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Ok, nix that, if a lawyer decided to show up for just the arraignment and did nothing else with your case but still wanted paid, is that not the same as a server showing up to take your order, have another person bring your food to you and not coming back again?
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Originally Posted by gangaspeed 
It is part of their pay when the job is done correctly, not half-assed. Do lawyers that only show up half the time get paid as much as they would if they showed up everytime??
That's an interesting comparison since most of the big lawyers hardly do anything themselves.
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Originally Posted by Chuckit
That's an interesting comparison since most of the big lawyers hardly do anything themselves.
Big or Small someone still has to be there for court, arraignment, sentencing, and to talk to you in between all these things. Someone still has to do all the paperwork.
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paralegals do that, while the lawyers golf.
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