my profile, so obviously this is not the case :) By saying that it's my country, I don't have to add if I just heard about it from my colleague, friend, read on a blog or have first-hands experience. I could say "my country (name-of-the-country)" to make it more clear though. But in this case the exact country doesn't matter much. Thus I put in the necessary information only.