In a contingent fee agreement between you and your attorney, the attorney requires you pay upfront $4000. Can this be done?
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Answered on March 19, 2011
I mis-spoke just now when I wrote: "No state, however, sets the percentages at some particular level." There are indeed some types of cases in some...
In a contingent fee agreement between you and your attorney, the attorney requires you pay upfront $4000. Can this be done?
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Answered on March 19, 2011
I'm not admitted to practice in Georgia and don't know its specific rules and law regarding legal fees, but I suspect they're pretty close to the...
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I;m not sure of any of lawyer in tis firm quite understand what I'am saying second lawyer responded and was no where on the sub
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Answered on March 19, 2011
With due respect, you appear to be badly confused.
Avvo.com isn't a law firm.
None of the lawyers who are answering your questions here are...
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Do I need attorney how and amount for this type of case/
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Answered on March 19, 2011
It's hard to give confident advice about your situation with so brief a description of the facts. I'm not sure why you've posted it under "Ethics,"...
Can I press charges for slander
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Answered on March 19, 2011
I should also mention: Texas defamation law includes the concept of "substantial truth." Here, if the only thing untrue about your boss' statement...
Can I press charges for slander
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Answered on March 19, 2011
You don't have a slander claim. To be a basis for a claim of defamation (slander or libel), a statement must be untrue AND harmful to your...
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I am a dentist of 18 years. My work is very very good and had my own business for years before identity theft closed it down.
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Answered on March 17, 2011
And with due respect to Ms. Henly, I think she's VERY badly wrong in advising you to immediately go to any state licensing agency or other...
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I am a dentist of 18 years. My work is very very good and had my own business for years before identity theft closed it down.
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Answered on March 17, 2011
To clarify, when I said "If he or she could tie it to you ...," I was speaking of a hypothetical patient who's suing you for fraud. You might be...
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I am a dentist of 18 years. My work is very very good and had my own business for years before identity theft closed it down.
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Answered on March 17, 2011
Especially if you have clear hints that your work is resulting in fraudulent billing, there is a substantial risk that someone may try to hold YOU...
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I,m a female model born a female no strings and a company online words me as a transsexual is that slander and they know im not
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Answered on March 17, 2011
I agree with the other lawyers who've answered so far that you need specific advice from an attorney you've consulted directly and confidentially...
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