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Depends on the case. Personal injury will absolutely always be on a contingency. Usually because those injured folks can’t afford to pay an hourly rate and their case is worth more as a percentage anyway.
Would you actually take a questionable case like this on contingency purely based on the assumption that they are going to settle?
That doesn’t mean much. You wouldn’t tell your opponent you want to settle, would you?
Sure. We do it all the time. 95% of cases will settle. That’s a fact.
There is another factor in that what has potentially happened, is a first of its kind (sort of).
I do slip and falls with them all the time. They have confidentiality agreements as a matter of course in all their settlement agreements. They don’t want it getting out that they settle these things lest every nigger would go in and take a tumble on their premises.
That’s a fair question. The answer is that I don’t know. You can’t blackboard medical bills or lost wages for a Jury. There is very little harm even if your constitutional rights are violated. It really is pretty de minimis in the grand scheme of things.
Brinton Resto lost his job taking the Pat case
Why? Didn’t he make like 100k in attorneys fees paid for by the book club or something? Not bad for filing a few pleadings.
Even Twink Law thought he was too gay
I think it had to do with the fact that he was caught doing illegal stuff. @quasi101 did the Christian thing by not having him disbarred.
She needs to update with the pedophilia.
He submitted evidence that was obtained illegally (screenshots of a private forum that they accessed using a hacked account).
Quasi could have gotten Brinton Resto in huge trouble with the ABA for that but he follows the Joe DeRosa school of not fucking with a man's livelihood.
Brinton also told a judge we all live in Wisconsin
