To: newgeezer
The very same principal applies to lawyers.
They are not paid to have their clients settle amicably. take a divorce, for example. If they can get the 2 sides fighting, the per hour rate skyrockets.
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06/20/2006 6:53:10 AM PDT by
Lokibob
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To: Lokibob
That's out there, but not in my office. In my case it's often the client who demands money-wasting, antagonistic, contentious motion after motion. I try to focus them on what is the most acceptable outcome and get there by the most economical means possible. Many clients dump me (if I don't withdraw first) for not being "aggressive" enough, but I refuse to waste their money and my time.
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