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Why Would A Lawyer Intentionally Lose A Case?
Check out Catherine Beale's answer:
The cases fell like ducks in a row. It was horrible to watch this. The clients would cry. They were depressed. “The judge said you don’t have a case,” he’d say. And he’d keep the money.
Why would a lawyer deliberately lose a lawsuit?
Because he doesn’t want to finance it under terms of his own retainer. And he makes more with these $10,000 retainers than he would selling used cars.
It happens.
The cases fell like ducks in a row. It was horrible to watch this. The clients would cry. They were depressed. “The judge said you don’t have a case,” he’d say. And he’d keep the money.
Why would a lawyer deliberately lose a lawsuit?
Because he doesn’t want to finance it under terms of his own retainer. And he makes more with these $10,000 retainers than he would selling used cars.
It happens.
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