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Originally Posted by StupidScript
Additionally, unless the plaintiff is prepared to go into court themselves to pursue their case, most lawyers wouldn't touch it for their percentage of the amount of money at stake. It's harder to get a lawyer than it would be to convince a judge, should the case ever get that far.
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Business and contract lawyers do not work on speculation. They work on retainer or up front estimates of billable hours. You tell them when to go to court.
I was able to get a verbal contract before an arbitrator, but before the disposition was rendered the opposition sought settlement. We had a strong case with authoring documents and the defendant represented himself. But, honestly it was blind luck.