Why do lawyers take on frivilous medical malpractice cases?

29.September, 2009

Instead of taking on serious cases? Are there reasons why lawyers prefer these frivilous lawsuits? Do the lawyers still get paid whether the case wins or not?

Thanks!

They don’t. You’d have to be desperate and foolish to take on a case with absolutely no merit. No only won’t you get paid, but you risk professional sanction for filing meritless actions.

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5 Comments für “Why do lawyers take on frivilous medical malpractice cases?”

  1. obamasbro sagt:
    29.September, 2009 um 7:25 pm

    parasites on steroids $$$$$$$$$$$$$$…
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  2. Adam B sagt:
    29.September, 2009 um 8:08 pm

    They don’t. You’d have to be desperate and foolish to take on a case with absolutely no merit. No only won’t you get paid, but you risk professional sanction for filing meritless actions.
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  3. civis totius mundi sagt:
    29.September, 2009 um 8:26 pm

    When I took Business Law my professor spoke about this one day.
    He said that when the Judge looks at the paperwork for a case and thinks it’s frivolous, he gets the attorneys into his office and asks them "Why are we here?" If one of them can’t give a good reason, the case gets immediately dismissed.
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  4. vtsztpu sagt:
    29.September, 2009 um 9:14 pm

    $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!
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  5. Fox is owned by Red China boycot sagt:
    29.September, 2009 um 9:40 pm

    it is all about greed. that is why some lawyers drive Mercedes and Lexus cars and live in fancy homes
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