Texas | Civil Rights Law
5/19/09, 10:55 am
Legal Question
contencey
Can a law firm agree to take case on a contencey bases ,then sign the contract to do it then back out of it and ask for money?
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Can a law firm agree to take case on a contencey bases ,then sign the contract to do it then back out of it and ask for money?
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Read More Answered By: Edgardo Baez |
Re: contencey If the risk is too high, yes |
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