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Simply put, this person hired the wrong law firm. When you get sued, you get a reasonable amount of time to respond. That includes time to interview firms, di
by Kon-Peki 1y ago
Simply put, this person hired the wrong law firm.
When you get sued, you get a reasonable amount of time to respond. That includes time to interview firms, discuss the approach and goals, and then choose the best firm that will attempt to carry it out. And then that firm will have enough time to write and file the response. Of course, you have to start immediately.
A good litigator wants to give the other side their bar number, and have them shit their pants when they look up their litigation record. It’s absolutely a strategic advantage; milking hours and aiming for a settlement is bad for a litigators career.
- NoahZuniga 1y agoThis doesn't make sense. A good litegator is expensive, and as me tioned in the article an important part of the strategy behind this lawsuite is bleeding the defendant dry with legal expenses. Telling the other side that you have an expensive lawyer just gives them more leverage.