Most people can't afford to pay an attorney an hourly rate for a tort case (as well as the expenses) so the only choice is take the case on a contingency basis or send the person on their way.
the only choice ? false and you know it, you can always decline the case. *particularly* if it is a MERITLESS case.
STILL, it does not justify the current practice of allowing anyone (including attorneys, -indeed specially attorneys) to facilitate the filing of any suit, which many are without merit without some risk.
given your comments, you will never accept the logic of this premise, and based on that you call me names simply because you do not agree. then, bring different arguments, (oh look at the poor victim, he has NOOOOO defense... pathetic!) to cloud the initial one. -indeed an attorney you are. probably one who is happy with the current status.
so here.. read maybe you'll learn something...
pointoflaw.com
America differs from all other Western democracies (indeed, from virtually all nations of any sort) in its refusal to recognize the principle that the losing side in litigation should contribute toward "making whole" its prevailing opponent. It's long past time this country joined the world in adopting that principle; unfortunately, any steps toward doing so must contend with deeply entrenched resistance from the organized bar, which likes the system the way it is.
clueless, and incoherent indeed, look in the mirror...
but have at it with gusto, needless to say, you do not understand you are part of the destruction of the most productive country on earth...
no jobs... (because manufacturing is gone)
insane tort law... (making senseless to run any justifiable risk)
commie con-gress (self evident)
and a skittles sh**ng unicorn-in-rainbow believer who is CLUELESS as president... oh but he is a great community organizer... community of morons -lol
no wonder we are where we are !
wow.... clueless indeed ! |
